Justice

New York state legislators have just days to question phone hacking, forensics, and fusion centers before the budget passes.

A homicide detective says he cleared the alternate suspect in Edna Franklin’s murder. Turns out the suspect’s alibi was a lie.

Overwhelmed with opioid overdoses, many states loosened their laws on involuntary institutionalization to sweep in more people with substance use disorders.

The U.S. government’s militarized response to the 2019 crisis made it much worse, advocates say.

An ex-girlfriend tells a surprising story about Charles Raby that she says proves his guilt.

While the company has been fighting regulation, levels of its carcinogenic chemical have climbed in St. John, Louisiana.

Charles Raby says he confessed to protect his girlfriend, Merry Alice Gomez. She continues to stand by him — and corrects a long-held misconception.

The first state constitutional protection of reproductive rights hints at the contradictions and fears of a divided movement.

As black smoke poured out of a burning tire dump in Louisiana, people inside the prison next door struggled to keep the fumes out.

A famed forensic dentist recanted his testimony against Charles McCrory. He may die in prison anyway.