Nathaniel R. Lewis fired multiple shots at police during the tense nine-hour standoff that ended with what one official called a miracle.

Jerry Foxhoven was asked to resign from his government job following a history of sending Tupac-related emails to his staff.

A lover's quarrel came to a head in Florida, when Serina Wolfe used her boyfriend's credit card to pay for a meal, and tipped $5,000.

Virginia mom Elizabeth Malone has been charged with injecting her own blood into her son to make him sicker.

Former paid escort Dalia Dippolito of Boynton Beach, Florida was caught on camera in a murder-for-hire plot assuring a hitman that she was 5000% sure she wanted her newlywed husband, Michael Dippolito, dead.

Virginia police are seeking a man who robbed a 7-Eleven with a baby shirt over his face.

Surveillance video shows a teacher at Brighter Daycare throwing a toddler across the room into a cabinet.

Wisconsin's mysterious serial toilet clogger, Patrick Beeman, has been sentenced to jail for his crime spree.

Reasonable Doubt’s former homicide detective Chris Anderson speaks to Crime Obsession’s Traci Stumpf about Amber Guyger, the former Dallas Police officer who shot Botham Jean, her former neighbor, in his own home. Anderson shares his opinion that Guyger could have avoided the tragic event had she followed certain procedures for which she was trained, while explaining some of the intricacies of the subsequent trial, including the concept of the Castle Doctrine. Despite claiming that it was a mistake, that she thought she was in her own apartment, Guyger was found guilty of murder and sentenced to 10 years in prison. Do you think the sentence is just?