Months after his June 1 shooting death, San Antonio actor Jonathan Joss was honored with a season finale tribute in the long-awaited revival of “King of the Hill." Season 14 of the series ...

The man accused of shooting two Israeli Embassy staff members outside a Jewish museum in Washington has been indicted on federal hate crime and murder charges ...

After Joss' death, his husband, Tristan Kern de Gonzales, claimed the incident was the result of a hate crime. “My husband Jonathan Joss and I were involved in a shooting while checking the mail ...

Getty Images Tristan Kern de Gonzales, Joss’ husband, who was with the actor at the time of his death, has claimed that the “King of the Hill” star was a victim of a homophobic hate crime.

After initially dismissing claims that the killing of Joss was a “hate crime,” local police subsequently walked back that claim as “way, way, way premature.” ...

A South Carolina man is facing hate crime charges after video showed him firing a gun at a Black jogger, whom he called “boy.” According to Atlanta Black Star, Jonathan Felkel was charged with hate ...

Spring Valley residents react to alleged racially motivated shooting, shedding light on community safety and Richland County's new hate crime ordinance.

SC man admits shooting at jogger 'to strike fear in the victim due to his race,' deputies say Jonathan Felkel was charged under the hate intimidation county ordinance.

Jonathan Felkel is accused of shooting at a Black jogger in Richland County, becoming the first person charged under the new local hate crime ordinance.

The Richland County Sheriff's Department charged the first person under a newly enacted hate crime ordinance.