Authorities say that after Jataveon Hall allegedly broke in and forced the boy into a closet, the boy emerged with a machete and hit the suspect on the head with the blade.
Lynley Price
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Utah veteran turning 101 gets over 5,000 birthday cards
John Frey’s family says they were expecting 500 at the most but ended up with cards from all 50 states and at least 12 countries.
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Rapper T.I. and Atlanta church work to end mass imprisonment
Ebenezer Baptist Church, once attended by the late Martin Luther King Jr., is hosting a three-day conference to help communities fight the rising prison industrial complex.
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Meghan and Harry release photo of baby Archie
The picture is posted on the couple’s Instagram feed in celebration of Father’s Day.
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He thought he snagged a villa for $9,100, but got a foot-wide strip of land instead
Kerville Holness’ 100-foot-long piece of land starts at the curb where two mailboxes have been installed, goes under the wall separating the garages of two adjoining Spring Lake villas and extends out to the back of the lot.
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O.J. Simpson on Twitter: ‘I got a little gettin’ even to do’
In the video he posted, he says followers will get to read his thoughts on ‘just about everything.’
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Passengers subdue man acting erratically on Turkish Airlines jet
The 35-year-old Sudanese man smashed an oxygen mask box, rushed toward the cockpit and complained about not being able to breathe.
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Building materials helped spread Grenfell fire, U.S. lawsuit says
The suit names refrigerator maker Whirlpool, cladding manufacturer Arconic Inc., and insulation maker Celotex.
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New Jersey mandates panic buttons for hotel workers
The law goes into effect in January and applies to hotels with 100 or more rooms.
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States sue to stop $26.5 billion T-Mobile, Sprint deal
New York Attorney General Letitia James says combining the companies would reduce access to affordable wireless services and would affect lower-income communities.