Seattle residents and business owners are voicing their concerns about crime “perpetrated on a nearly hourly basis” and say people who commit assaults reemerge after their arrests to cause further chaos. Members of the downtown Seattle community that spoke with the Puget Sound Business Journal offered their own “horror stories” regarding crime and have called...
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On this day in history, Adam Walsh disappeared from department store, marking start of 27-year case
July 27, 1981, quickly went from a normal day for the Walsh family to one that seeped into tragedy. Reve Walsh and her 6-year-old son, Adam, went to Sears in Hollywood, Florida, on that day. While at the store, the boy went into the video game aisle while his mother browsed just a few aisles...
Family and non-family kidnappings, abduction attempts are most common during the summer months
There are several different types of missing child cases analyzed by the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC). Based on 2023 data reported by the NCMEC, there were 28,886 total missing child cases reported, and 25,306 of those cases have been resolved. Of those cases, endangered runaways made up the majority. The majority...
A mysterious pile of bones could hold evidence of Japanese war crimes, activists say
Depending on who you ask, the bones that have been sitting in a Tokyo repository for decades could be either leftovers from early 20th century anatomy classes, or the unburied and unidentified victims of one of the country’s most notorious war crimes. A group of activists, historians and other experts who want the government to...
Border czar Kamala Harris visits Houston weeks after Jocelyn Nungaray allegedly murdered by illegal immigrants
“Border czar” Vice President Kamala Harris traveled to Houston, Texas, choosing to attend a dinner for a convention for teachers rather than visit the grieving parents of 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray, who was raped and murdered, allegedly by two migrants. Nungaray was found strangled to death June 17. Authorities identified the suspects as two Venezuelan nationals...
Tennessee removes sex workers with HIV from the sex offender registry
Tennessee has agreed to remove sex workers with HIV from the sex offender registry following two lawsuits that argued the state’s law did not account for evolving science on the spread and prevention of the disease, according to the Chattanooga Times Free Press. The state’s decades-lasting laws made prostitution a misdemeanor for the majority of...
Newsom urges Oakland officials to tighten 'extreme' policy that restricts police chases
California Gov. Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, called on Oakland officials Friday to amend an “extreme” policy that generally only allows police to chase suspected criminals in cases of “violent forcible crimes.” The governor sent a letter to Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao, the Oakland City Council and the Oakland Police Commission urging them to reconsider the...
Trump assassination attempt: Suspicious persons common, but police testimony raises new questions
PITTSBURGH – After Pennsylvania police leaders revealed there were at least two other suspicious individuals besides would-be assassin Thomas Matthew Crooks spotted at the July 13 Trump rally, experts tell Fox News Digital that reports of “suspicious” or “unusual” people at Secret Service events are common. Pennsylvania’s State Police commissioner, Col. Christopher Paris, testified before...
Victims of antisemitic riot outside Los Angeles synagogue sue radical groups behind 'shocking' violence
FIRST ON FOX – Members of a synagogue in Los Angeles have filed a lawsuit against three major protest groups for organizing a “riot” that “violently blocked Jews” from their place of worship last month. “Targeting Jewish families on their way to exercise their religious freedom at a house of worship is abhorrent and has...
Judge sentences teen for role in shooting at Chiefs' Super Bowl parade
Multiple individuals have been charged with murder and other crimes in connection to the shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory parade in February. This week, one of the juveniles was sentenced to a Missouri state Department of Youth Services facility, The Associated Press confirmed. The 15-year-old, whose full name was not made...









