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Jury hears boy, 7, describe how mother attacked him and his brother

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.

Man obsessed with Columbine convicted of murder

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.

Nothing the same after Columbine, say students, teachers

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.

Columbine left its indelible mark on pop culture

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.

Debunking the myths of Columbine, 10 years later

What do you remember about April 20, 1999?

Commentary: Columbine and our numb eyes

The weddings that will never be held.

iReporters conflicted on answer to gun violence

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.

Pay up or your car engine will stop

With consumer credit ratings plummeting, more American car owners could soon be driving around with an electronic Big Brother on board.

How to be a YouTube travel star

Marilyn Parver never wanted to become a YouTube star. Neither did Iesha Walker.

Unusual -- and legal -- ways to make money

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.

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