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The Centers for Disease Control hopes the latest round of graphic ads will help prevent smoking. NBC's Erika Edwards reports.
As an FBI probe of North Carolina teen Lennon Lacy's hanging continues his family voices frustration with local police. WECT's Kaitlin Stansell reports.
Louisiana authorities investigate a disturbing video showing a man decapitate a live goat with a machete. WDSU's Gina Swanson reports.
More than 35 people gathered at the Northern Virginia labor office on Monday, March 23, to participate in a 90-minute Common Sense Economics workshop conducted by the AFL-CIO. Among those taking part were representatives from the NAACP, religious social action networks, immigrant rights groups, young people and elected officials, as well as union representatives, including AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka.
Houses are destroyed after a series of tornadoes hit portions of Oklahoma Wednesday. Communities stretching from Tulsa to south of Oklahoma City were in the paths of the storms. One person was reportedly killed.
"There is no evidence to support the claims that this was a stranger abduction or an abduction at all," Vallejo police said Wednesday.
Three-year-old Ahziya Osceola's bruised body had been put in garbage bags and put in a box in the laundry room of his father's home.
Rocco Zuccaro, 30, escaped from the William R. Sharpe, Jr. hospital in Weston on Monday.
Drivers were forced to take cover beneath a highway overpass as a tornado struck Sand Springs, Oklahoma, in the early evening.
