Crews are knocking down a vacant industrial building that likely will be the last structure demolished this year under Detroit's massive blight elimination program.
Authorities, saying they have learned valuable lessons from the March terrorist attack in Brussels, are ramping up security for Pasadena's 128th annual Rose Parade with barricades, security checkpoints and other measures they aren't disclosing.
It's been five years since an appeals court reversed an accomplished Iranian-born American's conviction for violating sanctions against Iran, but clearing his name is another matter.
The brother of JonBenet Ramsey, the 6-year-old beauty queen found dead in the basement of her family's Colorado home in 1996, reportedly sued CBS for defamation, arguing the network's special "The Case of JonBenet Ramsey" ignored evidence to falsely point the finger at him.
Officers scoured hotels, businesses, rest areas and trucks stops across a large swath of Virginia in the search for a 71-year-old New Jersey woman and her great-granddaughter, who vanished during a holiday road trip to see family.
A kidnapped 14-year-old girl managed to text her friend for help, leading deputies to discover she was held captive and her mother was killed in their North Carolina home -- and on Tuesday, the suspect was charged with murder.
Shopping malls across the nation were taking additional security precautions Tuesday following a string of disturbances the day after Christmas that resulted in minor injuries, evacuations and scores of arrests.
A colonel who once headed the U.S. Army's strategic war gaming division sobbed and apologized Wednesday before being sentenced to 12 years for receipt and distribution of child pornography.
Princess Leia was our first girl movie heroine, and we made our moms braid brunette yarn so we'd have earmuff buns for Halloween. Carol Brady of "The Brady Bunch" was the ideal mother we probably didn't have, because our moms had to work and left us latchkey kids home alone, with TV and processed food our only companions.
Dylann Roof told a judge Wednesday he doesn't plan to call any witnesses or present evidence to ask a jury to spare his life for killing nine black worshippers at a Charleston church in a hate crime.