Boy Scouts Vote To End Ban On Gay Leaders
The Boy Scouts of America has unanimously approved a resolution to end the organization's ban on gay adults working as leaders.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker Announces Presidential Bid
During a rally Monday, Walker was quick to state his main priorities.
Baby's Reaction to First Pair of Glasses Goes Viral
A baby's reaction to her first pair of glasses are warming the hearts of many.
$1 million reward offered for stolen Judy Garland slippers
An anonymous donor has offered a $1 million reward for credible information leading to the pair of Judy Garland's sequined, ruby red slippers stolen from a museum in her Minnesota hometown.
Beach evacuated; witnesses report boom, woman knocked down
A Rhode Island beach has been evacuated as authorities investigate reports from beachgoers of a boom in the sand that knocked a woman into a rock wall.
Taylor Swift Donated $50,000 to Fan with Leukemia
Taylor Swift generously donated $50,000 to one of her fans battling Leukemia.
Local Experts Question Computer 'Glitches'
Three computer glitches, on the same day, affecting major financial, transportation and media entities.
Former FSU Quarterback Claims Woman Called Him the N-Word
Florida State QB De'Andre Johnson claims the woman he struck in a Tallahassee bar fight called him the N-word before things got violent.
UPDATE: Subway Suspends Ties With Spokesman Jared Fogle After FBI Raid At Home
FBI agents and Indiana State Police raided the home of Subway restaurant spokesman Jared Fogle on Tuesday, removing electronics from the property and searching the house with a police dog, two months after the then-executive director of Fogle's foundation was arrested on child pornography charges.
U.S. Ramps Up Airstrikes Against ISIL
The U.S. military is making progress against the Islamic state in Iraq and Syria, but President Obama says more work needs to be done.
Banner-towing plane crashes on California beach; 2 injured
Authorities say two people were injured after a small plane crashed on a crowded beach in Southern California.
Last Member Of The Charleston Nine Laid To Rest
People packed a funeral service Thursday in Columbia for the last of the nine victims of the Charleston shooting.
Navy Yard In Washington, DC On Lockdown After Reports Of Shots Fired
Park police and SWAT units are responding to reports of a possible shooting situation at a Washington Navy Yard campus.
DOJ Tries To Stop Electrolux/GE Deal
Electrolux says it will fight the federal government's attempt to stop it from buying General Electric's appliance business.
TV Land Pulls 'Dukes Of Hazzard' During Confederate Flag Debate
Episodes of the 1980's television series "The Dukes Of Hazzard" will no longer run on TV Land.
Official: Prison Chief, 11 Others Put On Leave After New York Escape
The superintendent at the prison where two killers broke out has been placed on leave along with his security chief and 10 other staff members amid a widening internal investigation into how the inmates pulled off the daring escape, a state official said Tuesday.
Jeb Bush: Confederate Flag A Racist Symbol
Republican Presidential candidate Jeb Bush is weighed in on the Confederate flag debate when he visited a pharmaceutical company in West Columbia Monday.
The Latest: 2nd inmate in prison break shot, captured
A sheriff says the second of two convicted killers who staged an elaborate escape from a maximum-security upstate New York prison three weeks ago has been shot and taken into custody.
Boy Scout Dies in Flash Flood while Camping in New Mexico
New Mexico State Police say a Boy Scout on a camping trip with his troop has died after he and three other teens were swept away in a flash flood.
Investigators at Alaska Site of Plane Crash that Killed 9
A team of aviation investigators is now working in a remote, mountainous site in southeast Alaska to determine what caused the crash of a sightseeing plane that killed eight cruise ship passengers and the aircraft's pilot.
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