Authorities seize elderly N.Y. woman's pet monkey of 22 years
Eighty-year-old Long Island woman said she feels like she has lost a member of her family after state authorities seized her pet monkey Luna
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Eighty-year-old Long Island woman said she feels like she has lost a member of her family after state authorities seized her pet monkey Luna
Super Bowls in 209-21 awarded to three cities that made significant financial investments in new stadiums or recently upgraded an existing one
Sportscaster Gary Radnich appears to be holding himself in check over female colleague who "has stolen my material"
Most of the 4,340 Bureau of Prisons inmates who received "untimely" releases between 2009 and 2014 actually served more time than they should have
Shania Caradine died Thursday after the infant was left in her father's overheated car outside the 333 Restaurant for about four hours
The teacher says she "absolutely" believes the decision to fire her was based on recent race-related incidents; school says not so
Known to his growing fan base as "Anonymous," his 147-page fictionalized memoir, or autobiographical novel, is about being a recovering alcoholic
Video shows New York's Bravest and New York's Finest getting in a large pile of bloody fisticuffs after a charity football game
A bomb threat against a smaller passenger jet inbound from Houston to L.A. leads to security situation
British officials deported Sajmir Alimehmeti back to the U.S. last year; he's accused of aiding those who want to fight abroad
As mosquito season begins, experts look to lessons learned from the successful fight against dengue in these Florida suburbs
Officials say the off-duty firefighter and the horse he was one were both zapped by a low-hanging power line
Most people already entered in the "Rap Back" database elsewhere in the U.S. are those in "positions of trust," such as school teachers
The textbook describes Mexican-Americans as people who "wanted to destroy this society" and blames illegal immigration for a host of woes
Pvt. Earl Joseph Keating died on New Guinea in 1942, yet his family never stopped fighting to find a way to bring him home