"Jaws" turns 40: Surprising facts about the first blockbuster
When "Jaws" sank its teeth into theaters in the summer of 1975 it changed the makeup of summer movies forever, earning it a pivotal place in pop culture
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When "Jaws" sank its teeth into theaters in the summer of 1975 it changed the makeup of summer movies forever, earning it a pivotal place in pop culture
Intense manhunt for Richard Matt and David Sweat is in its early stages, but most prison fugitives broke out decades ago
"We just heard people screaming, saying their throat burned," witness says
Outlook is bleak for residents of Mountain House if no solution is found amid state's historic drought
Mourners in South Carolina remember pastor - and state senator - killed in Charleston church shooting as a dedicated servant of God and the public
U.S. flag and state flag were flown at half-staff to honor shooting victims but different law applies to Confederate flag
"I'm already saying I did it. I'm freely giving myself and accepting life in prison," Mitchelle Blair reportedly said in court Friday
U.S. Coast Guard says the 286-foot Saint Laurent was headed from Montreal to Toronto when it crashed into seaway lock
Relatives of victims make tearful statements and some forgive Dylann Roof, who is charged with 9 counts of murder
The former "Nightly News" anchor opens up to Matt Lauer in a revealing interview
Miko and George Kaihara, both 90, would have graduated in 1943 from Tustin Union High School
Police say Debbie Dills' quick thinking helped bring Dylann Roof into custody after an intense manhunt
Nikki Haley says while Charleston community is beginning to heal, everybody, including victims' families, is asking "Why?"
Dylann Roof, accused of fatally shooting 9 people at historic black church, allegedly had a "plan" that was 6 months in the making
Facing cancer, the toughest battle of his life, Hall of Fame quarterback didn't think he'd make this Father's Day