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Indiana Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb said the state will resume executions for the first time in over a decade after acquiring a drug used for lethal injections.
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The death of a man incarcerated at Stateville prison amplified concerns among prison rights advocates over conditions at the nearly century-old facility, which is slated for demolition.
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The sentencing came about 14 months after a jury found Rishi Shah and two other former Outcome leaders guilty of fraud.
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'The Bear' has returned for a new season, and it's episodes are formed much like an album with different tracks.
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Spurred by declining job prospects in the cities and government efforts to lift up rural areas, young people in China are becoming farmers.
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La Selección Mexicana cayó ante una Venezuela que jugó con paciencia y con la desesperación de su rival. El Tri está obligado a ganar sí o sí ante Ecuador si quiere continuar en la Copa América.
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In 1890, Canadian boxer George Dixon becomes first black world champion when he stops English bantamweight champion Edwin “Nunc” Wallace in 18 rounds in London, England.
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On June 27, 1844, Mormon leader Joseph Smith and his brother, Hyrum, were killed by a mob in Carthage, Illinois.
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When he didn't reply to texts, the family of Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs went from worried to fearful.
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UC Berkeley Chancellor Carol Christ is stepping down after seven years at the helm, offering provocative thoughts on enrollment growth, protests and other hot-button issues.
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