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Mike Sherman Fired: Who Does Texas A&M Target in Coaching Search?

Texas A&M football coach Mike Sherman was dismissed Thursday night, despite athletic director Bill Byrne telling reporters that Sherman would likely return next season.

Michigan State Cheerleader Young Takes Hard Fall on Head [VIDEO]

A Michigan State University cheerleader, Taylor Young, fell on her head during a timeout in the first half of the Michigan State-Florida State game at the Breslin Center on Wednesday night, according to reports. Rarely do cheerleading accidents happen in front of a live audience, but when they do, it can be dangerous.

American Airlines Sued After Man Dies from Eating In-Flight Meal

Looks like more trouble for American Airlines. Just days after the company announced it will file for bankruptcy, a family sued American Airlines after their relative died from eating an in-flight meal.

Mindy McCready Must Return Son to Florida, Judge Says

A Florida judge has said that country singer Mindy McCready has violated a custody order and he now wants her 5-year-old son back in the state, The Associated Press reported.

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New Antidepressant Research Halts, Research Shows No Difference In Patients

The Saddest Cities in America 2011

Here is a list of the top saddest cities in America, calculated and compiled by Men's Health magazine.

Fake Doctor Oneal Ron Morris: Woman Says Her Face Was Deformed After Surgery

Oneal Ron Morris (30), the fake doctor from Miami who allegedly performed life threatening surgeries injecting her patients with cement, mineral oil and flat-tire sealant, was released from custody Monday night, after posting a $15000 bail.

Saddest Cities in U.S. Are St. Petersburg, Detroit and Memphis: Report

St. Petersburg, Fl., is apparently the saddest city in America, with Detroit, Mi. not far behind, according to a study by Men's Health magazine, which used data such as unemployment and suicid rates, antidepressant usage and the number of people who actually admitted to depression.

Casey Anthony No. 1 Most-Searched Story of 2011 But Why? (PHOTOS)

Bing.com, Microsoft's search engine, has given some idea of how history will recollect the year 2011 when it comes to events and news stories.

Rajee Narinesingh Shows Her Cement-Injected Face From Fake Doc Operation

News that Oneal Ron Morris injected a mixture of cement and tire sealant into another transgender woman's face has just surfaced as the victim tells her story to CBS News.

Who is Shahid Khan?

Khan is buying the Jaguars from team majority owner Wayne Weaver. Khan will have 100 percent control of the team, according to Weaver, calling the businessman a great American success story and someone who is committed to restoring a winning tradition in Jacksonville.

SOURCE: Jacksonville Jaguars to be Sold to Illinois Businessman -- Could They Move to L.A.?

The struggling Jaguars have a lease that keeps them in Florida.

U.S. Underwater Mortgages Down Slightly in 3Q: CoreLogic

U.S. homeowners with mortgages worth more than the value of their homes decreased slightly in the third quarter, according to a report from CoreLogic.

Michelle Parker, Dale Smith Jr Had Domestic Violence Case

Michelle Parker, the Orlando mom who went missing after appearing on an episode of The People's Court, was involved in a domestic violence case with her ex-fiance, Dale Smith Jr., who has been name a suspect in her disappearance.

Tim Tebow Told by Kurt Warner to Tone Down Religious Talk

Kurt Warner frequently brought up his own Christian faith while he was an NFL quarterback. Now, though, he's told the Arizona Republic he thinks fellow believer and QB Tim Tebow should tone down his own religion talk.

Cancer Vaccine, First of Its Kind, to be Tested in Britain

A cancer vaccine that tackles tumors and out-of-control cells -- a first of its kind -- will soon enter clinical trials in what researchers hope will transform currently fatal diseases into chronic illnesses.

FAMU: Drum Major's Family and Director Both Involved in Legal Action

The death of a Florida A&M marching band drum major last week is leading to possible legal actions coming from multiple sides.

Obama v. Bush? Poll Reveals President Would Win Race Against W.

President Obama is expected to face a tough reelection campaign in 2012, but a new poll found there is one Republican he would easily beat: former President George W. Bush.

Casey Anthony Learns Spanish at Private Online School

Casey Anthony signs up for on-line Spanish classes.

Michelle Parker Missing: Florida Police Storms Ex-Fiance's Father's House

In what must be termed a desperate attempt to find Michelle Parker, a 33-year-old mother of three who has been missing since Nov. 17, Orlando State police raided the residence of Parker's ex-fiancé's (Dale Smith) father. The raid was announced in an ABC report.