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Officials at the University of Nebraska Medical Center have scheduled a news conference for 12 p.m. ET to discuss the condition of Ashoka Mukpo, 33.
Who does Florida Gov. Rick Scott (R) work for? With nearly four years in office, it's pretty clear who he doesn't work for—the people of the state of Florida.
A collection of 13 photo negatives from the wedding of John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy, found in the darkroom of the photographer who took them more than 60 years ago, is for sale online.
A teen who was convicted of killing two at a gas station because they "didn't look scared enough" will be sentenced.
A teen who was convicted of killing two at a gas station because they "didn't look scared enough" was sentenced to life in prison.
Virginia City, Nevada, holds its 25th annual Outhouse Races. KRNV's Van Tieu reports.
The Mother of Ebola-stricken NBC freelance cameraman Ashoka Mukpo speaks and Nebraska Medical Center officials update his condition.
Texas Gov. Rick Perry holds news conference on the Ebola patient in Dallas.
Orlando police officer Karen Long, who is still on the job while fighting breast cancer for a second time, is honored with a pink patrol car. Rikki Klaus, of WESH, reports.
Here are some headlines from the working families’ news we're reading today (after the jump).
