Hurricane Matthew “will be devastating,” Fla. gov. says
Storm expected to strengthen as it passes Bahamas; S.C. and Fla. begin evacuations today; millions told to get out or prepare for the worst
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Storm expected to strengthen as it passes Bahamas; S.C. and Fla. begin evacuations today; millions told to get out or prepare for the worst
Five-time Grand Slam tennis champion is preparing to return to the game in April, after her two-year doping suspension was reduced by nine months
Officials say Officer Cassie Barker left her 3-year-old daughter alone in her patrol car for four hours before she died
Discount medical plan workers claim discrimination because they were allegedly forced to pray, chant and burn incense
“I do not want to go on living in this hellhole,” 58-year-old on death row who killed his neighbors in 2003 tells his lawyer
Keith Scott's death last month led to days of sometimes violent protests; friends, kin say motorcycle wreck had left him mentally impaired
For the first time since her resignation, former Title IX Coordinator Patty Crawford and her attorney discuss the sexual assault scandal that has plagued the nation's largest Baptist university
Who won the vice presidential debate, how, and what does it mean? And Hurricane Matthew, a Cat-3 storm, is bearing down on the southeast U.S. coast
States of emergency have been declared across Florida, parts of Georgia and North Carolina and in all of South Carolina
Tuesday night's VP debate was an unruly clashing of candidates, marked by countless interruptions -- but one did more than the other
The arrests are expected to effectively dismantle the operation, according to Homeland Security Investigations
Many U.S. airlines are letting passengers change travel plans without penalty if their trip might be affected by the hurricane, which pounded Haiti
Greensboro police department said the officer had violated use of force policy when he punched the black man as he sat on his mother's porch
Jack Utsick had staged hundreds of shows for bands such as the Rolling Stones, the Bee Gees and Rod Stewart
America is preparing for a Category 4 storm, and if you have a boat in the Southeastern U.S., you better get ready, too.