Regional & State News

Giovanni Vincente Mosquera Serrano is the first Tren de Aragua member listed on FBI’s 10 Most Wanted list.

Homeland Security is targeting illegal immigrants who have been arrested for violent crimes but later released, agency officials said.

The U.S. congressman and his wife faced up to 20 years behind bars had they been convicted of bribery, unlawful foreign influence, and money laundering.

ICE has issued an immigration detainer for the suspect but does not expect it to be honored due to California’s sanctuary policies.

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry said he expected the National Guard troops to arrive before Christmas.

Judge Beryl Howell said arrests made by officials without meeting certain conditions ‘directly violates the clear statutory requirement.’

Multiple fraud schemes have been uncovered in Minnesota that exploited welfare programs and collected billions of dollars in taxpayer funds.

The lawsuit alleges companies engineered addictive ultra-processed foods despite known health risks, pushing costs onto public systems and taxpayers.

The state’s education board said the reinstated ban ‘will be in effect until the Supreme Court issues further guidance.’

Ryan Samsel is suing after becoming what his lawyer described as ‘the most tortured individual by the Federal Government in recent American history.’

The defendants had a master list for a web of financial transactions. Prosecutors allege they were laundering illicit gains.

City Council member James Solomon’s election ends the hopes of scandal-plagued former Gov. Jim McGreevey for election.

After a race that some polls had predicted could see razor thin margins, Republican Matt Van Epps easily held the district for the GOP.

Depending on the outcome of an ongoing Supreme Court case, lawmakers are expected to gather in the spring.

Jose Francisco Jovel said he wanted to blow up the building and ’spray down' the officers, authorities said. His attack caused no damage.

The Minnesota scandals now drawing the national spotlight have been simmering for at least a decade.

Rahmanullah Lakanwal, who came to the nation’s capital from Washington state, was ordered to be held without bond.

Giovanni Vincente Mosquera Serrano is the first Tren de Aragua member listed on FBI’s 10 Most Wanted list.

Homeland Security is targeting illegal immigrants who have been arrested for violent crimes but later released, agency officials said.

The U.S. congressman and his wife faced up to 20 years behind bars had they been convicted of bribery, unlawful foreign influence, and money laundering.

ICE has issued an immigration detainer for the suspect but does not expect it to be honored due to California’s sanctuary policies.

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry said he expected the National Guard troops to arrive before Christmas.

Judge Beryl Howell said arrests made by officials without meeting certain conditions ‘directly violates the clear statutory requirement.’

Multiple fraud schemes have been uncovered in Minnesota that exploited welfare programs and collected billions of dollars in taxpayer funds.

The lawsuit alleges companies engineered addictive ultra-processed foods despite known health risks, pushing costs onto public systems and taxpayers.

The state’s education board said the reinstated ban ‘will be in effect until the Supreme Court issues further guidance.’

Ryan Samsel is suing after becoming what his lawyer described as ‘the most tortured individual by the Federal Government in recent American history.’

The defendants had a master list for a web of financial transactions. Prosecutors allege they were laundering illicit gains.

City Council member James Solomon’s election ends the hopes of scandal-plagued former Gov. Jim McGreevey for election.

After a race that some polls had predicted could see razor thin margins, Republican Matt Van Epps easily held the district for the GOP.

Depending on the outcome of an ongoing Supreme Court case, lawmakers are expected to gather in the spring.

Jose Francisco Jovel said he wanted to blow up the building and ’spray down' the officers, authorities said. His attack caused no damage.

The Minnesota scandals now drawing the national spotlight have been simmering for at least a decade.

Rahmanullah Lakanwal, who came to the nation’s capital from Washington state, was ordered to be held without bond.