Wednesday, July 30 2014 9:12 PM EDT2014-07-31 01:12:13 GMT
The tattoo has not previously been seen widely by the public because cameras are not allowed inside Indiana courtrooms. The Indiana Office of the Courts released the photo on July 30 as part of evidence logged in by police and presented to the court by the Floyd County Prosecutor's Office.More >>
The tattoo has not previously been seen widely by the public because cameras are not allowed inside Indiana courtrooms. The Indiana Office of the Courts released the photo on July 30 as part of evidence logged in by police and presented to the court by the Floyd County Prosecutor's Office.
Thursday, July 31 2014 6:08 PM EDT2014-07-31 22:08:32 GMT
A doctor who contracted Ebola while serving with Samaritan's Purse in Liberia took a "slight turn for the worse" on Wednesday night but is being called heroic by people around him. Dr. Kent Brantly wasMore >>
"Yesterday, an experimental serum arrived in the country, but there was only enough for one person. Dr. Brantly asked that it be given to Nancy Writebol," said Franklin Graham, president of Samaritan's Purse.More >>
Thursday, July 31 2014 9:16 PM EDT2014-08-01 01:16:12 GMT
The standoff began after James Call stole a dump truck from Alexander County. Call then drove to Iredell County and robbed someone at gunpoint before leading deputies on a chase down I-77.More >>
The standoff began after James Call stole a dump truck from Alexander County. Call then drove to Iredell County and robbed someone at gunpoint before leading deputies on a chase down I-77.More >>
Wednesday, July 30 2014 9:19 PM EDT2014-07-31 01:19:11 GMT
Video of a hammerhead shark heading towards a Florida beach is going viral.You can see in the video, which was posted on Facebook by Dan Flynn, that most of the crowd has cleared out of the water.More >>
Video of a hammerhead shark heading towards a Florida beach is going viral.You can see in the video, which was posted on Facebook by Dan Flynn, that most of the crowd has cleared out of the water.More >>
A Tucson man charged with first-degree murder is facing prison after pleading guilty to a weapons charge.
Pima County prosecutors say 23-year-old Tyrone Wilson pleaded guilty Wednesday to being a prohibited weapons possessor with two prior felony convictions in exchange for the dismissal of the murder charge.
The Arizona Daily Star says Wilson will be sentenced Jan. 7 and faces between six and 15 years in prison.
Wilson and a co-defendant man went to trial in December 2011 and August 2012 in the death of 36-year-old Kwange Baker.
Authorities say Baker and the other man got into a fight on Sept. 9, 2010 and Baker was later fatally shot in the head.
Prosecutors claimed Wilson provided the gun used to kill Baker and accompanied the shooter into the home.
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