Prosecutors say modern forensic testing tied Nickie Dean Gardiner to the deaths of two elderly residents more than 30 years later.
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Dangerous Heat Index Values Soar Past 100 Across Atlanta, Rome, Athens, Covington, and Eatonton as Georgia Faces Peak Humidity Monday and Tuesday
GEORGIA — Heat index numbers are set to soar again across Georgia early this week,…
Isolated Storms Fade Through the Carolinas as Raleigh, Charlotte, Fayetteville, Wilmington, and Myrtle Beach See Drier Afternoon With Highs in the Low 80s
CAROLINAS — Cloudy skies will remain across the region Saturday, but rain chances are becoming…
Monsoon Pattern Set to Increase Storm Coverage Across Colorado From Denver to Grand Junction and Pueblo With Wildfire Smoke Staying Away Through Monday
COLORADO — The monsoonal pattern remains in place across Colorado and is expected to become…
Investigators in Rawlins, Wyoming, Keep Searching for Answers in 52-Year-Old Rodeo Murder Cold Cases and the Missing Girls
Sheriff’s office and a cold case investigator are still trying to identify the killer, find remains, and locate family DNA.
Idaho Disappearance Nears 50 Years as Lewiston Cold Case of Patricia Otto Remains Unsolved Before August 31 Anniversary
Detectives and advocates are again asking for tips in one of Idaho’s oldest missing-person cases.
Dust Storm Chain-Reaction Crash Near Soda Springs Sends Three People to Hospital and Closes Highway 34 for Three Hours
State police say the five-vehicle wreck began when drivers tried to pass stopped traffic waiting out blowing dust.
One Person Dies, Another Is Injured in Head-On SUV and Semitruck Crash Near Big Arm on U.S. Highway 93
Emergency crews closed the highway for hours Sunday morning after the collision near Walking Horse Lane.
Heavy Rain and More Thunderstorms Remain Possible Overnight in Idaho as Cooler Weather and Mountain Snow Move in This Weekend
Storms are easing in strength, but showers, brief hail and a sharp cooldown are still in the forecast through Sunday.
Extreme Heat Advisories and Warnings Continue Across Montana as Thunderstorms and Flood Watches Add New Hazards Tuesday
High temperatures stay dangerous through the week, with wind, storms and flood concerns layered on top in parts of Montana.
