Jeff Stone

Two months after being convicted on almost 70 counts of sexual abuse, Jerry Sandusky is now seeking less restrictive prison conditions.

Parents in Cleveland, Texas, were outraged when they found out their children had been posing for pictures with a Santa Claus volunteer who, under the white beard and red suit, was a registered sex offender.

Excitement about marijuana legalization in Colorado and Washington has been tempered by local uncertainty about how to proceed and major questions that have plagued lawmakers at the federal level.

An Albertsons store employee found a loaded gun while unpacking a box of frozen ribs in Roswell, N.M.

Three months before he was killed, a Boston University student wrote his own obituary.

The nurse’s cause of death hasn’t been officially ruled a suicide but multiple media outlets have implied that it looks likely. Her death, if inspired by the Aussie DJs, would unfortunately not be the first death brought on by a radio prank.

Hockey fans have reacted to the NHL lockout with anger, grief and disillusionment but they can now add heartbreak to that list with the news that what looked like optimistic negotiation talks between NHL ownership and the NHL Player’s Union have fallen apart.

Along with stopping Megaupload the MPAA hopes to now take down The Pirate Bay, Kat.ph, isoHunt, and other major torrent sites, almost all of which are hosted internationally.

"Peanuts" creator Charles Schulz wrote a series of letters, including animations of his famous characters, in an attempt to seduce a woman 25 years his junior.

The script for “Anchorman 2” is still being written, but anxious fans will be excited to hear of new rumors that have Kristen Wiig appearing in the film as the love interest of Brick Tamland, played by Steve Carell.

Conservative media personality Glenn Beck has announced he’ll be teaming up with actor Vince Vaughn to create a new reality show.

Excitement around the upcoming biopic starring Lenny Kravitz singer Marvin Gaye has tapered off a bit and been replaced with worry with the news that Gaye’s son, Marvin Gaye III, will try to get in the way of the project.

Judge Vonda Evans was presiding over a heated courtroom after a Detroit dad convicted of murdering his daughter left the court yelling just moments after being sentenced to mandatory life in prison.

Remains of a 1911 shipwreck off the coast of Key Largo have been identified after a century of questions have left divers curious.

Several of the major Hollywood studios have petitioned Google to remove sites that make copyrighted movies available for streaming from its search results.

New reports have surfaced that might give some clarity to the weeks leading up to the tragic murder-suicide involving Jovan Belcher of the Kansas City Chiefs and his girlfriend Kassandra Perkins.

Kim Kardashian’s mere presence in Bahrain was enough to send the Middle Eastern country into a celebrity-crazed chaos as fans and protestors both flocked to the streets.

North Korea irked the international community Saturday when the country’s leaders announced they would be launching a long-range rocket in late December to commemorate the death anniversary Kim Jong-il.

A New York jury convicted Renato Seabra of second-degree murder Friday, bringing the end to the gruesome story of the Portuguese model murder that has been splashed across newspaper headlines for almost two years.

Wayne Houchin, an American magician, was set on fire while performing on a Dominican TV show. The video of the "attack" has since gone viral.

Former college basketball coach Rick Majerus died Saturday after decades of fighting heart problems. He was 64.

Beginnning Dec. 13, loud commercials will cease to exist. That's when the U.S. Federal Communications Commission will start enforcing in earnest the Commercial Advertisement Loudness Mitigation Act, or CALM Act, enacted in 2010.

As if the brutal weather conditions and sparse oxygen didn’t make climbing Mount Everest hard enough, more than 200 dead bodies line the trails.

A man was attacked by a shark in Hawaii on Friday during a snorkeling trip. It's the region's third shark attack since October.

Federal officials from the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives spent Friday searching for 100 rifles that were stolen from a railcar.

Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher was involved in two shootings Saturday morning, with Missouri police saying he murdered his girlfriend before driving to Arrowhead stadium and turning the gun on himself.

Nolan Daniels, in a picture later revealed to be a prank, depicted himself with a ticket holding the winning powerball numbers and said he’d give $1 million to a random Facebook user who shared the picture with his or her friends.

The first known poster of Mickey Mouse sold for more than $100,000 during an auction in Dallas on Thursday.

The potential for profit is always there, but it’s especially hard to picture public opinion turning in favor of George Zimmerman after he started sending out signed thank you cards to people who donated to his defense fund.