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Al-Jazeera Reporter Peter Grestein says, "I can't tell you how relieved I am being free. But I also feel incredible angst about my colleagues, leaving them behind."
The vice president of the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity, told the Sacramento Bee the vandalism took place between 3 and 9 a.m. Saturday.
A massive fire at the public works building in Henniker, N.H., destroyed the town's fleet of snow plows, ironically the night before a massive snowstorm. NECN's Glenn Marshall reports.
A woman spots a fire near her home, firefighters discover it's a burning body. WSMV's Tracy Kornet reports.
Here they come! Big corporations spent more than $1 billion last year to elect politicians who would push their agenda. Now they're starting to call in those favors. And West Virginia is one of the places they are launching this year's anti-working families' agenda.
A storm that dumped record snow on Chicago was making for a messy Monday in New York City and Boston, hindering the recovery from last week's chill.
Brock Turner, 19, admitted hooking up with a woman after he had nine beers and whiskey drinks at a a party, but he denied raping her.
"I saw the review and couldn't believe it," he told reporters.
A Washington State man mistakenly racks up $18,000 in bridge tolls and fines. KING's Elisa Hahn reports.
Tom Brady says after the remarkable catch by the Seahawks wide receiver, he had a "little be of doubt," but then Malcolm Butler made the great play that saved the game for the Patriots.
