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"The evidence of guilt is overwhelming," the judge says after the jury's verdict is read in court.

One family cut off in the mountains says their "three-day vacation turned into a horrific nightmare".

The 12-time Grammy award winner is credited with shaping much of 20th Century jazz music.

The governor signs the laws as questions are asked about an old photo apparently of him in women's clothing.

Take a look at the main characters in the sprawling Murdaugh murders saga.

The high-profile US double murder trial included claims of corruption, abuse and a failed hitman plot.

A jury in South Carolina finds the disgraced lawyer guilty of killing his wife Maggie, and son Paul.

The men allegedly conspired to skirt US export laws to sell sophisticated aviation equipment to Russia.

A Snapchat video, a missing gun and unanswered calls - here are the moments that will weigh on jurors.

Officials suspect the victim was infected after rinsing their nasal sinuses with public tap water.

The jury in a high-profile US trial begins discussing their verdicts after six weeks of evidence.

Marc Muffley's lawyer says the device was a firework after Monday night's incident in Pennsylvania.

New court documents show what police found following a raid at the family home of Bryan Kohberger.

America's top diplomat tells his Russian counterpart the war of aggression in Ukraine must end.

The daughter of a defendant was warned she'd 'wind up in cuffs' if she ever turned to drugs and crime.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel has said that she was one of the targets of the alleged death threats.

Jalen Carter says he expects to be "fully exonerated" of misdemeanour charges in the fatal collision.