Teacher shortages spur districts nationwide to try new tactics
District in Nevada is using billboards in Times Square to recruit educators as schools across country scramble to fill jobs
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District in Nevada is using billboards in Times Square to recruit educators as schools across country scramble to fill jobs
Robert Bever, 18, and his brother Michael Bever, 16, are accused of fatally stabbing their parents and three siblings inside their Broken Arrow home last month
Five first-degree murder charges were filed against the two brothers who are accused of stabbing their parents and three siblings to death
Two teenage brothers apparently suspected in killings of five other family members near Tulsa -- their parents and three other siblings
Brothers are hospitalized with agonizing burns and blisters after playing outside for hours with no shirts or sunscreen
After 5 family members are found dead, police say a mass murder in the quiet suburb of Tulsa is "unheard of"
Officers find five bodies, and teen fighting for her life; two suspects in custody
The body of the 27-year-old man, who had been missing for almost a month, had been dumped along a highway
A man reportedly shot a woman in the parking lot of the hospital
Brad Davis admitted he and his stepfather got into a fight and that it went too far
The president became the first occupant of the Oval Office to visit a prison
Protestors waving the flags gathered outside a high school the president visited Wednesday
The suspect, Gabe Wainscott, allegedly told investigators he killed Gabriel Adarme because of relationship problems
Police said Devin Timmons beat Laura Brooks to death on July 10, then drove her children to daycare
Police say the suspect was wearing a uniform that resembled those worn by Loomis employees, but fled the July 4 robbery in a Chevrolet Malibu
Court upholds the use of a lethal injection drug that has been linked to botched executions
Justice Samuel Alito slams "outlandish rhetoric" of dissent as 2 justices question the constitutionality of the death penalty
Two new studies help explain how wastewater injection by the oil and gas industry causes earthquakes across the U.S.
A new NOAA report finds May was the hottest in 136 years of global record-keeping and some states saw alltime high rainfall
Abandoned cars left floating in Oklahoma and storm has killed at least one person in Texas
Already weary of heavy rain and flooding, Texas and Oklahoma prepare for more wet weather from Tropical Depression Bill
Officials worry rain from Tropical Storm Bill could renew widespread flooding, which killed dozens in the region last month
Christopher Lane, from Melbourne, Australia, was in Oklahoma on a baseball scholarship when he was murdered while jogging by Chancey Luna in 2013
Evacuations, school closures as Tropical Storm Bill threatens to drench parts of the country still reeling from last month's deadly deluge
Scientists say soil moisture evaporation could help strengthen storms like the recent ones in the Gulf Coast