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Today's kids are used to services like Netflix and Hulu, so many haven't even heard of a VCR. Here's what happened when kids got their hands on a VCR.
Lawyers for James Holmes again asked a judge to move his murder trial in the Aurora theater killings because of "voluminous and intensive" coverage.
San Francisco Bay Area-radio station KQED first aired the texts, which feature slurs against black people, Mexicans, Filipinos, and homosexuals.
California landscaper offers free lawn replacement to customers willing to go drought-resistant. KCRA's Linda Mumma reports.
A group of Americans donated skateboarrds to young Cubans to help spread the sport and open dialogue between the countries.
Firefighters find dog alive and well in rubble, eight days after massive fire tore through apartment building. Dan Bazile reports.
Dr. Phil Smith, of the Biocontainment Unit at the University of Nebraska explains the procedures for treating an American health care provider who was exposed to Ebola while working in Sierra Leone.
Hundreds of used syringes and blood vials ended up in a river after a private company was hired to dispose of them, Oklahoma investigators said.
A plea agreement will allow Shanesha Taylor to avoid jail time.
An Ohio delivery driver has clocked 50 years on the job without taking a sick day. Will Ujek reports.
