Prosecutors and defense attorneys have laid out different versions of what happened in the early hours of July 26 at the intersection of 4th and Elm streets.

Biting. Hitting. Mayhem on a Sun Metro bus in El Paso. But is a woman being banned from public transportation too harsh?

AKRON, Ohio — A woman was wounded in the stomach early Sunday morning when shots were fired during a large fight in the parking lot of an Akron bar, police say. Police say officers were called to the ...

A 19-year-old woman is accused of killing her cousin in a fight about helping her get a job at Taco Bell, Wisconsin police say. Rae’Jianna D. Hall, 19, who is from Mississippi, recently moved into a ...

Deputies say Clarethia Bellamy threw a pot of boiling grease during a fight. A man suffered severe burns and was flown to a hospital. Bellamy faces charges including aggravated assault and cruelty to ...

Five young women are staring anxiously at a laptop. This is the call they’ve long been waiting for. A flurry of mixed emotions takes over as they each learn they have been selected by FIFA for the ...

On Sept. 15 an officer on patrol saw a man passed out behind the wheel in the Circle K parking lot. The 30-year-old Rocky River man refused field sobriety tests and was arrested for operating a ...

SOUTH HADLEY — When Elena Bliss stood before the Massachusetts Legislature during Childhood Cancer Advocacy Day, she carried with her the weight of both personal tragedy and public mission. Bliss, ...

A 38-year-old Camarillo woman was convicted in a bar assault on Wednesday, a verdict that comes more than six years after the violent incident occurred. Danielle Marie Dixon was convicted on felony ...

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A 69-year-old was charged with first-degree murder after he shot a woman in the stomach with a shotgun during an argument about religion, police say. Calvin Johnson Sr. was booked in ...

Listen to more stories on the Noa app. At a press conference today, President Donald Trump dispensed one clear piece of medical advice to American parents in a rambling, repetitive monologue: Don’t.

I spent a recent weekend at my alma mater, Notre Dame, to celebrate 50 years of women’s varsity sports. It was through the literal blood, sweat and tears of women on the track, turf and field that ...