Tim Marcin

A total of more than 200 people became infected with a leading cause of viral gastroenteritis.

Trimpe passed away on Tuesday. His career featured some legendary works in the comic book industry.

With Hillary Clinton formally announcing her plans to run for president Sunday, Bill Clinton might be preparing for a possible return to the White House.

A comet's lack of a magnetic field has big implications for future research, leaders of Europe's Rosetta mission say.

Jordan Spieth, or any other young star, might not dominate the game like Woods did. But that could be fine for the sport's future.

The bus reportedly couldn't brake quickly enough and hit a stationary truck.

An eight-month-old puppy was kept away from the British prime minister because it was considered a security threat.

Hillary Clinton was the subject of a strong critique by an NRA official in a speech in Nashville on Friday that opened the organization's annual convention.

"It’s a little bit of a surreal experience. It’s as magnificent and special as everybody describes."

With Russia experiencing tense times politically, Putin put forth a proposal that would grant amnesty for a large swath of convictions.

Indian and Chinese officers could soon train together.

A police officer invoked his Fifth Amendment rights in the case of Officer Michael Brelo, who is on trial for manslaughter.

A Pine Bluff City Council member got into an argument with a black resident on a Facebook forum and misspelled the man's name to include a racial slur. The official refuses to step down.

"That demonstration out here has nothing to do with the city of North Charleston. It has to do with the show that they want to put on to the black community across the nation."

Russia's cost of living provokes model to protest nude.

The police officer who shot and killed Walter Scott was reportedly cleared of wrongdoing in a prior incident involving a stun gun.

Despite denials of service surrounding Religious Freedom Reformation Acts, same-sex weddings could be a boost to the wedding industry in a time in which marriage rates are down.

The Islamic State is reportedly giving American-made gear to its top-level leaders and is scouring for more.

Three Florida men were taken to the hospital after attempting to take honey from a bee hive outside of Tampa Bay.

A big bag of cash fell off the back of a Brink's truck in Utah. The man who found the 75-pound sack was rewarded $5,000 for his honesty by the company.

Dave Chappelle reportedly filmed his first comedy special in about a decade.

Brelo is the lone police officer charged in a November 2012 shooting that followed a wild car chase.

Hillary Clinton will reportedly open her headquarters in Brooklyn Heights, making many of the neighborhood's residents happy.

Arrests have reportedly been made after an election that seemed to have gone relatively smoothly.

For families across the United States, conversations about LGBT rights are often shaped by generational divides.

The change would mark the first protection against discrimination for LBGT people in Indiana.

Sim Bhullar will reportedly join the Sacramento Kings on a ten-day contract.

Atheists are now protected from discrimination in Madison, Wisconsin, after its common council voted to make discrimination against atheism or others who do not believe in God illegal.

A group of women are refusing food in order to secure their release from an immigration detention center.