CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Surveillance Video Shows Intense Robbery At Natomas Convenience Store
With one hand aimed at the clerk, the gunman pulls out giant bags from his pants with other, as the clerk is tied up and forced to the floor.
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With one hand aimed at the clerk, the gunman pulls out giant bags from his pants with other, as the clerk is tied up and forced to the floor.
The path of totality ran from Oregon to South Carolina, but anyone in the lower 48 was able to enjoy a partial eclipse.
Lewis' Labor Day telethons helped raised more than $2 billion over four decades, and some of those funds went to assist children from around our community.
Students called for the school to establish a zero-tolerance policy for white supremacy and the expulsion of one of their peers, Nathan Damigo.
A vote of no confidence in Mayes fell three votes short Monday during a roughly two-hour private meeting of Assembly Republicans.
Professors like Duran were on hand to answer questions about Monday's solar eclipse and even brought out a giant telescope to give people an up-close view.
The contracts are part of a planned overhaul of the U.S. nuclear arsenal that will cost tens of billions of dollars.
The giraffes ran in circles. The flamingos huddled together. And the rhinos just looked confused.
Some studies have linked living near mountaintop removal mines to greater risks of cancer, birth defects and premature death.
Investigators say that the car crossed the center line and hit a utility pole and two women on a sidewalk in Hyden.
Electronic Arts and the NFL on Monday announced they're teaming up to create an online tournament involving all 32 teams .
Millions of Americans gazed in wonder through telescopes, cameras and disposable protective glasses Monday as the moon blotted out the sun.
A Los Angeles jury on Monday ordered Johnson & Johnson to pay $417 million to a woman who claimed in a lawsuit that the talc in its iconic baby powder causes ovarian cancer when applied regularly for feminine hygiene.
A federal judge in Florida ruled a trial couldn't be postponed just because one of the key witnesses — a federal agent — had travel plans to see the solar eclipse.
Did seeing today's solar eclipse leave you craving more eclipse action? Don't worry, you'll get another chance.
