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A self-described Ohio psychic is accused of stealing more than $1.5 million in cash, jewelry, gift cards and cars from several clients.

An Ohio man who was the victim of a fake 911 call is suing the city of Toledo and its police over damage done when they responded to the call by raiding his home and arresting him.

It starts with being honest and not going it alone.

Three people were killed in a helicopter crash in central Florida on Tuesday, authorities said.

Authorities in West Virginia say a father burned his 14-year-old son with a propane torch after the boy tried to protect his mother during an argument.

An American Indian tribe succeeded Tuesday in getting a federal judge to temporarily stop construction on some, but not all, of a $3.8 billion four-state oil pipeline, but its broader request still hangs in the balance.

Police in southwest Georgia say an officer and another person have been taken to a hospital following a shooting incident.

The largest and most expensive destroyer ever built for the U.S. Navy once headed to sea in a snowstorm during builder trials.

If you measure the cost of acquisition against customer lifetime value, you'll discover that the revenue earned per customer is less than you'd expected.

Knowing your target audience, being fearless and attending as many relevant events as you can are only a number of ways to jumpstart your skills.

This year's Summer Olympics provide a modern case study on the importance on internet performance. Here are 3 takeaways.

An upstate New York man who wanted to target religious and racial minorities for attacks has been sentenced to three years in prison for illegal possession of a machine gun.

A South Carolina judge is ordering 600 prospective jurors to report in January for the state murder trial of the man accused in the Charleston church shootings.

It was time to purge the hacker from the US government's computers.

Police say an officer shot seven times near Philadelphia earlier this summer has been cleared to return to duty.

Officials in the New Hampshire city of Somersworth have voted to reinstall the municipality's controversial Ten Commandments monument to its original location next to City Hall.

Success comes from within, not from without.

A timeline of events related to the abduction of 11-year-old Jacob Wetterling of St. Joseph, Minnesota: Oct. 22, 1989: Jacob Wetterling is abducted from a rural road by a masked gunman as he rides bikes with his brother and a friend near his home about 80 miles northwest of Minneapolis.

A homicide suspect has been recaptured, four days after he broke free from handcuffs and fled a Las Vegas-area police station.

Authorities in West Virginia have identified a suspect they say fired at officers before being fatally shot.