Crime

America’s most-used password in 2025 is one word

Passwords are a crucial aspect of online security, as they serve as the first line of defense against cyber threats. However, many individuals still opt for easily guessable passwords, leaving

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Ex-college hoops star Kinu Rochford killed in NYC basketball tournament shooting

A former professional basketball player from Europe was tragically shot and killed in a targeted attack during a crowded basketball

Suburban school chief used work credit card for porn sites, golf gear, and gift cards, prosecutors say

William Toulios (LinkedIn) A former superintendent of a suburban school district is facing charges for allegedly misappropriating over $10,000 using

Lawless teen takeover targets iconic SoCal amusement park as cops issue warning

Following the chaos at Newport Beach during the Fourth of July, another Southern California landmark is potentially facing disruption. Knott's

After ‘disgraceful week’ for Illinois House Democrats, Republicans call for more transparency, accountability

by Ben SzalinskiCapitol News IllinoisSPRINGFIELD — Illinois Republican legislators have urged their Democratic colleagues to endorse ethics reforms aimed at

Woman attacked by violent mob in Newport Beach chaos breaks down

A woman from Southern California shared an emotional video recounting an attack during a chaotic Fourth of July event in

34-time convicted felon gets 25 years for firing a shot during River North robbery; accomplice got 10 years

Mitchell Davis, left, and Duran Gladney. (Chicago Police Department; Google) A man previously convicted on 30 felony counts, including attempted

‘Guess who lives on my block’

It’s a hard lop life. Lorena Bobbitt, notorious for severing her husband's penis, is now living a quiet suburban life

Chicago hate crime reports plunge even after city made reporting easier

Chicago's initiative to boost hate crime reporting is yielding an unexpected outcome. Although new methods have been implemented for residents