A mother's plot to blame a stranger for killing her sons went awry when one of the boys survived and told police how Michelle Kehoe cut his throat, then moved on to his younger brother, an Iowa prosecutor said Thursday.
A man who was obsessed with the Columbine High School massacre was found guilty of murder Friday and sentenced to life without parole for gunning down his father before opening fire at a North Carolina high school three years ago.
Jennifer Muzquiz was "goth" in high school. She had, and still has, multicolored hair, a "face full of piercings," and an all-black wardrobe, even though she no longer identifies with the goth subculture. And while her style had always earned her her fair share of strange glances, she says everything changed for the worse after the Columbine school shootings on April 20, 1999.
The massacre of students and a teacher within the seemingly safe hallways of Columbine High School reverberated so strongly that its reflection can be found in the creations of multiple artists, writers, musicians, and filmmakers over the past decade.
Janie Lambert has lost one family member to gun violence and another to suicide. After all she's been through, she feels conflicted about whether or not gun control is the solution to gun violence.
Desiré Henriksen feared that there would be no Christmas for her two boys. She had lost her job at Denny's, where she worked the graveyard shift. Her fiancé, who works as a glazier, was having a hard time finding regular work. And the couple fell behind on the mortgage last month.
A mother's plot to blame a stranger for killing her sons went awry when one of the boys survived and told police how Michelle Kehoe cut his throat, then moved on to his younger brother, an Iowa prosecutor said Thursday.
A man who was obsessed with the Columbine High School massacre was found guilty of murder Friday and sentenced to life without parole for gunning down his father before opening fire at a North Carolina high school three years ago.
Jennifer Muzquiz was "goth" in high school. She had, and still has, multicolored hair, a "face full of piercings," and an all-black wardrobe, even though she no longer identifies with the goth subculture. And while her style had always earned her her fair share of strange glances, she says everything changed for the worse after the Columbine school shootings on April 20, 1999.
The massacre of students and a teacher within the seemingly safe hallways of Columbine High School reverberated so strongly that its reflection can be found in the creations of multiple artists, writers, musicians, and filmmakers over the past decade.
Janie Lambert has lost one family member to gun violence and another to suicide. After all she's been through, she feels conflicted about whether or not gun control is the solution to gun violence.
Desiré Henriksen feared that there would be no Christmas for her two boys. She had lost her job at Denny's, where she worked the graveyard shift. Her fiancé, who works as a glazier, was having a hard time finding regular work. And the couple fell behind on the mortgage last month.
Less than a year after four strangers risked their lives to save Michelle Kehoe and her sons from an icy Iowa River, the mother is accused of slashing the two boys' throats and leaving them to die.
Mike Young, the impressively sideburned quartermaster of the New Hampshire Veterans' Association, stood on the front porch of his organization's 19th century headquarters in Weirs Beach, watching as workers set up a grandstand. Governor Palin was due here Wednesday for her second stop on a three-city tour of New Hampshire, hoping to shore up the McCain ticket's sagging support in this key battleground state as McCain and Obama prepared for their final debate.
The first witness to testify for the defense said he was with Michael Skakel at the time police initially believed Martha Moxley was killed, giving the Kennedy cousin an alibi in the 26-year-old crime.
Twenty-four years after he allegedly told a reform school classmate, "I am going to get away with murder. I am a Kennedy," the 41-year-old nephew of Ethel Kennedy was convicted Friday of the 1975 murder of Martha Moxley.
Court TV Host: We're going to be talking about the Michael Skakel trial. Our guest is a woman who has been covering the case longer than just about anybody: reporter Jane Crawford, who was actually the very first reporter at the scene of the crime back in 1975.
German police announced Sunday they stopped two teenagers from carrying out a rampage at their Cologne high school and that one of the students committed suicide after being confronted.
Police have taken into custody a 14-year-old boy who is suspected of planning a "Columbine" type event at a Pennsylvania high school, a police spokesman said.
