(NBC News) Philadelphia abortion provider Kermit Gosnell was convicted Monday of three counts of first-degree murder for the death of three babies that prosecutors said were delivered alive and subsequently killed.
(KFOR) A trip to the grocery store took a violent detour Friday morning for George and Amy Pierson.
George's neck was slashed from his ear to Adam's apple after a confrontation with an angry biker.
(NBC News) Lawyers for James Holmes, the man accused of shooting 12 people to death during a screening of a Batman movie in Colorado last summer, requested Monday to change their client's plea to not guilty by reason of insanity.
A new report shows more kids have tried alcohol.
Now the federal government is launching a new campaign ahead of summer encouraging parents to talk to their kids early about underage drinking.
(NBC News) Amid outcry over revelations that Internal Revenue Service specialists specifically targeted conservative groups for scrutiny before the 2012 elections, President Barack Obama said Monday that the tax agency employees' reported c
(NECN) It was a Tuesday morning in April. Police say a worker at a family day care and pre-school in Hallowell, Maine went into the bag of a four year old boy looking for some clothes. She was stunned by what she found...a loaded gun.
(KUSA) Just making the trip from Colorado Springs to Arapahoe Basin can be tough for some.
But, when it comes to ski areas and the great outdoors Elsa Bailey has a leg up on most.
(KSL) A Provo, Utah couple will sleep a little more soundly after a beekeeper removes a hive of tens of thousands of bees from inside their bedroom wall Saturday.
(KSHB) The search and recovery phase of the Ottawa, Kansas quadruple-murder case has concluded, Sheriff Jeff Richards said Sunday afternoon, and the investigation into what happened on a rural farm in Franklin County continues.
Inside emails show there was a lot of concern about what the public would hear, and lots of changes made from the C.I.A.'s original assessment of who was responsible.
