David Raymond Brown — a producer of feature films “The Apprentice,” “The Fallout” and “After the Wedding” — was arrested by federal officials in South Carolina on Wednesday and indicted on 21 counts ...

David Brown, who in partnership with Richard D. Zanuck produced some of the most memorable films of the last quarter of the 20th century, including "Jaws," "The Sting," "The Verdict" and "Cocoon," has ...

Oxygen’s true-crime docuseries Real Murders of Orange County revisits one of the most shocking and disturbing murder mysteries that had the system fooled until years later. In the upcoming episode, ...

Chicago Police Superintendent David Brown turned in his resignation Wednesday, just one day after Democratic Mayor Lori Lightfoot lost a re-election bid in the Windy City. Brown served as Chicago’s ...

It’s all water under the bridge for Yakima water and irrigation specialist David Brown. Sort of. Brown retires as assistant director of public works this month after 39 years in the city’s water and ...

CHICAGO (CBS) -- A day after Mayor Lori Lightfoot failed in her bid for reelection, she announced Chicago Police Supt. David Brown is resigning. Brown's resignation will take effect Thursday, March 16 ...

Dallas Police Chief David Brown has been at the forefront of efforts to make police work more transparent and to train officers in de-escalation tactics. We're going to take a close look now at the ...

WASHINGTON—Dr. David Brown, an orthopedic surgeon who promoted the well-being of America and its principles as chairman of The Heritage Foundation Board of Trustees, died March 2, 2022. Brown joined ...

His retirement will be effective Oct. 22. — -- Dallas police chief David Brown announced today he is retiring after 33 years with the police department. His announcement comes less than two ...

The Geneva Motor Show is known as a supercar haven. Taking place in Switzerland, a neutral territory with no domestic auto industry, the show attracts the latest and greatest from Italian, German and ...

CHICAGO — There was a familiar refrain during last Thursday’s monthly meeting of the Chicago Police Board. After the roll call, President Ghian Foreman turned the board’s attention to two pending ...