All news by author: Liam Buckler

Ajike Owen, 35, was shot dead through her front door in Ocala, Florida, US, after suspect Susan Lorincz claimed she had been "disrespected" by the mum's children for two years

Ralph Yarl, now 17, went to pick up his twin younger brothers from their friend's house in Kansas City, Missouri, on April 13 when he was allegedly shot by suspect Andrew Lester

According to the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention, it is the first time malaria has been locally acquired in the US in twenty years after cases were identified in Florida and Texas

Suspect Bryan Kohberger is charged with four counts of murder in connection with the deaths of Madison Mogen, Kaylee Goncalves, Xana Kernodle and Ethan Chapin in Idaho, US, last November

Boston Logan International Airport, John F Kennedy International Airport, Newark Liberty International Airport and LaGuardia Airport have been forced to cancel and delay hundreds of flights

Anderson Lee Aldrich walked into Club Q in Colorado Springs and targeted the LGTBQ+ community by firing an AR-15-style semiautomatic rifle just before midnight on November 19

Bela Chatwin, 21, from Utah, US, was left unrecognisable after her face swelled up severely due to sun poisoning on holiday, which even scared her own little sister

The unidentified Italian couple and the woman's mother, who was in her late 90s, were found by a neighbour in their home in Nonantum, Massachusetts

The man was fishing along the edge of a pond in Lowcountry, South Carolina, US, when the frightening reptile climbed out of the water and suddenly lunged at him

Fisherman Nick was washing his hands in the water at Everglades National Park in Florida, US, when a shark jumped up and pulled him off the boat as his horrified friends looked on

Jay Bloom and his son Sean were offered a "last minute price" to join the Titan submarine by CEO Stockton Rush but doubts over the vessel's safety led to the pair turning them down

The submarine Titan departed at 6am on Sunday with five passengers on board but suddenly went missing 12,000ft below sea level 435 miles south of St John's, Newfoundland, Canada

The Titan submersible, which was operated by OceanGate, had five passengers on board the vessel when it disappeared while on a journey to visit the Titanic's wreckage around 435 miles of St John's, Newfoundland, Canada

Rear Admiral John Mauger, from the US Coast Guard, had said the initial attempt to locate the submarine “yielded negative results” after the Canadian P-3 aircraft picked up a "banging" sound on Tuesday

The Horizon Artic ship arrived at the site of Titanic wreckage after travelling 400 miles overnight across the Atlantic Ocean from St John's port on the eastern Canadian coast to help join the search

The deadline for oxygen to run out on the missing submersible that ventured to the Titanic has passed despite a separate search for the missing five passengers

OceanGate Expeditions founder and CEO Stockton Rush, who is among the five passengers missing aboard the Titan submarine, made the haunting confession after claiming there were no safety concerns regarding his vessel

Rescue teams have just hours left to find the missing Titanic submarine after the US Coast Guard confirmed it had detected a "banging" noise every thirty minutes

Music fans were in attendance at the Red Rocks Park & Amphitheatre on Wednesday evening to watch former One Direction star Louis Tomlinson when they were hit with inches of hail

Rescue ship Deep Energy, which is deploying remote operated submarines, has arrived to the middle of the Atlantic after a "banging" was heard from the Titan vessel on Tuesday, according to the Coast Guard

Mike Reiss, who worked on The Simpsons for over thirty years, went on a tour of the Titanic's wreckage in 2022 and has revealed the submarine lost its communication several times

Rear Admiral John Mauger, from the US Coast Guard, who is leading the search for the Titan submersible, has revealed they "don't know the source of that noise" but have reported the data with the US Navy

OceanGate CEO, Stockton Rush, who is one of five men trapped onboard a submersible that ventured to the wreckage of the Titanic, said he wanted to 'change the way humanity regards the deep ocean' and he was put-off by the thick, fully-body dry suits

Marc and Sharon Hagle decided to sue OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush after accusing him of selling the adventure knowing it was not going to happen on time, and for refusing to refund their $210,258

A letter sent to Stockton Rush, the OceanGate CEO, in 2018 claimed "the current 'experimental approach' of the company could result in problems 'from minor to catastrophic'