Paralyzed cat back on all fours thanks to veterinarians in California
Against all odds, a cat named Gray suffering from a rare spinal cord infection is walking again
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Against all odds, a cat named Gray suffering from a rare spinal cord infection is walking again
Sentencing phase begins with convicted murderer Dylann Roof representing himself with death penalty on the line
Gun violence claims 30,000 American lives each year, but critics say gun control foes limit federal funding for research
After dozens of reports of devices that combusted, overheated or caught fire, the agency announced it will further investigate safety risks
Small plane vanished over Lake Erie after takeoff from Cleveland airport
In his "A Year of Killing" photo series, photographer Henry Hargreaves recreates the last meal requests of U.S. inmates put to death in 2016
New York fire department responds to Long Island Rail Road train derailment at Brooklyn terminal
Leaked docs could hamper Treasury secretary-designate Steven Mnuchin's confirmation, and could the GOP be facing a civil war?
With the help of Teen Empowerment in Dorchester, youth are now part of the solution in helping reduce crime
82-year-old killer and cult leader was convicted of orchestrating the 1969 murders of pregnant actress Sharon Tate and six others
Good Samaritan turns around on interstate to leap in to help as blood gushes from key artery in officer's leg
Girl's mother says teen apparently suffered concussion; ACLU calls incident "disturbing use of force"
The park said Monday that no one was injured in the Saturday collapse, which sent showers of volcanic rock into the air
Former Army reservist James Morales, 35, escaped from the Wyatt Detention Facility on New Year’s Eve, and police believe he is now in Attleboro, Massachusetts
Vice President Joe Biden drew a ton of laughs at his final mock ceremonial swearing-in of new U.S. senators on Monday, Jan. 3, 2017