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The case of a group of children robbed by Sprayberry High School cheerleader Chelsea Steele drew national and worldwide attention Friday, both on television and on the internet.

Houston's mayor said on Thursday that he will personally oversee an investigation into racial, sexual and threatening graffiti left at female living quarters in a Houston fire station, and will seek outside help in improving the department, KPRC Local 2 reported.

A convicted sex offender says he is not guilty of kidnapping and exposing himself to a girl.

A convicted sex offender says he is not guilty of kidnapping and exposing himself to a girl.

Will Tanner is a man looking for answers. He is convinced that in the chaotic days after Hurricane Katrina, members of the New Orleans Police Department set his car on fire, with a man still inside.

Will Tanner is a man looking for answers. He is convinced that in the chaotic days after Hurricane Katrina, members of the New Orleans Police Department set his car on fire, with a man still inside.

Neighborhood groups that have been urging the Police Department to beef up foot and bicycle patrols received some welcome news today.

A California nonprofit placed foreign exchange students in deplorable conditions in Pennsylvania, with some becoming malnourished or living in homes strewn with dog feces, and a prosecutor said the neglect merits criminal charges.

SEOUL, South Korea - North Korea has delayed sending two convicted U.S. journalists to a prison labor camp, in a possible attempt to seek talks with Washington on their release, a scholar who visited the North said in an interview published Friday.

The U.S. has called for amnesty for two American reporters who have been imprisoned for illegally entering North Korea.

An Arkansas woman who bought and distributed methamphetamine from Kansas City was sentenced Thursday to six and a half years in federal prison.Kathleen M. Novy was also ordered to forfeit more than $200,000 that federal agents seized from her home and vehicle.Authorities arrested Novy, 50, of Mountain Home, in August in Clinton, Mo., as she was ...

The United States deported a key figure in Bolivia's last military dictatorship back home Thursday to serve a 30-year prison sentence for crimes including genocide and political assassinations.

Baseball in the 1920s. The NFL in the 1960s. The NBA during his Airness. Golden ages, all of them, for those sports.

PLANS for Michael Jackson's final resting place remained a mystery last night, as it emerged that his family may have delayed burial pending the return of a piece of the star's brain.

MICHAEL JACKSON was high on painkillers when he announced his 50 comeback dates in London in March , according to a shocking new tell-all book.

MEDICS FOUND JACKSON EMACIATED AND 'LILY WHITE' MICHAEL JACKSON's body was "lily white" and emaciated when paramedics arrived to try to save the superstar, who had slipped into a coma at his rented home in Los Angeles on 25 June .

MICHAEL JACKSON's insurance company forced the late King of Pop to pay a reported $20 million to his first child molestation accuser, rather than challenge him in court, according to a new book which sets out to clear the pop superstar of his bad name.

Former U.S. figure skating champion Nicole Bobek probably got mixed up with the wrong crowd, the skater's mother said Wednesday, two days after her 31-year-old daughter was released from jail on a drug distribution charge stemming from an investigation that has netted 20 arrests so far.

Rep. Patrick Murphy, an Iraq war veteran, kicked off a push Wednesday to persuade Americans that the president should repeal "don't ask, don't tell," the policy that prevents openly gay troops from serving in the U.S. military.

This shelter by the river near Great Bend is the home of the homeless. Barton County does have residents who live without a true home.