News for December 27, 2025

A Colorado grand jury indicted two suspected Tren de Aragua leaders, including Brawins Dominique Suarez Villegas, over a series of violent crimes tied to the gang.

FulHouse Inc., led by Jason Graf and Sam Cogan, is trying a sweepstakes model that could let a Denver home buyer win a house for as little as $5.

Baz Luhrmann’s film tells Elvis Presley’s story as a dramatic look at his rise to fame and his complicated bond with manager Colonel Tom Parker.

Telluride Ski Resort closed indefinitely after its ski patrol union went on strike over wages and staffing pay structure.

Three Georgia inmates, including Stevenson Charles, allegedly escaped from DeKalb County Jail and kidnapped a Lyft driver during a run to Florida.

America’s affordability squeeze is pushing more shoppers toward Aldi, which is gaining from people cutting back on food and other everyday spending.

New York state said flu cases hit a record high in one week, with hospitalizations also rising sharply as winter illness spreads.

Cody Wayne Adams was charged with first-degree manslaughter after police said a backyard target practice session led to a fatal shooting of a woman several blocks away.

A Texas man, Giovanni Rosales Espinoza, was arrested after authorities said he kidnapped a 15-year-old girl on Christmas Day and the girl’s father used phone parental controls to track her down.

Six people were hurt in a three-vehicle crash on the Delaware Memorial Bridge as freezing rain and sleet began Friday night.

AI pioneer Andrew Ng says artificial intelligence is powerful but still limited, so it will not replace humans anytime soon.

Russia hit Kyiv with deadly strikes as Volodymyr Zelenskyy traveled to Florida to press Donald Trump for stronger U.S. security guarantees and a path toward peace.