The first news of last weekend was not shocking at all. After a meeting with officials of the U.S. ski team in Park City, Utah, Bode Miller had elected to separate from the team with the intention of competing independently on the World Cup Circuit. Team officials had offered Miller his customary position on the alpine team, befitting for one of the most accomplished racers in the history of the sport.
Out-of-town golfers may be susceptible to altitude sickness in Denver, but you certainly won't suffer from sticker shock: the cloudscraping city that marries modern office towers with Rocky Mountain views boasts some of the country's best affordable golf. Plus that extra yardage you gain from the thin air is a great ego-booster,especially when you're not thinning your wallet at the same time.
Kacey Ruegsegger Johnson wants the Virginia Tech shooting survivors to know that their pain and anger and fear are normal. And she wants them to know it will get better.
A private investigator admitted Friday to taking part in a scheme to spy on Hewlett-Packard board members and news reporters, making him the first person to plead guilty in the HP boardroom leak probe case, a federal prosecutor said.
What lengths would you go to for health or well-being? Would you get plastic surgery in Mexico? Or buy fertility drugs on the black market? Or get a potentially life-saving organ if you weren't certain of its origin?
The House Energy and Commerce Committee said Wednesday it subpoenaed five private investigators to testify at a hearing on Hewlett-Packard's leak probe.
The oldest of five students charged in what prosecutors call a failed plot at a Kansas high school can be released under house arrest after his parents post a $50,000 bond, the judge ruled during a hearing Monday afternoon.
A purported al Qaeda video aired on an Arabic-language news network appears to show the photo identification card and weapon of one of the Navy SEALs killed in late June in eastern Afghanistan, a Navy official said.
Golfing in Denver has its advantages. The beauty and majesty of the Rocky Mountains to frame your shots. The high altitude (and thin air) to give you a little extra oomph off the tee. And generally great golfing conditions in the summer and early fall.
Judith Weber Tea Set, $180; tray $96 When not designing dinnerware for Dansk or presiding over the studio space she rents to other artists in New Rochelle, N.Y., Judith Weber, 64, creates functiona...
A tribal leader in an American Indian community where a shooting rampage left 10 dead said Wednesday he was opposed to public funerals like "another Columbine," urging that families of schoolchildren and other victims be allowed to mourn in private.
Financial planner Pat Ireland would have been happy if the rest of the country had never heard of him or his high school. But on April 20, 1999, Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado, became infamous when two heavily armed students opened fire on students and faculty.
Wall Street will find ways to keep up the bullish momentum Tuesday as the rest of the week is jammed with market-moving figures like consumer confidence, factory orders, vehicle sales and, most importantly, a jobs report.
Denver was born during the Gold Rush in 1859 -- flakes of the precious metal were discovered in 1858 near where midtown is today -- and boomed again during the telecom gold rush of the 1990s.
This is the time of the political season when Republicans trim their views to the specifications of the Christian Coalition, when commentators talk of invisible armies of zealous campaigners, when ...
How do you put a price tag on a barefoot walk in lush green grass? Consider this: Every dollar you spend on landscaping can easily return 100% when you sell your home. But that's just one reason wh...
Sen. Bill Bradley has a lot of nerve, giving us "stern talk" on saving for retirement in October's "How to Retire With Twice As Much Money." About 55% of all personal income taxes collected is used...
Going online provides investors with the opportunity to rub elbows with one another in cyberspace and come away with lots of information, including many a stock tip. Take Greg Markus, 45, a politic...
Q. Recently, I bought an annuity from Citibank, dividing my money between the Nationwide Total Return Fund and the Neuberger & Berman Balanced Portfolio. Later, I looked in several mutual fund list...
When you were four years old, you wanted a cookie now, not five cookies five years from now. Since then, you've learned that immediate gratification has its price. You can buy that cookie today, or...
Ronald James, a Maryland resident and the director of technical media at the National Tooling and Machining Association, uses a radar detector when he drives. He hasn't had an accident in at least ...
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