Hearing Postponed For Woman Accused Of Starving Children, 1 Boy Remains In Hospital
The woman who police say intentionally starved children in her care was in court Thursday.
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The woman who police say intentionally starved children in her care was in court Thursday.
Meeting Hannah Hughes, one is struck by how reserved the young woman is, polite and quiet. But Hughes is also someone you just don't want to mess with.
Researchers have found a connection between a common medicine for high blood pressure and a certain type of cancer.
A Tennessee teen who woke up last Friday morning wanting to go squirrel hunting ended up with a much bigger trophy before the day was over.
A woman who was born at a Vermont hospital on New Year's Day 22 years ago gave birth herself to a baby girl on New Year's Day in the very same delivery room where she was delivered.
A Michigan hunter who got caught with an illegal deer blames his wife for his actions.
A Virginia 911 dispatcher was on duty Thursday morning when she got a call that her own house was on fire.
A Missouri man said he "accidentally" shot his girlfriend while trying to shoot her dog during a dispute New Year's Eve.
Take Action Mon Valley is demanding answers regarding alleged harassment of the Mayor of Duquesne, who is the first African-American woman to be elected mayor in the city.
Former Pittsburgh Mayor Tom Murphy received the Key to the City on Thursday to mark the 25th anniversary of his first inauguration.
Shares of Apple are tumbling in early trading after the tech giant issued a rare cut to its revenue forecast due to weakness in China.
The Indiana County coroner's office says the investigation into the death of an inmate at SCI Pine Grove is ongoing.
The United Auto Workers union is accusing General Motors of violating a national contract by using temporary workers instead of employing full-timers who were laid off from its factories.
Residents in one West End neighborhood are blaming the city for their rat problem.
A Florida jail inmate was allowed special privileges in exchange for helping guards with financial and legal matters, according to a five-month internal investigation.
