North Carolina power outage points to Homeland Security long-documented threats to US power grid
Power outages expected to extend to Thursday in North Carolina's Moore County serve as a reminder that the nation's electrical infrastructure could be vulnerable to domestic terrorists.
Mall of America settles lawsuit from family of boy thrown over balcony
The family of the boy who was thrown from a Mall of America balcony in 2019 reached a settlement on Monday. The perpetrator, Emmanuel Aranda, is serving 19 years in prison.
Chicago police offer to pay people to surrender their guns
The Chicago Police Department held an event on Saturday in which residents received $100 gift cards if they turned in their guns with no questions asked.
Jeffrey Epstein's Paris apartment bought by plastics tycoon for $10.4M
Bulgarian plastics magnate Georgi Tuchev purchased the Parisian luxury apartment of deceased financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Epstein estate reaches $105M settlement with US Virgin Islands, denies liability, fault
Attorneys representing the estate of late financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has reached a $100 million settlement with the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Walmart shooting raises need for workplace violence prevention
A mass shooting at a Virginia Walmart raised concerns of whether workers feel empowered to recognize and address warning signs among fellow coworkers.
Iconic Portland ice cream business threatens to move headquarters over city's rampant crime
Salt & Straw, a prominent Portland ice cream company, might move its headquarters from the city over crime issues that the company co-founder says threatens employee safety.
Portland business forced to close because of crime
Rains PDX owner Marcy Landolfo on the ongoing break-ins that have forced her to shut down her winter clothes store
Small business owners detail impact of crime surge on companies
CEO of Goodwood Brewery Ted Mitzlaff, owner of J's Creole Wings Omar Duncan, and Los Angeles property manager Nejdeh Avedian joined 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss how crime has impacted their ability to do business.
Portland store shuts down, posts blistering note on front door slamming rampant crime: 'City is in peril'
Portland, Oregon, clothing store Rains PDX shut down after facing more than a dozen break-ins and covering expensive repairs, according to a note posted the store's front door.
NYC bill preventing landlords from performing criminal background checks gains traction
A bill being considered in New York City would prevent landlords from conducting criminal background checks on prospective tenants as crime continues to surge in the city.
Chesapeake, VA, Walmart shooter bought gun on day of rampage, left 'death note,' police say
Walmart supervisor Andre Bing, who killed six colleagues in a Tuesday shooting spree, legally purchased his gun the day of the shooting and left behind a 'death note,' authorities say.
Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking operation benefited banks, accusers allege in lawsuit
Women who allege they were abused by Jeffrey Epstein filed a lawsuit against two banks they claim benefited financially from his sex trafficking system.
Balenciaga apologizes for child abuse themes in dual photoshoots
A promotional photo for an Adidas-Balenciaga collaboration handbag depicts a desk of documents including the text of a Supreme Court case pertaining to child pornography.
Starbucks to shutter first Seattle store to unionize, citing 'safety and security incidents'
Starbucks is shuttering a store in Seattle that was the first to unionize amid what the company calls "safety and security incidents," prompting backlash from the union.
Cryptocurrency exchange FTX owes more than $3 billion to creditors
Cryptocurrency exchange FTX, which filed for bankruptcy protection last week, said in a court filing that it owes its 50 largest creditors more than $3 billion.
Crime, panhandling hurting local businesses, Nashville-area store manager says: 'We're losing customers'
A business manager in a Nashville suburb told a local Fox affiliate that ongoing theft, harassment and panhandling have negatively impacted his establishment and the local economy.
Man allegedly pulls gun on Wendy's employee after not getting sauce with his meal
Wendy's employees called the police after a customer brandished a firearm after not receiving sauce with his meal last week. The man was using a stolen firearm, police say.
COVID-19 scammers who fled to Montenegro while awaiting sentencing extradited back to US: Report
Two people convicted of stealing $18 million from COVID-19 relief funds were reportedly extradited back to the U.S. from Montenegro on Thursday.
Elizabeth Holmes to face sentencing hearing over Theranos crimes
Elizabeth Holmes faces her sentencing hearing in California on Friday. The former Theranos exec faces 20 years in prison, though her team has requested just 18 months.