Charlotte police are investigating a homicide in east Charlotte that happened late Monday morning, according to officials.

Under Trump, federal agencies seized over 44 million fentanyl pills and 68,000 pounds of meth while designating cartels as Foreign Terrorist Organizations ...

Robert Murphy is the acting administrator of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, leading a workforce of nearly 9,000 public servants whose important work protects Americans from the dangers and ...

CEO Evan Spiegel owns 21.8% of the company, the filing shows, making him the largest shareholder along with CTO Robert Murphy who owns the same amount.

Robert “Skin Man” Murphy (also known as Tonto), the esteemed, learned, dexterous drummer who spent years behind Lightnin’ Hopkins and Clifton Chenier, recently died in his sleep, peaceful as ...

lifelong resident of Dracut, MA; 86 DRACUT Robert C. Murphy, age 86, of Dracut, Massachusetts, died peacefully at home on September 27, 2019 after a long and hard fought battle with cancer. Born in… ...

Dr. Robert Murphy, Professor of Infectious Diseases, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, join Dean to give a COVID update. Dr. Murphy discusses the concern level over the BA2 omicron ...

Robert Murphy with Erik Owens (right), who will succeed Murphy as director of the International Studies program. (Photo by Peter Julian) “During his tenure as director, Bob has skillfully managed the ...

Robert Murphy is the vice president of Administration for ABC News, part of The ABC Television Network and The Walt Disney Company, where he played key roles in the re-launch of “Nightline ...

Well Known Attorney Lowell Attorney Robert F. Murphy, Jr., 78, a lifelong Lowell resident, passed away Tuesday, January 24, 2023, at Lowell General Hospital after a brief illness. A son of the late… ...

Robert Murphy, Marriage & Family Therapist Associate, Fontana, CA, 92335, (951) 406-2028, Hi, I'm Robert Murphy III, a compassionate and experienced therapist dedicated to helping individuals ...

In this segment: Anthropologist Robert Murphy. In 1972, his body began to twinge with muscle spasms that wouldn't go away; doctors discovered a debilitating tumor growing on his spinal cord.