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Tichelman, a fetish model, was given six years behind bars for killing Google executive Forrest Timothy Hayes on his yacht in 2013, a judge ruled.
Most of the nine dead gang members suffered wounds to the head or torso, officials found, as they work to determine how many were killed by cops.
White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest repeatedly describes an ISIS takeover of the Iraqi city of Ramadi as a "setback."
Beachgoers in Naples, Florida, enjoy an unusual influx of nine-armed sea stars. WBBH's Sophie Nielsen-Kolding reports.
Iran says a cargo ship is delivering humanitarian aid, but the U.S. believes it could contain arms for Houthi rebels.
A spokesperson for the Waco, Texas, police tells the media that a turf war may have been the catalyst to the violence at the Twin Peaks restaurant, and that 80 cars and 135 motorcycles have yet to be taken into evidence.
Student Emma Sulkowicz has been carrying a mattress around campus for the entire semester to protest the way the school handles sexual assault claims.
Last week I issued a statement on the importance of packaging the Customs bill with Fast Track Trade Promotion Authority and Trade Adjustment Assistance if Senators were actually serious about strengthening US trade enforcement.
Lance Cpl. Barron, 24, was killed when his helicopter crashed Sunday during a training exercise at the Bellows Air Force Station, officials said.
A mother says her five-year-old son was moved to feed a homeless man and say grace at a Waffle House in Prattville, Ala. WSFA's Bryan Henry reports.
