Monthly Archives: April 2013

Federal Reserve policymakers are divided over when to end extraordinary measures intended to encourage more borrowing and spending to help stimulate the U.S. economy, according to minutes of the

Colorado court officials have found two more sentencing errors like the one that allowed Evan Ebel to walk out of prison four years early and kill the state prisons chief and another

Police say a 14-year-old girl fell eight stories from an apartment building in suburban Philadelphia and survived.

WPVI-TV reports it happened at the Marquis Apartments in Upper Merion

The attorney for a sheriff’s deputy accused of helping a felon escape the downtown Denver jail says the deputy and his family felt they were in danger.

Deputy Matthew Andrews faces

A Pennsylvania man has been arrested after police say he made a bomb threat outside the White House.

D.C. police spokesman Araz Alali says the man approached an officer at the White House

A UCLA water polo player has been arrested after a female acquaintance reported that he raped her in a campus residence hall, authorities said.

Hakop Kaplanyan, 18, was arrested without

A Texas convict with a lengthy criminal history has been executed for fatally shooting a man and raping the slain man’s fiancee.

Fifty-year-old Rickey Lynn Lewis received a lethal

Two teens leapt from a speeding car with malfunctioning brakes in Virginia on Tuesday before a state trooper used his patrol car to force it into an interstate highway guardrail.

The

Colorado parole officers must now respond to alerts from parolees’ electronic monitoring equipment within two hours, after a review that followed the death of the state’s prisons

The defense attorney for a 15-year-old charged with felony murder in a baby’s slaying in Georgia says he should be tried separately from an older teen accused of shooting the toddler in the