Former rival pulling for Pat Summitt amid Alzheimer's progression
Summitt's family says last few days have been difficult for the former Tennessee women's basketball coach as her Alzheimer's disease worsens
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Summitt's family says last few days have been difficult for the former Tennessee women's basketball coach as her Alzheimer's disease worsens
Police say the boy was bit while vacationing in S.C.; family came upon a man letting people pet the nonvenomous Colombian red-tailed boa
Illinois woman had no idea she was seven months pregnant when she went to the hospital with severe cramping
Bob Hinton, who had been on Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Johnny Manziel's defense team, accidentally sent a text message with details about one of Manziel's cases
An estimated 8 million AR-style guns have been sold since they were first introduced to the public in the 1960s
After generations of making a living from the cold Atlantic waters, lobster and cod fishermen cope with big changes to their way of life
Arthur Brooks wants his son Baron to carry on the family name before it's too late, so he publicly took matters into his own hands
Officials say the woman, who wasn't wearing a life jacket, made it to Spesutie Island at Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Michael Volz was attacked after leaving a Seattle fundraiser Wednesday night to benefit the victims of the Orlando mass shooting
Comedy-thriller starring Emmy-winning actor Tony Shalhoub has a wacky explanation for the political gridlock on Capitol Hill
After the Orlando massacre, FBI Director James Comey made an effort to not utter the gunman's name, a marked reversal from earlier
Ohio legislation will allow emergency workers to administer life-saving treatment to pets, companion animals and police dogs in crisis
Two men thought swept away in a camper in Greenbrier County were found alive, lowering death toll to 23
With all the attention paid to the militarization of citizens and police, several federal agencies are stockpiling weapons, a new report claims
In a stunner on the very first night of the U.S. swimming trials, an ailing Lochte was denied a chance to defend his Olympic title in the 400IM