While overall crime in the United States has shown signs of decline, several cities continue to demand intense police work due to persistent safety challenges.

The purported decline of the Jalisco cartel, drug busts and arrest statistics were the focus of Friday's presidential press conference.

Congress, the Justice Department and the city's Metropolitan Police Department are all looking into whether MPD under-reported crime data.

How did Philadelphia's crime, especially homicide, rates decrease so dramatically? And why isn't Mayor Parker taking credit ...

While Americans have turned against trans people’s political agenda, by at least one measure we have become more accepting. From: ...

Most people don't think twice about stepping outside at night. You grab your keys, maybe your phone, and head out. Simple. But in certain American cities, that decision can carry real consequences ...

A poll conducted showed the differences in how city and suburban voters view the Memphis Safe Task Force and immigration enforcement.

WVUA 23 Digital is showcasing the candidates who are running for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Tommy Tuberville in ...

WASHINGTON (TNND) — As fighting between the United States, Israel and Iran enters its seventh day, President Donald Trump is escalating his rhetoric — demanding what he calls an “unconditional ...

Iran launched new retaliatory attacks early Friday against neighboring countries that host U.S. forces. There were no immediate reports of casualties. Here's the latest.

The U.S. Postal Service is on track to run out of cash within a year unless Congress lets it borrow more. That's according to Postmaster General David Steiner.