Ray Sanchez

A Sunday morning in America: A family ripped apart by ICE before a birthday celebration

18 people dead or missing after massive blast at Tennessee military explosive plant, officials say

The tragic fatal stabbing of a young woman on a Charlotte light rail train sheds light on the challenges of keeping America’s public transportation riders safe on vast, crowded and wide-open systems that fuel urban life.

For nearly three decades, Colorado has experienced some of the highest-profile shootings in the nation – tragedies that claimed the lives of ordinary Americans sitting in classrooms or movie theaters, shopping for groceries or dancing at a nightclub.

When a well-known and loved homeless man nicknamed “Pepe” was killed in the crossfire of a Chicago shooting outside her home on Labor Day weekend, Erica Hernandez woke up her six-year-old son and rushed him into a bathroom.

As the Trump administration escalates its deployment of troops in the nation’s capital and vows similar moves elsewhere, leaders of largely Democratic cities across the country are pushing back.

OceanGate co-founder and CEO Stockton Rush fancied himself an adventurer, visionary and MacGyver-esque experimenter. He was also an overly ambitious proponent of deep-sea tourism whose resistance to oversight and negligence ended in tragedy just over two years ago.

Shooting at Fort Stewart, a US military fortress long accustomed to guarding against external threats, exposes vulnerability to threats from within, experts say.

How an art professor from Cuba who exhibited his work at Havana’s famed art biennial battled addiction and mental health issues as a homeless man in Harlem.

People awoke from water rushing around them during the early morning hours of July 4, all along the Guadalupe River in the Texas Hill Country. Residents were seemingly caught off guard, but warnings had been issued days and hours before floodwaters began carrying away homes, and lives.