(KSL) A 17-year-old accused of punching a soccer referee, causing his death, was charged with homicide by assault, a third-degree felony, in juvenile court Wednesday.
(KCRA) A California high school baseball team are being called heroes after lifting a car off the ground, freeing a student trapped underneath on Wednesday.
(NBC News) The three women held in a Cleveland house for a decade have told investigators of rapes, pregnancies and miscarriages during their captivity, police sources told NBC News on Wednesday.
(NBC News) The three women held in a Cleveland house for a decade have told investigators of rapes, pregnancies and miscarriages during their captivity, police sources told NBC News on Wednesday.
Ropes and chains have been found inside the Cleveland home where police say three women spent close to a decade in captivity, city officials said Wednesday.
(WAFF) An Alabama man is lucky to be alive after being trapped in the twisted wreckage of his truck for several days.
Emergency crews freed 54-year-old Michael Worthey on Tuesday.
(KARE) A decorated Marine combat pilot returned to a hero's welcome Tuesday night, but Bill Isaacson wasn't coming home from Iraq or Afghanistan. He served nearly 50 years ago in Vietnam.
(NECN) The body of Boston Marathon bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev has been in Worcester, Massachusetts since Friday and there is still no clear answer as to where this body will eventually be buried.
(KING) It's often viewed as one of the first signs of summer - a backyard barbecue. Now, a little known grilling hazard has re-surfaced, and even sent a local teen to the hospital.
(WKYC) Just before midnight Tuesday, Cleveland Police investigators, Cuyahoga County Sheriff's deputies and members of the FBI Evidence Response Team wrapped up a day of searching at Ariel Castro's home.
(KPLC) Wrestling is one of the most weight-specific sports there is, pushing many athletes to extreme measures to fall under a certain weight class. Wrestlers have died because of this - dehydrated and weak.
(NBC News) President Barack Obama said Tuesday that he has "no tolerance" for sexual assault in the military, comments made in the wake of a new Pentagon report showing the instances of such crimes have spiked since 2010.
