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The leader of an armed takeover of a national wildlife refuge took the witness stand in his own defense, tearfully telling jurors he was initially reluctant get involved in the plight of an Oregon ranching family.

A California man has pleaded guilty to the killing or harming of more than 20 cats he abducted from a San Jose neighborhood.

Townspeople and classmates filled a church Tuesday evening to say goodbye to a 6-year-old boy who died in a school shooting, filing past a casket adorned with large photos, balloons and a life-size figure of one of his favorite superheroes, Batman.

Legal experts say a dashboard camera recording of two California police officers discussing hitting a suspect with their police car does not make it more likely that they will face criminal charges in the fatal shooting of the man that ended the encounter.

About a dozen people have been arrested across the U.S. for running what authorities called a sophisticated international sex trafficking operation that brought hundreds of women from Thailand to America, where they were forced to work as prostitutes.

California emergency officials say a period of elevated risk of a large earthquake on the San Andreas Fault is over.

Attorneys for a white Oklahoma police officer who killed an unarmed black man are asking in court records for investigators to keep as evidence a handgun that an anonymous tipster claims the man fired a day before the fatal shooting.

Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin urged a group of preachers to embrace political speech at the pulpit by telling them not to fear a federal law that prohibits candidate endorsements by tax-exempt churches.

Here's something you might not know: Fridays are a great time to post a help wanted ad.

One of the suspects in the 2014 killing of a Florida State University law professor has taken a plea deal.

With the new Department of Labor overtime regulations looming, businesses might want to try these four tactics to preserve their company culture.

You're not giving up your vision, you're trusting your executive team to execute it.

It's not enough to make a great product. People have to want it.

Jacob Wetterling's parents say they're still fighting for a world where children can grow up safe and follow their dreams.

Friends say the man fatally shot by police in Charlotte, North Carolina last month was on medication for a traumatic brain injury that made him sluggish and forget what he was saying mid-conversation.

A prosecutor says no one is being charged in connection with the detention of an Emirati businessman held by police at gunpoint at an Ohio hotel after a hotel clerk raised suspicions he could have links to terrorism.

Omaha and Lincoln may not be considered the typical entrepreneurial hubs but in the past few years, the Midwest cities have brought in millions for startups.

Laces? Where we're going, we don't need to tie laces.

Make sure your employees aren't engaging in these time-wasting activities.

A senior Greek official is urging the international community to do more to manage the flow of refugees to Europe — and criticizing some EU countries for refusing to welcome migrants.