17-year-old Arnold T. Ross charged with first-degree murder in apparent beating death of infant

Buddy Caldwell may fight new rules forcing dealers to drop other manufacturers and move or merge with other dealers

Omaha, here come the Tigers," says Coach Paul Mainieri

NOPD searches for clues in crash on Louisiana Avenue at Saratoga Street

The Senate version of the budget bill contains fewer cuts to public colleges and health care than the House version

The former governor to be a regular on the radio to offer commentary, reaction to his wife's appearance on NBC's 'I'm a Celebrity...'

Peterson's publicist says 'lots of men would jump at a chance like this. Drew is no different.'

Although not mentioned by name, The Golf Ring made its network sports debut.

The Secret Service was hunting Friday for a gun-toting man who told a Utah bank manager he is "on a mission to kill" President Obama. Daniel James Murray purportedly made the threat after withdrawing nearly $13,000 from his savings account

Bernard Barker, one of the Watergate burglars, died June 5. The former FBI and CIA operative who participated in the failed Bay of Pigs invasion was 92.

Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said yesterday he has "high hopes" that the government will not have to seize land through eminent domain to go ahead with the construction of the 2,200-acre United Flight 93 memorial.

A man being sought by the Secret Service for theats against the president has been arrested.

Archaeologists from the University of South Carolina and East Carolina University have located two large cannon from a sunken Confederate gunboat in the Pee Dee River and have identified where the Mars Bluff Naval Yard once stood on the east

Connecticut Governor M. Jodi Rell vetoed a bill Friday that would have abolished the death penalty in the northeastern US state.

Lance Armstrong and his girlfriend Anna Hansen welcomed their newborn bay boy, Max Armstrong (serioulsly!) into the world Thursday night, promptly announcing the birth with a photo posted to Twitter.

Some look at universal health care as helping only the underprivileged. But a new Harvard study shows some sobering facts: not only do 62% of personal bankruptcies result from medical costs, 78% of those who went through the bankruptcy process

In a surprisingly candid video, Octomom Nadya Suleman admits she's made mistakes, and more than that, screwed up both her life and her kids' lives.

nomination could become a "distraction"WASHINGTON - The Obama administration's nominee to lead intelligence efforts at the Department of Homeland Security withdrew Friday after it became clear that lawmakers would raise questions about his role in the Bush administration's interrogation programs.