Plains city on track for snowfall record in 2016
Bismarck, North Dakota has seen 43.5 inches of snow, trailing its year-to-date record by only 2.3 inches
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Bismarck, North Dakota has seen 43.5 inches of snow, trailing its year-to-date record by only 2.3 inches
The city launched its body-camera program in 2015, and the new timeline is a year ahead of schedule
LiLou the pig is a member of the Wag Brigade -- specially trained animals that help people who are stressed or afraid of flying
For unclear reasons, the nausea and vomiting from cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome relieved by hot showers or baths
The incident came just one day after the death of her daughter, actress and author Carrie Fisher
University of Kansas students offering buttons that say "He him his," "She her hers" and for people who don’t identify themselves as male or female, "They them theirs."
There’s no doubt Cam Newton has a soft spot in his heart for kids -- and that was never more evident than this week
It took more than 70 years to happen, but a WWII veteran’s photograph has finally joined those of his high school classmates
A female Australian shepherd died from its wounds and a male yellow Labrador retriever is recuperating after apparent attack
Col. Robert Rice, 59, told a federal judge in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, that he was deeply ashamed and acknowledged that the victims of child pornography may never heal
Seth Jeffs was released from jail after pleading guilty in a multimillion-dollar food-stamp fraud case
The data includes dates of birth, home addresses, citizenship, drivers license and social security numbers of the applicants
In cities nationwide, meters collect loose change to try to cut down on panhandling -- a strategy critics argue is in vain
Residents forced to leave their homes have not been given a timetable for return as crews work on the problem
The statue signaling the upcoming Year of the Rooster is standing outside a shopping mall in China