Virginia executes man convicted of killing entire family in 2006
Ricky Gray, 39, was convicted of killing a Richmond couple and their two young daughters on New Year's Day in 2006
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Ricky Gray, 39, was convicted of killing a Richmond couple and their two young daughters on New Year's Day in 2006
Sonny Perdue made Georgia history in 2002 when he became the first Republican elected governor since the aftermath of the Civil War
Zoo Miami’s matriarch gorilla, Josephine, who was grandmother to the internet-famous Harambe, has died, the zoo announced on social media
A textile mill closing in 2003 cost 4,000 jobs; and those affected are pinning their hopes on Donald Trump
Eighteen years ago, a woman allegedly stole a newborn from a Florida hospital and raised her as her own in South Carolina; the victim shared her story of forgiveness with CBS News
Steroids-tainted stars Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens were passed over for the fifth straight year by Baseball Writers’ Association of America
New video obtained by TMZ appears to show a rather disturbing case of animal cruelty on the set of the upcoming major motion picture for animal lovers, "A Dog's Purpose"
Elaine Yates pleaded not guilty to abducting her daughters from their father in 1985
The procedure, which is not covered under current health care law, is increasingly being included in state measures that would require insurers to provide cost-free birth control coverage
Friends who have spent their entire lives fishing in Florida say they've never seen anything like this
Authorities say a bobcat that jumped on a Connecticut woman and scratched two others who were trying to help her has tested positive for rabies
The 55,000-pound excavation truck wasn’t in the area for a car wash, but it may need one after being partially swallowed by a sinkhole in north Georgia
Mayor Jim Fouts of Warren, Michigan, urged to resign after unverified audio tapes surfaced
Founder of all-Asian band sees name as empowerment for Asian-American communities, but to federal Patent and Trademark Office, it's racist
When a little boy met with resistance from his peers for his decision to shave his head, the boy's principal decided to take matters into his own hands