Jodi Arias Jurors: 'She Is Sentenced to Death No Matter What'

(PHOENIX) -- Three jurors from the Jodi Arias trial said the sentencing phase was "absolutely awful" after they were unable agree on whether the woman they had found guilty of first-degree murder s... Read More

Robbie Rogers Joins LA Galaxy, Becomes First Openly Gay MLS Player

(LOS ANGELES) -- Soccer player Robbie Rogers came out of a short-lived retirement Saturday to join the Los Angeles Galaxy, becoming the first openly gay player in Major League Soccer. The 26-yea... Read More

Oregon HS Student Accused of Attempted Murder in Alleged Bomb Plot

(BENTON COUNTY, Ore.) -- A student at West Albany High School in Benton County, Ore. will be charged with attempted aggravated murder after authorities say he planned a bomb attack on his school, p... Read More

Officials Investigate Train Collision That Caused Highway Overpass Collapse

(SCOTT CITY, Mo.) -- National Transportation Safety Board officials are looking through video recordings after the collision of two freight trains caused the partial collapse of a Missouri highway... Read More

Tornado-Damaged Oklahoma Town Holds High School Graduation Ceremonies

(MOORE, Okla.) -- Graduation ceremonies were held Saturday for students from three high schools in an Oklahoma community ravaged by a monstrous tornado, marking a bittersweet end to a week that bro... Read More

Arizona Sheriff to Appeal Judge's Finding His Department was Racial Profiling

(MARICOPA COUNTY, Ariz.) -- Sheriff Joe Arpaio's attorneys said Saturday they plan to appeal a federal judge's finding that the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office, helmed by Arpaio, racially profiled... Read More

Heavy Rainfall Causes Severe Flooding in San Antonio, Texas

(SAN ANTONIO, Tex.) -- Record rainfall hitting the city of San Antonio, Texas, in the past 24 hours is causing widespread flooding, with at least one confirmed death. The National Weather Servic... Read More

Federal Investigators to Interview Trucker Who Crossed Bridge Before Collapse

(MOUNT VERNON, Wash.) -- The trucker whose oversized load bumped the steel framework of a Washington State bridge just before it collapsed will be interviewed today by investigators from the Nation... Read More

Boy Scout Troop to Retire 2,000 American Flags

(ST. LOUIS) -- A special needs Boy Scout Troop is set to retire over 2,000 American flags Saturday to benefit the Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery in St. Louis. According to the United State... Read More

Avoid Starting a Fire While Grilling this Memorial Day

(NEW YORK) -- Fire officials are warning folks to remember proper grill safety when lighting up the barbecue this Memorial Day Weekend. David Cherrone, Fire Marshall for Clay Township, outside o... Read More