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Federal Bureau of Investigations Director James Comey has high expectations when it comes to recruiting agents for their cybersecurity team.
A Florida woman doesn't notice approaching bear until it's almost in her lap. WESH's Dave McDaniel reports.
According to charging documents, officers Jason Van Dyke, Daphne Sebastian, Janet Mondragon, Ricardo Viramontes and Stephen Franko face administrative charges as the case moves to the Chicago Police Board.
The first batch of 911 calls released by authorities are from friends and family members of victims. None of the audio is from inside the Pulse nightclub. WESH's Matt Grant reports.
North Carolina is bracing for a one-two punch of stormy weather that could turn the start of Labor Day weekend into a washout.
The disgraced swimmer is backing an alarm called Robocopp, which proclaimed him 'likely be the best swimmer this country has produced.'
The unidentified woman reported the incident to police, saying he pointed the gun at her before she left his gated estate in Los Angeles.
Could Weiner face child neglect charges after sending a sexually explicit photo with his son apparently sleeping next to him? Some experts think so.
'White Lives Matter' will soon be added to a list of U.S. hate groups by the Southern Poverty Law Center, the watchdog group announced Tuesday.
NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick isn't the first professional athlete to sit during the United States national anthem. In March 1996, NBA player Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf also refused to stand - calling the American flag "a symbol of oppression, of tyranny."
