To be a Mardi Gras Indian, a lot of love is required
The tradition of dressing up in giant, complicated faux-Indian costumes in New Orleans dates back to the 1700s
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The tradition of dressing up in giant, complicated faux-Indian costumes in New Orleans dates back to the 1700s
Parents taking their kids to "SpongeBob 2" may be surprised to see what's on the screen just a patch of asphalt away
4 decades after infamous kidnapping and prison sentence, heiress makes news for her shih tzu winning at Westminster Kennel Club show
Fire officials say blaze was so intense, crews could not save some of the family members trapped inside the burning home
A fire in a garage almost trapped a teenage girl inside an adjoining house after one of her exits was blocked by snow
Spencer Ore, 16, spent 2 years in treatment after bringing guns to a high school campus and making threats, but he may not be allowed to start over
Dangerous winter weather hits South, heads north; Joe Biden a victim of timing?; controversy over drunk driving stops
Question over whether we can embrace natural beauty is not new, but one woman is bringing the issue to Capitol Hill
Treacherous driving conditions, power outages and collapsing buildings are just some of the severe problems residents are facing
Traditional extra hearty partying on streets of New Orleans, in all its glory, leads to start of Lent
At least 14 cars carrying crude oil ignited when train left tracks in snowstorm; one car went into river
Prosecution wrapping up case against former Marine accused in fatal shooting of Chris Kyle and friend Chad Littlefield
A hiker who activated an emergency rescue beacon in an attempt to survive brutal weather conditions was discovered in a mountainous area of New Hampshire
With no law in most states dictating vaccination requirements for teachers and staff, less attention is paid to their immunization statuses
Shelly Golay's husband died at the age of 53 last summer; but that won't stop him from sending his love every Feb. 14