Erik Menendez, incarcerated for decades for the 1989 murders of his parents, has once again been denied freedom. Despite having his sentence reduced at an earlier stage, the parole board chose to reject his latest attempt at release.

A Miami judge ruled that “Alligator Alcatraz,” a contested migrant detention facility in the Florida Everglades, can remain in operation but cannot expand. Construction is halted, and officials must turn away any additional detainees.

In the week following the deployment of 800 National Guard troops to Washington, D.C., violent crime has reportedly dropped by 22%. President Trump has cited these numbers to declare a victory in the nation’s capital.

Johnny Walker and Zhang Mingyang are set for a Light Heavyweight showdown following the official weigh-in results for UFC Fight Night in Shanghai. Multiple sports outlets, from ESPN to Yahoo Sports, are weighing in on what could be one of the most highly anticipated fights of the season.

The Southeastern Conference’s move to a nine-game schedule has stirred conversation among college football fans, including those at Georgia Tech. With a storied rivalry against Georgia and future SEC matchups on the horizon, the Yellow Jackets face questions about how this expanded slate could change their seasonal planning.

A D.C. National Guard vehicle allegedly ran a red light, colliding with an SUV on Capitol Hill. The civilian driver sustained a minor head laceration, and officials confirm the Guard driver was cited for the violation.

A Wyoming man stands indicted for allegedly striking a wolf with a snowmobile, transporting it to a bar, and ultimately killing the animal. The incident reportedly took place in February 2024 and has since drawn national attention for its disturbing details.

Prosecutors in northern Utah have announced their intent to pursue the death penalty for a man accused of killing two police officers last weekend. The legal action underscores the severity of the allegations and reflects the gravity of this tragic event.

A Hill Country nonprofit has announced a $40 million pledge to help rebuild homes in flood-ravaged Kerr County, Texas. The area was hit hardest by flash floods over the July 4 weekend, leaving neighborhoods, summer camps, and RV parks devastated.

A 31-year-old Henderson resident has been sentenced to prison for fraudulently obtaining $11.2 million through the federal Paycheck Protection Program. Authorities say this scheme highlights the importance of monitoring how emergency relief funds are distributed.

The Idaho Supreme Court has breathed new life into a $21 million lawsuit aimed at the city of Pocatello and private developers tied to the Northgate project. The ruling means the long-standing land dispute is now set to move forward in court, with significant financial stakes on the line.

Markets around the world brace for a day of notable economic reports, from Japan’s latest inflation figures to Germany’s second-quarter GDP data. As investors await Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s speech at Jackson Hole, questions linger about how new data might influence future rate decisions.

Cracker Barrel is pressing on with a refreshed brand identity that removes its iconic barrel from the logo. Fans loyal to the chain have voiced concerns about losing a symbol they have long associated with comfort food and nostalgia.

President Trump paid a visit to law enforcement and National Guard personnel patrolling Washington, D.C., managing a direct show of support. Meanwhile, lawmakers in California and Texas advanced significant redistricting efforts, and the State Department is reportedly reviewing an unspecified matter.

A New York appeals court has dismissed a half-billion-dollar civil fraud penalty against Donald Trump and his companies. Although judges upheld the original finding of fraud, they determined that the amount of the fine was unwarranted.

The Trump administration is reviewing the status of 55 million foreign visa holders to assess whether they can remain in the country. This broad policy approach could have sweeping effects on immigration and spark uncertainty among millions of people.

A Provo mental health therapist has been arrested on suspicion of voyeurism for allegedly manipulating clients into exposing themselves. Authorities believe there may be additional victims and urge them to contact the Provo Police Department.

The competition for doorstep grocery delivery is intensifying as Walmart continues to outshine Amazon on food prices, even as Amazon expands its same-day service to 1,000 new cities. This expansion is putting both Instacart and traditional grocery chains on notice, highlighting how price and convenience remain key factors in the modern retail landscape.

A new poll suggests that New Hampshire residents are split over Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s performance during her first term. While some Granite Staters show approval, others remain uncertain about her handling of key issues such as education.

A 24-year-old man has pleaded guilty to murder after his traveling partner’s remains were discovered along the Pima Canyon Trail in Tucson. The remains had been partially eaten by mountain lions, adding a shocking dimension to the case.

Lil Nas X, the artist behind “Old Town Road,” has been arrested after an alleged naked confrontation with law enforcement. Booked for battery on a police officer, he remains in custody without bail following a brief hospitalization.