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When Henry Garland got into a car crash along Interstate 270 near Rockville, Maryland, he said there was no doubt in his mind who hit him. “Big blue arrow on the side of the blue truck,” said Garland, referring to an Amazon delivery truck that he says sideswiped him. Garland said the incident caused roughly $2,000 in damages to his…

Actor Hunter Schafer was among dozens of war protesters arrested at NBC’s 30 Rock headquarters in Manhattan during President Biden’s appearance on “Late Night with Seth Meyers” earlier this week, organizers confirmed.

Some ESPN on-air personalities reportedly were given awards they were not entitled to.

New video shows a Porsche driver slamming into a Florida Highway Patrol trooper during an early morning hit-and-run crash in South Florida last week.

A South Florida law firm has filed a lawsuit against The Hershey Company, claiming false and deceptive advertising related to the designs of various Reese’s Peanut Butter products.

While gift-giving is a big part of the Christmas holiday, so too is gift returning, but before you head to the store to bring back your unwanted gifts, there are some things experts say you should know.

The man charged Monday with the serial murders of three homeless men around Los Angeles, and the follow-home robbery and murder of an LA County employee in San Dimas, was the recipient of a $700,000 personal injury payment in recent months, court records and city officials confirmed.

An arrest has been made in the killing of three homeless men in the last week, the Los Angeles Police Department said in a press conference Saturday.

New technology coming to stores could stop theft and ease customer access.

A dog trainer accused of boarding but never returning some animals sent to her for training now faces charges in California and Massachusetts.

Parents whose children died after taking drugs containing fentanyl were inside a Los Angeles courtroom Wednesday, hoping a judge will allow their lawsuit against the social media company Snapchat to move forward. 

The “Lady of the Dunes” case, which involved what had been Massachusetts’ longest-unidentified homicide victim, has been officially closed after nearly 50 years as investigators declared Monday that she was killed by her husband.

The Texas Commission on Law Enforcement said it will tighten its oversight of law enforcement training classes after an NBC 5 investigation.