Police in Melvindale say a woman is facing murder charges after she allegedly stabbed her father in a fight over leftover food.

About four hours lapsed between Chicago Police arresting a fellow officer in a deadly weekend crash and the administration of a Breathalyzer test to determine if the officer had been drinking, authorities said. The tests on Chicago Police Officer Richard Bolling, 39, revealed a blood-alcohol level of .079, just shy of the .08 legal limit, according to the Cook County state's attorney's office.

"It's disgusting, there's flies, there's soon probably going to be rats, you have to hold your breath when your over here," said Stephanie Markham of Macon. Markham is talking about the trash around the community dumpster at the Forest Place trailer park.

Tuesday at high noon, Clifford Harris, Jr., the Atlanta rapper known as T.I. who sold tens of millions of CDs and songs worldwide and then pleaded guilty to a weapons charge, must report to federal prison in Arkansas to begin his sentence of a year and a day.

Muhammad School of Music founder and director Henri L. Muhammad performs. He rediscovered his love for the violin at 16 after hearing the violin playing of Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan

Listen to audio from Friday's Seattle Police Department (SPD) news conference on gang activity.

Authorities are investigating a possible hate crime in Alsea after someone left a cross burning in the front yard of a family with a son who is black. The mother and son spoke out Saturday about the crime and whether they feel comfortable living there any longer.

Top artists, writers, and musicians are among those awarded O-1 visas each year to add to U.S. culture and the economy

What he was able to do inside the ring is what made Evander Holyfield the real deal -- the only boxer to win the title of Heavyweight Champion of the World four times. His professional career has lasted 25 years and earned him almost $250 million. But outside the ring, Holyfield's life is more complicated -- peppered with private struggles and public mistakes.

A day after a boat carrying Haitian migrants capsized, local leaders are seeking a change in policy towards Haiti.

A Huntsville parent arrested is facing felony charges after she's accused of stealing from an elementary school's PTA account.

Treasury Secretary finally admits U.S. monetary policy was too loose under Greenspan.

From Children’s Hospital to Childhaven, the number of abused and neglected children in our area appears to be on the rise.  Some experts say the stressful economy is part of the problem

Cuban admits when a fan called the Nuggets "thugs" he turned to Martin's mom, Lydia Moore and said, "that includes your son."  Martin commented on the issue for the first time publicly during the Nuggets shootaround Monday morning in Dallas.  "I'll address it face to face with Cuban," Martin said. "You don't say nothing to my mom or kids. If you've got a problem, say it to me. I'll take care of it."

Author Colson Whitehead's latest novel, Sag Harbor is a coming-of-age tale about a group of friends spending a 1980s summer in a predominantly black enclave in the Hamptons.

Clashes between rival Islamist groups in Somalia have killed at least 50 people and wounded more than 150 others in three days of battles in the Horn of Africa nation, witnesses and hospital sources said on Sunday.

Abshir Boyah, a pirate who says he has hijacked more than 25 ships off the coast of Somalia, says he will give up this career if certain terms are met.

People are having sex, and a lot of it. "You've lost your job, or you've lost your house, and you're having to cut back on everything. You're not going to go to the movies or go out to dinner,"

Douglas Blackmon won for General Nonfiction for his harrowing account of racial prejudice in the South during an often-forgotten time.

Thursday night, neighbors identified the woman seen in the controversial photos with Father Albert Cutié as Ruhama Canellis Thursday night. Canellis rushed into an awaiting pickup truck to avoid news crews waiting outside her Miami Beach apartment building.

The downturn in the economy is apparently causing some to forego visits to the dentist.

A second arrest has been made in the case of a Las Vegas local who's jailed in South America for swindling.  Trina Johnson has spent two-decades as an entertainer, most recently as a celebrity impersonator, but the Las Vegas local has spent the past two-months as an inmate. Raymond says Angel Ventura is the concert promotor who hired Trina to impersonate Toni Braxton at what was supposed to be a private birthday party in Suriname.

A violent armed robbery happened inside an adults only store. And the suspects got away with it until, cops say, their one little mistake led to a big arrest. The x-rated "Bad girls" movie sits on the shelf as the real life bad guys slipped inside Goldie's Adult bookstore. Coming in for quick cash, they allegedly cornered a clerk and customer.  "The guys came, they had a gun and they laid the customer on the ground," said Mysha Bernal.