Jodi Arias Could Become Third Woman on Arizona's Death Row

(PHOENIX) -- Jodi Arias could become the third woman on Arizona's death row if she is sentenced to death on Wednesday for murdering her ex-boyfriend, Travis Alexander. If condemned to de... Read More

Gay Rights Advocate Seeks to Overturn Ban on Gay Boy Scouts

(WASHINGTON) -- As the Boy Scouts of America prepares to vote Thursday on a proposal that would change its long-standing policy of excluding gay boys from Scout units, the executive director of Sco... Read More

Terrified Children Asked Oklahoma Teacher, 'Is This Really Happening?'

(MOORE, Okla.) -- As the terrified tornado-whipped students of Briarwood Elementary School in Moore, Okla., cowered on their hands and knees with backpacks over their heads, tearfully pleading for... Read More

Oklahoma Town Devastated by Tornado Razed Before in 1999

(MOORE, Okla.) -- For the residents of Moore, Okla., the damage wrought by Monday's E-F5 tornado was all too familiar. A storm, following a nearly identical path, struck the Oklahoma Cit... Read More

Army General Suspended of Command for Adultery Investigation

(WASHINGTON) — The Army has suspended the one-star commanding general at Fort Jackson, S.C., for alleged misconduct involving adultery and an unspecified physical altercation. An A... Read More

Jodi Arias Jury Begins Death Penalty Deliberations

(PHOENIX) -- "Two wrongs do not make a right," Jodi Arias' defense attorney said Tuesday as she asked the jury to spare Arias the death penalty for killing her ex-boyfriend, Travis Alexander.... Read More

Police: Susan Powell's Husband, Brother-in-Law 'Directly Involved in Her Disappearance'

(SALT LAKE CITY) -- Questions still surround the 2009 disappearance of Utah mother Susan Powell ever since the suicides of her husband, Josh Powell, and brother-in-law, Michael Powell, who authorit... Read More

Jodi Arias to Donate Hair, Recycle If Allowed to Live

(PHOENIX) -- In her final words to jurors Tuesday before they decide her punishment for murder, Jodi Arias clicked through a photo slideshow, quoted Dickens and used props as she begged them to spa... Read More

Oklahoma Tornado Deaths Revised Down to 24, Including 9 Children

(MOORE, Okla.) -- First responders are in a race against time in the search for any survivors of a devastating tornado that ripped through Moore, Okla., while the medical examiner's office has revi... Read More

Limited Train Service Resumes After Connecticut Derailment

(NEW YORK) -- Limited rail service resumes Tuesday afternoon between New York and Bridgeport, Conn., after two trains derailed last week. Limited Amtrak and Metro-North commuter rail ser... Read More