A former St. Louis County police officer was sentenced Thursday to five years of probation for firing a gun into the air at a trick-or-treating event and shouting that people were going to die.

Fredric Gumbinner, an attorney, received three years of probation and a $100,000 fine. James Metcalf, a businessman, got ...

A St. Louis County judge handed down a sentence to the former St. Louis County police officer accused of firing gunshots and ...

Scott Jenkins, who was the sheriff in Culpeper County, had been convicted of federal bribery and fraud charges by a jury in ...

As the Trump administration attempts to carry out its campaign promise of mass deportations, it’s promoted the official ICE ...

A former medical assistant at a Pennsylvania urgent care was sentenced after he posed as a nurse and sexually assaulted ...

Former Culpeper County Sheriff Scott Jenkins was sentenced Friday to 10 years in federal prison for accepting over $75,000 in ...

The Pentagon is reinstating fired probationary employees, but many are still waiting for instructions on returning to work, ...

This bill would have moved us forward on criminal justice reform," Maestas added. "It would have allocated $6.1 million to programming, extended the length of probation ... it's not a badge ...

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President Donald Trump’s second term was only in its second day when Ryan Spoon — vice chair of the local Republican Party ...