Friends and family of a slain Baton Rouge man are remembering the 37-year-old as a friendly man who tried to make a living selling music at a local convenience store.
An 11-year-old girl has taken the stand in her father's murder trial to say that she fatally shot her 9-year-old brother while acting out a video game in their dad's home.
Fire officials say a stuntman was seriously injured Wednesday when he was pinned underneath a vehicle while filming at a rural airport in northern Los Angeles County.
An 18-year Tucson man arrested on terrorism charges expressed support for the Islamic State and made contact with a terrorist organization about obtaining weapons and bomb-making instructions for an attack, a newly unsealed document shows.
Authorities are considering criminal charges against a now-retired Salt Lake City police officer shown in a 2014 body camera video striking a woman in the face and yelling expletives at her while her young daughter watches after she allegedly spit on him during an arrest for public intoxication.
Amid a growing outcry — and national headlines — about a massive algae bloom fouling Florida's southern beaches and rivers, Gov. Rick Scott on Wednesday promised to dedicate millions more to battle the problem.
Civil rights attorneys say surveillance evidence used to convict a Somali-American man who plotted to bomb a Christmas tree-lighting ceremony was unconstitutionally gathered through the U.S. government's warrantless foreign surveillance program.
Birmingham police say a man who reported he was stabbed during a robbery was actually stabbed by his daughter during a domestic dispute with her mother.
A New York City commission has decided women-only swimming hours at two city pools to accommodate mostly Orthodox Jewish women don't violate the constitutional separation of church and state.
The lawyer for a 13-year-old girl who told police she was groped on a flight to Portland, Oregon, seeks $10 million in a federal lawsuit against American Airlines and the passenger accused of the crime.
A Russian ringleader of a group that sneaked into StubHub users' accounts and fraudulently bought sought-after tickets has been sentenced in New York to four to 12 years in prison for his role in the more than $1 million scheme.
The head of the Roman Catholic Church in Philadelphia is closing the door opened by Pope Francis to letting civilly remarried Catholics receive Communion, saying the faithful in his archdiocese can only do so if they abstain from sex and live "as brother and sister."