Maine sues Planned Parenthood protester for yelling too loudly
Lawsuit comes weeks after city of Portland settled case brought by anti-abortion activists against protest-free zone around clinic
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Lawsuit comes weeks after city of Portland settled case brought by anti-abortion activists against protest-free zone around clinic
Ohio Highway Patrol says the plane clipped a telephone wire, hit an apartment building and then crashed into an embankment behind that building
Indianapolis coach Pagano says Luck was sore after Sunday's win over Denver, and tests on Monday ended up showing major damage
Groom was driving the three miles to the reception when a deer darted in front of them on a rural Illinois highway
The actions of three Tuscaloosa police officers are under investigation after video showed students being pulled out of an apartment, stunned and struck with a baton
Hostile exchange where photographer on public property is pushed and told he's not allowed to work goes viral, raising many questions
A suburban New Orleans woman was reportedly abducted by a former co-worker whose romantic advances she had spurned and held in a house with disturbing, prison-like features
A federal court late Monday upheld a Texas judge's injunction blocking President Obama's 2014 immigration executive actions
Six belts won by Hall of Famers Carmen Basilio and Tony Zale were taken from display cases on Nov. 5, according to police
J.T. Barrett, 20, apologized to his family, Ohio State and OSU football fans in a brief statement at a hearing in Columbus Municipal Court
Federal prosecutors say the cyberthieves stole the personal information of more than 100 million customers from a few companies
As many a 270 demonstrations are going off coast-to-coast, as thousands of workers demand a more livable wage for 60 million Americans
Video of incident where homeless man is offered a burger only to have water tossed in his face goes viral, forcing store manager response
Investigators in Indianapolis tracked down the murder suspects using details of their Chinese food order
In June, the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency began digging up the remains of nearly 400 USS Oklahoma sailors