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A Maryland woman faces criminal charges for allegedly stealing from a restaurant that had been damaged in a recent flood.

An Alabama probate judge accused of sending sexually charged messages and nude photos to a woman he met when she went to his office to wed another man has agreed to a six-month unpaid suspension, his lawyer said Thursday.

The father of a New York City jogger is “traumatized” after finding the girl’s body in tall weeds, a family friend said, and police have issued a $2,500 reward for information leading to the arrest of her killer.

A key category of orders to U.S. businesses that tracks investment posted a small gain in June after two months of declines.

A series of small earthquakes rattled a rural area of Northern California overnight.

We spoke with Mark Graham, director of the Wayback Machine, to ask about the service that archives the internet of the past.

Japan is taking it up a notch on the creepiness scale as researchers unveil the new human-like Alter.

We asked web designers to take a look at old websites using WayBack Machine. Here's what they say it teaches us about modern web design and the internet.

USA Gymnastics officials failed to report allegations or ignored multiple warnings that some athletes were being sexually abused by their coaches, according to testimony stemming from a 2013 lawsuit and an extensive investigation by The Indianapolis Star.

A wildlife protection group says two African lionesses have been sent to a Colorado sanctuary, settling its lawsuit against a roadside zoo in northeast Iowa.

Even the most severe disappointment is just a passage that you can navigate to reach your goals.

A university “Bias Incident Team” took a carving knife to three students’ “three blind mice” Halloween costumes last fall, saying the costumes mocked the disabled.

From indexing the web to breaking it, here are the online moments that changed everything.

An employee at a central Kentucky jail is accused of having sex with an inmate.

From Shark Tank to the art gallery, from pulling the plug to crowdfunding, 'Mr. Wonderful' gives you the big picture.

For this week's '20 Questions' series we talk to Staff Sgt. John Nunn who is taking a break from his cookie business to head to Rio to compete in the upcoming Olympics.

The US Marine Corps has ordered all of its aircraft to stand down for one day after two F/A-18C Hornets from the same squadron crashed in the past week, with one crash killing a pilot.

To commemorate the 25th anniversary of the day the World Wide Web became publicly available, we asked internet pioneers to reflect on the web's highs and lows. Here's what we learned.

The administrator of a fund raised by donations for survivors and family members of the Florida nightclub shooting that left 49 dead is holding two meetings in Orlando to explain how the more than $20 million will be distributed.

The Kauffman startup index found that the rate of new entrepreneurs in the U.S. has been growing for two years.