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Many celebrities are willing to pose for PETA in various stages of dress and undress. Check out the photos here.
Many celebrities are willing to pose for PETA in various stages of dress and undress. Check out the photos here.
Guilty or not, these strange mug shots are worth a look. This information was supplied by law enforcement and describes recent arrests and charges. All defendants are presumed innocent.
Guilty or not, these strange mug shots are worth a look. This information was supplied by law enforcement and describes recent arrests and charges. All defendants are presumed innocent.
People are always trying to sneak things into the country through Dulles International Airport. Here are some of the items they were caught with.
People are always trying to sneak things into the country through Dulles International Airport. Here are some of the items they were caught with.
PETA often finds unusual ways to get attention for their cause drawing onlookers and the media.
PETA often finds unusual ways to get attention for their cause drawing onlookers and the media.
The 17-year periodical cicadas are predicted to emerge this spring and bring their "melodious" sounds with them. We have what you need to learn about and share the invasion experience.
The 17-year periodical cicadas are predicted to emerge this spring and bring their "melodious" sounds with them. We have what you need to learn about and share the invasion experience.
PHOENIX (AP) - A Mesa teenager accused of posting an Internet threat that she planned to kill people at her high school and then commit suicide is being released to her parents.
After a court hearing Monday, a judge ruled the girl isn't a threat but will need to wear an electronic monitoring device.
The Maricopa County Attorney's Office had requested that the teen be tried as an adult.
The 16-year-old student at Red Mountain High was arrested Dec. 20 on suspicion of computer tampering and of intimidation and making threats.
Maricopa County Sheriff's officials say the girl had access to three guns at her home, but never brought any firearms to her school.
Sheriff's investigators say the teen admitted to posting the threat after she was arrested. Her name hasn't been released.
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