Several houses were reportedly burned down in a massive fire at an apartment complex in Eagleville, Pennsylvania on Thursday afternoon, June 10, after a standoff between the police and an armed suspect.

A suspected arsonist was arrested over the weekend after reportedly deliberately starting the massive and still uncontained Palisades wildfire late last week.

The Mall has been temporarily closed after the incident, which hasn't been listed as a terror-related crime yet.

35-year-old suspect being held without bond by police in Pasadena, Texas after he fatally shot the young victim in the chest.

According to the complaint, Jones confessed to the police that he killed the family to save them. Not much has been disclosed about Jones’ attorney.

“He was located around 3 p.m., today, near the area of the incident. His identity has been confirmed and an autopsy will be performed,” the post further maintained.

“He hopped in the car, drove it, realized there was a 4-year-old inside, and drove back and ordered her to take the child out of the car and then drove away again,” said Beaverton Police Spokesman Officer Matt Henderson.

“I said, ‘Hey, Anthony, is Santa going to bring you something good for Christmas?’” said Laude to the outlet. “He said, ‘Yes, I'm going to be more famous. I'm going to be so famous Nashville will never forget me.’” Laude added while reiterating that they weren’t friends despite having conversed on multiple occasions.

The man struck himself with the same knife that he used to stab Saleski twice—on the chest and neck.

A juvenile witness, who confessed to taking the firearm from the shooting scene, has been arrested.

Based on the relative's account, the man held captive “had no teeth, had sores on his legs and his speech was slurred.” She further averred that he was sitting on blankets and pillows.

"The guy that was robbing the place deserved what he got, in my opinion," said Marius Maiellano of Olney. "Pull a gun on somebody, expect to get shot,” added Maiellano.

“It's unfortunate that this is the world, but the world's always been a dangerous place. It's not something that's unique," said Trump during the press briefing, while discussing the incident.

The New York Police Department released an image of the suspect on Monday, who has been identified as a Hispanic male.

A gunman opened fire in a New Mexico middle school. Three people were injured and the suspect is in custody.

Police and the FBI have testified about material found in the home of Aurora theater shooter James Holmes, including a Batman mask and calender marking the date.

New info on the Tsarnaev brothers. According to new court documents, the eldest, Tamerlan, was involved in a 2011 triple homicide in Boston.

A woman was killed by police after she tried to ram her car into a White House gate. The woman led police on a chase firing shots into the air after exiting her car. Police and Secret Service shot and killed the suspect.

Lawyers for Dzhokar Tsarnaev want the restrictions placed on their client limiting his communication with the outside world lifted.

The Roosevelt Field Mall on Long Island is under lockdown after a gunman shot two people at an office building near the shopping destination Wednesday. The gunman fled and schools were also placed under lockdown, and many streets were closed as a result of the manhunt.

The documents do not reveal whether the wound is believed to be self-inflicted or not.

Two separate but related tragic shootings happened Wednesday night in Dallas and DeSoto, Texas, leaving 4 dead and 4 injured.

Interpol asks 190 member countries for help tracking escaped terror suspects.

Three bodies found wrapped in plastic bags in East Cleveland home, suspect arrested.

Joining the outrage followed by the release of Rolling Stone's August cover story, featuring the Boston Marathon Bombing suspect, Boston mayor Thomas M. Menino released a statement expressing disappointment and encouraging another angle.

Rolling Stone Magazine is in hot water on social media for putting Dzhokhar Tsarnaev on the cover.

Ariel Castro will be facing additional charges of kidnapping and rape as well as aggravated murder when he appears before a judge today.

Cleveland kidnapping suspect, Ariel Castro is deemed fit to stand trial.

The man who beat a mother in front of her child and was caught on a nanny cam pleads not guilty and is held on bail for $750,000 in New Jersey.

UPDATED: Gunman was killed by Law Enforcement in the college's library, where he was found after he fled the scene of a house, that he allegedly set on fire, nearby campus.