Civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump is calling on the federal government to open an inquiry into the Sapelo Island gangway collapse that killed seven people.

Around 700 people were visiting Georgia’s Sapelo Island for an annual celebration for the Gullah-Geechee community of Black ...

The family of Amber Thurman, a Georgia woman who died after taking abortion drugs in 2022, plans to sue the Piedmont Henry ...

A former police officer's murder trial begins, four years after he fatally shot a Black man, mistaking the victim's cell ...

Attorney Benjamin Crump, center, one of the attorneys for Crutcher’s family, says that Terence Crutcher’s hands were up as he speaks during a news conference about the shooting death of ...

Michael Jeffries; his partner, Matthew Smith; and a third man, James Jacobson, are accused of operating an international sex ...

A Temple woman wants justice in the death of her brother earlier this month at the hands of Temple Police Department officers ...

The family of Irvo Otieno is once again urging the U.S. Department of Justice to open a criminal investigation into his death ...

Helen Crump McArthur; brothers: Benjamin (Genae) Crump and Darren (Cierra) Crump; and a host of other relatives and friends.

The metal gangway where dozens of people waited to board a ferry boat made a loud, creaking noise before snapping in the ...