A Minnesota Abduction Solved Nearly 27 Years Later
The man who kidnapped 11-year-old Jacob Wetterling has confessed to the crime and led police to the boy’s remains.
The Toppling of an Iconic Sandstone Formation in Oregon
State officials are investigating a video that shows eight vandals pushing the pedestal down.
Fox News's Settlement With Gretchen Carlson
The network will reportedly pay the former anchor $20 million and has apologized. Meanwhile, Greta Van Susteren, the longtime anchor, is leaving immediately.
Chicago's 500th Homicide of the Year
Over the Labor Day weekend, 13 people were killed and 65 were shot in the deadliest holiday weekend of the summer.
Hermine's East Coast Journey
The storm is expected to move further into the Atlantic Ocean in the next few days.
A Waterfront Library
In Erie, Pennsylvania, a public institution is building on its nautical past to open a world of opportunity for local residents.
The World Comes to a Tiny Town: Eastport's Lesson in Globalization
Even the most remote-seeming corners of America can find themselves in the middle of quick-moving global trends.
Quoted: The Health and Safety Edition
Eastport Update: Electric Power From the Sea
The 12-Year-Old Freshman at Cornell
Jeremy Shuler was reading in two languages at age 2.
Florida's First Hurricane in a Decade
Hurricane Hermine hit the state’s panhandle coast Friday morning and left a trail of damage and flooding.
Brock Turner's Three-Month Jail Sentence
The former Stanford University student convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman will serve half of his original punishment because of “good behavior.”
America by Air: Alongside a Rainstorm
Penn State's Commemoration of its Disgraced Football Coach
The university will commemorate the former head coach Joe Paterno five years after he was fired for covering up a sex-abuse scandal.
The Retirement of a Dallas Police Chief
David Brown became a national figure after a gunman killed five law-enforcement officers in Texas last month.
John Hinckley Nears Freedom
The man who shot President Reagan will be freed on September 10 and will live in Virginia with his mother.
The Deadliest Month for Chicago in 20 Years
In August, 90 people were killed and 472 shot. The city this year now has more homicides than New York and Los Angeles combined.
A Former Officer Indicted for Murder
James Burns shot 22-year-old Deravis Caine Rogers in the head on June 22 in Atlanta.
The Hurricanes Headed for Hawaii and Florida
The National Weather Service has upgraded a tropical storm headed for Florida to hurricane status.
Stormy Weather, Bound for Hawaii and Florida
Back-to-back hurricanes are expected to narrowly miss Hawaii, while a severe storm will reach Florida by the end of the week.