Vet's documentary honors fallen Marines

Logan Stark's experiences in Afghanistan compelled him to make a film for a class project.

Arias jury mentally, emotionally exhausted, foreman says

Jurors felt like they failed by not reaching a verdict on death penalty, he says.

Detroit police bust alleged online prostitution ring

Ads on the Backpage.com website led authorities to the the alleged prostitution ring.

Principal recounts tornado hitting Oklahoma school

The Oklahoma tornado left its mark on the teachers and students who lived through it

Judge: Arpaio's agency engaged in racial profiling

Arpaio's department was accused of targeting Latino drivers based on their race.

No bail for Penn. parents in faith-healing death

A Penn. couple is charged with third-degree murder after a second of their children died.

Five climbers missing on mountain in Nepal

Five climbers have disappeared from the world's third-highest mountain, in Nepal.

Bridge collapse shines light on aging infrastructure

Federal Highway Administration study says 11% of nation's bridges are structurally deficient.

Parolee indicted in theft of Gold Rush jewelry box

Cowboy-era jewelry box was hoisted from museum

Ex-president of Guatemala extradited to U.S.

Portillo to face charges of laundering $70M in Guatemalan funds through U.S. bank accounts.

Magnitude-5.7 quake widely felt across N. Calif.

The earthquake that hit Northern California was widely felt across the region.

Retailers unhappy with credit card fees settlement

Multiple lawsuits accused credit card companies of conspiring to fix swipe fees.

Rogers coming back as first openly gay player in MLS

Robbie Rogers, who announced he was gay in February, will play for Los Angeles Galaxy.

Illinois judge charged with possession of heroin, guns

A Circuit Court judge in Illinois was charged with possession of heroin and guns Friday.

Richard III died in 'violent humiliation,' had unpleasant burial

If you thought being found buried under a parking lot was about as unroyal as it could get for King Richard III, think again.

Toronto mayor says he doesn't smoke crack cocaine

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford denies that he smokes crack cocaine and says he is not an addict after a video purported to show him using the drug.

Okla. twister photo: 'Incredible, emotional connection'

In iconic image, a large, burly man embraces a small boy found safe after the tornado.

N.J. eatery served rubbing alcohol instead of scotch

No charges yet for 29 eateries caught in Operation Swill investigation.

Burglar steals baby's ashes from Georgia home

The baby was born prematurely and died at childbirth, the father says.

From boyhood to the battlefield: Long war takes its toll

Casualties in nation's longest war -- Afghanistan -- were just children when it started

Obama heckler got press pass

The heckler at President Obama's speech Thursday got in with a press pass

Weekend forecast: A beach bummer for the East Coast

While the East Coast endures a cold holiday weekend, the Gulf Coast will be warm and dry.

Plastic problem: Calif. aims to reduce ocean's trash islands

Two California legislators have introduced an "extended producer responsibility" bill that would require manufacturers to figure out how to ...

Indiana cop sues for the right to bear '0INK'

The state's BMV may have failed to see the irony in Rodney Vawter's license plate request.

2 arrested after U.K.-bound jet diverted

Incident reported on board plane carrying nearly 300 passengers from Pakistan to England.

Teen in custody in adopted brothers' deaths; neighbors 'in shock'

A 15-year-old boy is in custody after authorities investigating the stabbing deaths of his younger adopted brothers found him miles away wit...

Evangelical pastor's tornado tweets stir up debate

Popular evangelical author and speaker John Piper deleted tweets referencing the Book of Job.

Blistering heat wave leads to violent protests in India

A blistering heat wave has swept across most parts of north and western India.

FDA warns of infections tied to Tennessee pharmacy

The probe involves reports about steroid injections from a compounding pharmacy.

Obama honors four bombing victims from 1963

President Obama signs legislation authorizing medals for victims of a 1963 bombing