Andrew Berry

The state of New York will allow seven licensed pet cemeteries to accept human ashes of pet owners for burial alongside their pets.

A rare $4 gold coin, known as the Coiled Hair Stella, is going up for auction at Bonhams in Los Angeles and is expected to sell for $1.5 million.

Lee Harvey Oswald was aiming for Texas Gov. John Connally, not U.S. President John F. Kennedy, according to a new book.

Naomi Watts has generated controversy by walking out of a BBC interview to promote her new film "Diana."

Finnair Flight AY666 from Copenhagen to Helsinki, or HEL, flew twice on Friday the 13th.

Authorities have detained a person of interest in the killing of four people in a former resort community in rural Tennessee.

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Fox News anchor Shepard Smith will be the managing editor and lead anchor in FNC's new breaking news division.

A caller had an epic meltdown and unleashed a verbal assault on a customer service rep at an unidentified security systems company.

Geoffrey Portway, 40, is facing at least 27 years behind bars for possession and distribution of child pornography, and plotting to kidnap children.

The children of a deceased Reno woman wrote a brutal obituary, accusing her of child abuse, neglect, cruelty and more.

A Missouri man was sentenced to 20 years behind bars for his role in keeping an unidentified woman as his sex slave for six years.

Logan International Airport in Boston has issued an apology for staging a fire drill on the 12th anniversary of 9/11.

The beating death of Jeffrey Babbitt, 62, is being investigated as a hate crime, the NYPD has confirmed.

Boxing champ Oscar De La Hoya has voluntarily checked into rehab for the second time since 2011.

A Florida man will be committed to a psychiatric facility for up to 60 years after he hacked a man to death and ate his brain and eyeball.

A Tampa man has pleaded guilty to charges of tampering with a consumer product and conspiracy to commit mail fraud after he tricked his girlfriend into taking an abortion pill.

Two 15-year-old girls in Maine face possible charges of animal cruelty after a Twitter video surfaced showing them putting a kitten into a microwave.

Equality House, an LGBT center located across the street from the infamous Westboro Baptist Church, will stage a drag show in October.

A controversial new website called Ghetto Tracker sprung up this week, inviting users to rate which neighborhoods are “ghetto.”

Paul Craig Cobb, a notorious white supremacist, is buying up property in Leith, N.D., in an effort to create an all-white colony.

An 18-year-old teenager accused of stabbing her mother 79 times in the face and neck has been charged with first-degree murder.

Christopher Tang, 30, posted a video of his 26.5-mile, 24-minute drive around Manhattan. He was identified by police, arrested and charged with six driving violations.

Two teens in Texas saw a woman mouth the words, “Help me,” from a moving vehicle and dialed 911, saving her from a kidnapping attempt.

An accident in Pinetown, South Africa, has left 27 dead and dozens injured after a truck driver plowed through a busy intersection.

A former model battling a rare blood disorder and an addiction to prescription drugs has been tied to the shooting of a police officer in Draper, Utah.

Shellie Zimmerman, the wife of acquitted shooter George Zimmerman, is filing for divorce from her husband.

David Mangum of Dexter, Mo., has confessed to exposing over 300 sexual partners to HIV after he failed to disclose his HIV-positive status to them.

Police suspect a lethal batch of the designer drug Molly is going around the Northeast.