LA Cops Violated Policy in Shooting
Eight Los Angeles police officers who opened fire on a mother and daughter delivering newspapers during the manhunt for a rogue ex-officer violated the department’s policy of using deadly force,...
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Jogger Saves Man, Dog From Icy Lake
A passing jogger helped rescue a man who attempted to save his pet poodle from icy Lake Michigan Tuesday, just south of Montrose Harbor. The man was walking with three poodles at about 5:15 p.m. when...
View ArticleEscapee Caught After 36 Years
After more than 36 years on the run, a woman who police say escaped from a Michigan prison has been arrested in San Diego. On April 14, 1977, Judy Lynn Hayman escaped from the Huron Valley...
View ArticleDriver Convicted of Murder
A drug and alcohol counselor who allegedly drove two miles through Los Angeles with a dying man on her windshield was convicted Tuesday of second-degree murder, according to the Los Angeles County...
View ArticleConcerns Over CPR Certifications
At least 100 first responders in the South Bay may not have been properly certified. The CPR certifications for paramedics and firefighters in the South Bay are in question after new allegations that...
View ArticleEx-School Board President Arrested
A former Rialto school board president who took his computer in for repairs was arrested after the technician allegedly found child pornography on the hard drive, officials said Tuesday. Officers Who...
View ArticleArrest Made in Conn. Shooting
Hartford police have arrested a man accused of shooting a man who is involved in an ongoing investigation into former New England Patriot Aaron Hernandez. The victim, Alexander Bradley, 30, of East...
View Article800 Pounds of Pot Seized in Miami
More than 800 pounds of marijuana were seized and several suspects were taken into custody in a series of raids on Miami-Dade grow houses Wednesday morning. Miami-Dade Police officials said warrants...
View ArticleSochi TV Guide
The Olympic flame that journeyed to outer space, the North Pole and the world's deepest lake arrived in Sochi Wednesday but will not light the cauldron at Fisht Stadium to officially commence the 2014...
View ArticleSandra Fluke Won't Run for Congress
Women's rights activist Sandra Fluke has decided not to run for Congress this year, announcing that she will instead run for a Southern California state Senate seat. Fluke, who rose to political...
View ArticleNBC News Unveils New Website Design
NBC News relaunched its website on Wednesday with a mobile-centric design that features eye-catching photos and a new video player for an enhanced digital storytelling experience. "This is much more...
View ArticleFunny Sochi Tweets from Journalists
As journalists descend on the Russian city of Sochi, they are taking to social media to reveal the condition of the area that will host the 2014 Winter Olympics on February 6. As previous reports of...
View ArticleBeckham Picks Miami for MLS Team
Major League Soccer is coming back to Miami, with the face of the sport at the helm. David Beckham has chosen Miami for his MLS franchise, the retired soccer superstar announced at a press conference...
View ArticleWoman Set to Be Executed
A woman convicted of torturing and killing a mentally impaired man she lured to Texas with the promise of marriage was scheduled to be executed Wednesday in a rare case of a female death-row inmate. If...
View ArticleShaun White Drops Slopestyle Event
Snowboarding superstar Shaun White will no longer compete for two golds at the Sochi Games. Less than a day before the first slopestyle competition, White told NBC News that he is pulling out of the...
View ArticleChicago Cop Killer Gets Life
A woman found guilty of killing a Chicago police officer in 2008 has been sentenced to life in prison. A Cook County judge sentenced Robin Johnson Wednesday to natural life in prison without parole for...
View ArticleAccused Drug Kingpin Indicted
A San Francisco man was indicted on Tuesday on charges he was the mastermind behind a secret website that brokered more than $1 billion in transactions for illegal drugs and services. The indictment...
View ArticleThousands of Sports Cars Recalled
British luxury carmaker Aston Martin says it is recalling 17,590 sports cars because of a problem with the accelerator pedal molding. The company said Wednesday there had not been any accidents or...
View Article"Affluenza" Teen Spared Jail Time
The Tarrant County intoxication manslaughter case involving "affluenza" teen Ethan Couch touched off more controversy Wednesday, as the teen was spared further jail time but ordered to rehab. The...
View Article"Terror" at CA Substation: Official
Someone with knowledge of how a major electrical substation works sneaks into the sensitive area during the dead of night. First, he or she cuts fiber cables to knock out 911 and cell phone service....
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