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Amber Guyger was sentenced to 10 years for shooting man after entering wrong apartment.

Off-duty officer entered wrong apartment and killed Botham Jean with her service weapon.

"I'm the shooter": Police watched the suspect get out of a car with his hands up.

No one aboard the plane survived the impact.

New York Times: "Right place at the wrong time, or wrong place at the right time?"

"I was praying ... because if he saw me, he probably would have shot me."

One US agency is trying to educate the travelling public, one Instagram post at a time.

Dance has given Nikita McDonald the confidence to shake things up where necessary.

Laura Avila went to Mexico for a cheaper surgery but is now fighting for her life.

We've heard about injuries and three-month trials here, but what about other countries?

Amber Guyger fatally shot a man in his own home after mistaken his flat for hers.

A sightseeing trip ended in tragedy in New York, with five people killed.

Severe storms swept through the central US leaving five people dead in their wake.

A British-born jihadi bride has spoken out for the first time since fleeing Syria.

Some of the documents are being held back to under go further review for six months.

It's the mystery that still baffles 55 years on - the assassination of JFK.

He opened fire on the group, shooting his estranged wife and seven others dead.

Christopher Duntsch, a Texas neurosurgeon with 17 years of training and experience under his belt now faces life in prison.

Over a year the 27-year-old teacher paid more than $28k - unwittingly, to the 14-year-old she was sleeping with.

You may have thought Auckland house prices were bad, but check out these palatial homes from around the world that fetched huge sums.

<i>Herald</i> photographer Brett Phibbs has been recognised by Newsweek in their annual 'most iconic photos' section.

The winner of the Joseph Parker v Andy Ruiz Jr heavyweight world title fight in Auckland next month will go on to be 'king of the

Joseph Parker's promoters say there is only a 20 per cent chance of his world title fight against Andy Ruiz Jnr being held in Auckland.

The career of an Emmy Award-winning American news producer has gone down in flames in a series of inflammatory and racist social media postings.

WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGE: A paramedic has posted a chilling photo of an ambulance stained with the blood of a shooting victim in a bid to bring attention to the realities of gun violence.

The threat follows the slaying of five Dallas police officer by sniper Micah Johnson.

Military veteran posted an angry rant against white people on a black nationalist Facebook page before killing five police officers.

The brash, bold Texas of JR Ewing's day is still there, but is now overlaid with a veneer of culture, writes Samuel Muston.