Waffle House has a food truck to bring the restaurant’s food to customers. But it’s not accessible as a late-night stop. It caters weddings, birthdays, tailgating, reunions, religious and corporate events.
Forensic investigators have identified the remains of a Georgia boy whose father is accused of abducting and performing purification rituals on the child in New Mexico as he died.
Arvada, Colorado, police are looking for help identifying a dog owner after a husky bit a woman in the face at a restaurant patio, and the owner and dog fled, video shows. The woman needed eye surgery.
A Mississippi man confessed to Fort Walton Beach, Florida, hospital staff that he killed his grandmother because she wouldn’t let him use her car, according to the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office.
A New Jersey serial rapist was sentenced to nearly 150 years in prison after prosecutors said he broke into couples’ motel rooms, made them have sex, locked the men in the bathroom and raped the women.
A plane from China has skidded off a runway at Manila's airport while landing in a downpour and its 157 passengers and eight crew members have been evacuated safely by emergency slides.
U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis says the Taliban's deadly assault on the Afghan city of Ghazni is the kind of violence the insurgents are likely to repeat in the run up to parliamentary elections scheduled for October.
President Donald Trump's admission that he is going after security clearances to punish those involved in the Russia probe underscores the president's willingness to use his executive power to try to derail the investigation.
Twelve former senior intelligence officials have issued a joint statement admonishing President Donald Trump for yanking former CIA Director John Brennan's security clearance.
Some Google employees are upset with the company's secretive plan to build a search engine that would comply with Chinese censorship, and a letter sent to management calls on executives to conduct a review of ethics and transparency at the company.
Police in New Haven, Connecticut, are swarming a city park and searching people's homes for drugs in an effort to prevent more overdoses from a batch of synthetic marijuana that has put more than 70 people in local hospitals.
At least three South American airliners were forced to make emergency landings or turn back to their original airports in Chile and Peru amid what authorities said was a wave of false bomb threats.
Amnesty International says Indonesian police fatally shot dozens of petty criminals in a deliberate campaign of "unnecessary and excessive" force ahead of the Asian Games.
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis says his senior military assistant, Navy Vice Adm. Craig Faller, will be nominated to serve as the next head of U.S. Southern Command.
Some election results from the Alaska primary could be delayed after more than 100,000 voters were given a month to clear up discrepancies with their addresses on voting records.
Attorneys for a group of victims of the Las Vegas mass shooting are lambasting MGM Resorts International's legal maneuver to try to centralize multiple lawsuits stemming from the massacre.
A Malaysian judge found evidence two women participated in a "well-planned conspiracy" to kill the North Korean leader's half brother and called on them to present their defense, extending their murder trial into next year.
