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Two years ago, Rainier Miguel Salas and two licensed Florida insurance agents were charged in a scheme to sell insurance agent licenses—allegedly operating through an illegal 'licensing school' in Miami that helped unqualified applicants bypass the system and obtain credentials they never earned.
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The Arizona DoorDash driver briefly detained Tuesday night during the hunt for Nancy Guthrie’s kidnapper has been released after several hours in police custody.
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Nancy Guthrie’s alleged kidnappers are demanding $6 million, authorities revealed over the weekend while searching a septic tank on her property — with a looming 5 p.m. Monday deadline to hand over the cash.
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A former senior FBI official is casting serious doubt on whether Savannah Guthrie’s 84-year-old mother, Nancy, is still alive — or even in the hands of kidnappers at all.
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Savannah Guthrie’s emotional plea to the alleged captors of her mother, Nancy, may be telling in itself — suggesting that the Today show star’s family has not yet received a credible ransom demand, according to former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe.
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The wife of a top Texas law firm partner, a seasoned event planner, and a pilot who had joined the company less than a year ago were among the six people killed when a private jet flipped and erupted into flames at a Maine airport over the weekend — moments after a chilling radio transmission crackled through the air: 'Let there be light.'
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The Florida nurse now sitting behind bars for sexually assaulting her 15-year-old stepson has lost her state medical license — just weeks after her husband filed for divorce, adding another shocking twist to the disturbing case.
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The family of an Ohio dentist and his wife, both brutally slain, is playing down the importance of a shadowy figure caught on surveillance footage the night they were killed — as police continue to keep silent on any suspects in the baffling case.
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Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is pushing back hard as fraud allegations against him continue to snowball, following the explosive fallout of a viral video in which an independent journalist claims to have exposed a key piece of an alleged Somali aid scheme.
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Gripped by fears of the coming 'end times,' a Utah mother allegedly vanished with her four children, taking them to Europe and leaving her ex-husband scrambling to get them back.
Two years ago, Rainier Miguel Salas and two licensed Florida insurance agents were charged in a scheme to sell insurance agent licenses—allegedly operating through an illegal 'licensing school' in Miami that helped unqualified applicants bypass the system and obtain credentials they never earned.
