The man wanted for firing at two police officers earlier this month has been arrested.
Korin Vanhouten, 47, and Eldon Alexander, 36, not only failed to steal $25 worth of goods from a WinCo grocery store in Ogden, Utah. They also became victims of a attempted carjacking during their interrogation by police, with the thief making off with about $60 worth of stolen items. Though their mug shots are amazing, the bumbling crooks' story is even better.
About 91.9 million Americans will travel 50 miles or more from home this holiday season. Whether you're flying or driving, here are twelve tips to help you get through holiday travels, from why you shouldn't wrap your presents early if you're flying to how to prep a car safety kit and save money on tolls if you want to drive.
A California teen was sentenced to 21 years in jail on Monday for shooting to death a 15-year-old gay middle school classmate who he said made unwanted sexual advances.
More than 300 people gathered at Kansas City's Union Station on Saturday for the memorial of Don Harman, the Fox 4 Kansas City meteorologist who committed suicide on Nov. 29, according to reports.
A firefighter trapped in the third floor of a Brooklyn building has suffered burns over approximately 42 percent of his body, Mayor Michael Bloomberg told those at a press conference scheduled to announce the new Cornell science campus agreement. The mayor had arrived late because of the tragic situation, which unfolded moments before the press newser was about to start.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-il, revered at home by a propaganda machine that turned him into a demi-god and vilified in the West as a temperamental tyrant with a nuclear arsenal, has died, North Korean state television reported Monday.
Facebook users lead happier, more fulfilled lives the more they post, giving proof that life seems greener on the other side of the digital realm, too, according to a new survey.
Here are a few simple solutions and ideas for your last minute Christmas gift dilemma this year that won't break the bank.
Kim Jong Il, supreme leader of North Korea, died on Saturday at the age of 69 after suffering a fatal heart attack. The Great Successor of North Korea's Dear Leader will be his son, Kim Jong Un. Here are seven facts to know about the heir to the title.
Pop star Joe Jonas was rushed to a Los Angeles-area emergency room after complaining of severe pain in his abs, according to a report.
As Apple's new ad shows Santa using Siri on his iPhone 4S, Google is using the Christmas elf to bring back Send A Call to Santa, where kids can get voice messages from Santa Claus, and to shower Google users Christmas easter eggs like Let It Snow. Here, watch a boy get a note from Santa via Google Voice, see Santa use Siri, and learn the Christmas easter eggs.
Flash floods and landslides caused by Typhoon Washi in the Philippines killed at least 684 people over the weekend.
There now two Mark Zuckerbergs in the world and one is being threatened with a lawsuit from Facebook.
New York police said Jerome Isaac, the man arrested this weekend in connection with burning to death a 73-year-old woman in Brooklyn, may have been motivated to commit the crime because of an alleged $2,000 unpaid debt. Isaac is now facing murder and arson charges and is expected to go before the court on Monday.
The 2011 White House Christmas tree, decorated in cards from the children of U.S. military members and medals from veterans by the family of President Obama, marks nearly 150 years of First Family trees celebrated over the years. View the slideshow to see photos of White House Christmas trees over the years.
According to tech insider DigiTimes and analyst Richard Shim, Apple will not only launch an iPad 3 to compete with Amazon's tablet computer in 2012 but a 7-inch mini iPad as well. As Kindle Fire sales threaten Apple's iPad 2, analysts are already debating the mini iPad's pricing and specs, and after Steve Jobs' death, a 7-inch tablet is looking more and more likely.
A life-threatening and dangerous winter storm is expected to hammer New Mexico and the High Plains areas of far northeast Colorado, Oklahoma, Texas and Kansas until Tuesday, weather.com reported on Monday.
Social networking like Facebook shows that men are from Mars, women are from Venus gender stereotpyes exist not only in the physical world, but online, according to a new study.
A former New York University professor is claiming that he was fired after giving Hollywood beau James Franco a D in one of his classes.
Former two-time All Star point guard Baron Davis is expected to sign with the New York Knicks on Monday.
Kim Jong Il, supreme leader of North Korea, died on Saturday at the age of 69 after suffering a fatal heart attack. The Great Successor of North Korea's Dear Leader will be his son, Kim Jong Un. But who exactly is this mysterious young man who will succeed North Korea's leader?
State police and the FBI continue searching for missing 20-month-old Ayla Reynolds who vanished from her bed Friday night in Waterville, Maine.
His fans may be 'beliebers' but Justin Bieber was not a belieber in Santa Claus growing up thanks to his mom. My mom always told me there wasn't a Santa, Bieber said in an interview with AOL Music about his mother, Pattie Mallette.
Officials in Cagayan de Oro and Iligan, the worst-hit cities, said they were running out of evacuation centers and coffins for the dead. Funeral parlors already packed with decomposed bodies are no longer able to accommodate any freshly recovered corpses.
Jerome Isaac was arrested for murder on Sunday when he turned himself into police after he burned an elderly woman named Delores Gillespie alive in the elevator of her Brooklyn apartment building.
Tim Tebow got the Denver Broncos off to a hot start, but at halftime the New England Patriots led the Denver Broncos, 27-16.
A graphic video and photos over the weekend of an Egyptian woman being stripped and beaten by government soldiers have sparked outrage in Egypt and internationally.
A woman, Doris Gillespie, was burned alive in her NYC apartment building on Saturday night after a man trapped her in an elevator, covered her with accelerant and set her on fire while surveillance camera caught the entire incident on video.
A 64-year-old New York woman was attacked and burned to death shortly after 4 p.m. on Saturday in the elevator of her Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, building. Police told The Associated Press on Sunday that a 47-year-old man smelling of gasoline walked into a police station overnight and said he was responsible for killing the woman in the elevator.
