All news by author: Jeremiah Hassel

The Las Vegas Police Department is frantically searching for the passenger involved in the fatal hit-and-run that killed retired Bell, California, Police Chief Andreas Probst, who was cycling when he was deliberately run down

A Utah mum-of-three who is accused of poisoning her husband with fentanyl suffered a seizure in her jail cell, which led to the discovery of a damning letter that could change the course of her trial

A groundbreaking study in the Science medical journal has revealed that the brain cells of those afflicted with Alzheimer's are killing themselves by inflammatory suicide

One child is dead and three others have been hospitalised after multiple incidents of cardiac arrest broke out at a Bronx daycare on Friday afternoon

A psychic who claims to have the ability to chat with the dead says they told her what happens when you die — you go to a 'spiritual spa day' and heal from life's traumas

A California woman is celebrating a legal win after she was arrested last year and charged with a felony and misdemeanour for firing a gun in self-defence in a tussle with a 'drunk' roommate

The details of the case against American Airlines passengers Yehuda Yosef Adler, his wife Jennie and their young daughter have been revealed through court documents

The woman who breastfeeds her husband said it's been improving his skin and impacting his health, too — he hasn't gotten sick in two years, and she attributes it to her breast milk

A spike in overdose deaths has resulted from the combination of fentanyl and stimulants like cocaine and methamphetamines, a new study reveals — and it's causing the fourth wave in the opioid crisis

The mother of a girl whose genetic condition leads to childhood dementia says there's hope for her daughter in the form of an experimental drug. The 10-year-old and her family are positive

A pair of brothers went on a hike in 1975 in a national park in California. Their hair began to stand on end when they reached the peak of a granite mountain, and then they were struck by lightning

Emma Coronel Aispuro, the glamorous wife of infamous Mexican drug lord Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman, has been released from prison after a reduced sentence today

Danelo Cavalcante was recently spotted on a doorbell camera at the home of one of his former associates in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania. The convicted murder has managed to evade police for two weeks

Danelo Cavalcante has managed to evade capture by several law enforcement agencies for nearly two weeks despite having been spotted around eight times since fleeing prison on August 31

Hurricane Lee is still a raging Category 4 storm, but debates have sprung up as to whether or not it will batter the US East Coast or not. It's trajectory is in question

An Oklahoma mother-of-five posted three chilling words to her Facebook hours before dying from complications related to childbirth. Now, her mother, the children's grandmother, is asking for help

A passenger on a United Airlines flight from Chicago to Los Angeles attempted to enter the cockpit of the aircraft and open flight deck and exit doors, the FAA confirmed

A police officer launched into action after witnessing a pickup truck plunge into a Pennsylvania river. He swam out and saved the young girl before guiding her father back to shore

Al Pacino's ex-girlfriend Noor Alfallah, 29, has reportedly filed for physical custody of their recently born son Roman Alfallah Pacino, just three months after the film executive gave birth

Parents are being warned to ensure their children's toy chests are safe after twins from Florida Aurora and Kellan suffocated to death inside a toy box after becoming trapped late last month in a horrific tragedy

WARNING, DISTRESSING FOOTAGE AND DETAILS: A 60-year-old woman was beaten more than 50 times with her own cane in a horrifying onslaught in the New York City subway underground, footage captured by an MTA employee reveals

Three people were shot at Brooklyn's West Indian Day Parade. One died from his injuries, and in one of the incidents, a fire engine was hit by a stray bullet

Around 60 to 80 students celebrating Labor Day on a pier near the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus plunged into a lake after the structure suddenly collapsed

The lands of the Upper Sioux Agency National Park will once again belong to the Dakota tribes come 2033 after new legislation transferred it back to the Natives

A celebrity photographer known for shooting Avril Lavigne and Steve Aoki, among others, escaped Burning Man "with some luck" and called the Nevada playa a "mud hell"