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Samuel Little’s depravity is matched only by his prodigious memory.

The FBI confirmed that Samuel Little is the worst serial killer in US History. Little confessed to murdering 93 people over 33 years, many of which occurred in LA. Gordon Tokumatsu reports for the NBC4 News on Monday, Oct. 7, 2019.

Bob Mokos is a passionate gun owner who on the surface would seem like a card-carrying National Rifle Association member. The retired airline pilot has been shooting guns since he was a child. The Vietnam veteran got more serious about firearms as a civilian after one of his sisters was fatally shot during a mugging in Chicago. After the 9/11...

The NFL will not suspend Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill under its personal conduct policy in a domestic violence case involving his 3-year-old son.

A conservative Detroit priest renowned for his orchestral Masses and traditional Latin services has been removed from public ministry after the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Detroit reviewed what it described as a “credible allegation” that he had abused a child decades ago. The announcement, made during services Sunday at the Rev. Eduard Perrone’s church, shocked parishioners and came a month...

Responding to criticism that he was failing to release public records involving law-enforcement-involved shootings as required by a new state law, Orange County Sheriff Don Barnes issued a slew of documents Wednesday.

A Hudson Valley man who vanished into a state park after allegedly murdering his daughter-in-law in 2012 has been added to the FBI’s 10 Most Wanted list, according to law enforcement authorities.

Testimony continues Wednesday in the trial against former NFL player Kellen Winslow Jr., who is accused of raping or sexually assaulting five women.

The trial for former NFL player Kellen Winslow Jr. on multiple sexual assault charges, including raping two women last year and raping an unconscious 17-year-old girl in 2003, is scheduled to begin Monday.

The husband of a woman who vanished in 1981 has been charged with the woman’s murder 38 years later.

The ability of drones to interfere with airliners — and inconvenience their passengers — has now been demonstrated on two continents, and the problem is likely to get worse as the number of small, unmanned devices multiply. Law enforcement authorities are trying to figure out who flew a drone so high and so close to Newark Liberty International Airport that...

McStay family disappearance stumped investigators for years.

Agencies on Thursday were investigating a slew of bomb threats across the United States. Some officials declared them a hoax.

A wave of bomb threats emailed Thursday to hundreds of schools, businesses and government buildings across the U.S. triggered searches, evacuations and fear — but there were no signs of explosives, and authorities said the scare appeared to be a crude extortion attempt. Law enforcement agencies across the country dismissed the threats, saying they were meant to cause disruption and...

A video of Harvey Weinstein aired on television Wednesday showing him boldly propositioning a woman who later accused him of rape and repeatedly touching her and stroking her arm and back during what was supposed to have been a business meeting.

While the Trump administration fortifies the southern border, there’s growing concern over the number of foreigners entering the country illegally across the porous northern border with Canada. People crossing the border between Vermont and Quebec have paid smugglers up to $4,000, usually payable when the immigrants reach their U.S. destination, according to officials and court documents. While the number of...

Southland law enforcement authorities will likely be out in force Saturday when Mexico takes on South Korea in a World Cup match, in anticipation of any over-the-top revelers pouring into the streets.

Describing gang violence inflicted by MS-13 members in chilling and gruesome detail, President Donald Trump vowed Wednesday to make “radical” changes to U.S. aid practices by withholding government assistance from countries whose criminals slip into the United States.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials are reviewing an encounter between a Border Patrol agent and two U.S. citizens who were detained and questioned after speaking Spanish at a gas station in northern Montana, the agency said Monday. Ana Suda told NBC News she and her friend Mimi Hernandez made a midnight run Wednesday for milk and eggs at a...