As unrest continues in Ferguson, Missouri, the Billy Graham Rapid Response Team has returned to the area at the request of the community.
The man accused of firing the gunshots that injured two police officers in Ferguson, Missouri, now says he was abused during his arrest. But St. Louis County police call the allegations "completely false."
A family business in Denver has won a big victory in their legal battle against the birth control coverage mandate in Obamacare.
Arizona judges who perform weddings can't refuse to perform ceremonies for same-sex couples, a state committee says.
Casting Crowns lead singer Mark Hall is heading home from the hospital Monday after a successful surgery to remove a cancerous growth on his kidney.
Navy Chaplain Wes Modder has been reassigned from the Naval Nuclear Power Training command as he awaits a hearing on whether he will be punished.
Boston's miserable winter is now also the snowiest since 1872 after a relatively tame snowstorm.
Police in Ferguson, Missouri, have arrested a man in connection with the protest shooting that put two officers in the hospital. Jeffrey Williams, 20, was taken into custody Sunday night and charged with first-degree assault.
A new NYC initiative will allow children to take breaks for "non-program" activities, like prayer. But civil liberties groups are already objecting, saying that prayer in a publicly funded classroom violates the Constitution.
Officials at an Air Force base in Georgia are reversing their ban against wishing visitors "a blessed day."