Why Rosa Parks' old house may return to U.S. soil
Artist who saved it from demolition thinks U.S. civil rights icon's former home is needed more in America now than in Berlin
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Artist who saved it from demolition thinks U.S. civil rights icon's former home is needed more in America now than in Berlin
“Life-threatening” storm strengthening in Gulf, eyeing Texas with potential for up to 3 feet of rain, 125 mph winds and 12-foot storm surges
Montana wildlife officials are trying to determine if they were killed because of a parasite that caused a shutdown of the waterway last year
Measles outbreak was state's largest in decades, with one community especially hard hit
Police said three people suffered minor injuries when a driver drove his car into a candlelight vigil in honor of a transgender woman fatally shot by police
Chief Dave Todd says police don't know yet whether the infant is the child of 22-year-old Savanna Greywind
Yu Pingan captured Monday in California stemming from charges he conspired with others to hack records of U.S. government employees
Detroit slugger Miguel Cabrera and Yankees catcher Austin Romine wrestled near home plate during first of three bench-clearing incidents Thursday
"At the time he began ministry here in 1993, the diocese learned of his past," a spokesman for the Arlington diocese said
Ally Wakefield, 13, can be seen on video screaming in agony while other cheerleaders held her
Along the Texas coast, people are boarding up, piling sandbags around homes and businesses, and leaving store shelves empty
Mark Asay's execution also marked the first use of the drug etomidate in a U.S. lethal injection
In a Facebook post, Mayor Mike Signer wrote that if he could help prior to the event that turned fatal, Police Chief Al Thomas responded, "Stay out of my way"
Teen said he purchased the tiger in Mexico for $300 from someone he met who was walking a full-sized tiger on a leash
Some fishermen are suffering in silence in a community that rarely asks for help