BOULDER, Colo. — A University of Colorado student accused of taping her boyfriend's dog to a refrigerator will be allowed to live at her mother's home in Chicago this summer, even though her mother has a dog.
HARRISBURG, Ill. — Authorities in southern Illinois plan a July trial for a daycare worker accused of putting hot sauce on the tongues of children as a way to discipline them.
ROSICLARE, Ill. — Two southern Illinois men remain jailed on charges that accuse them of shooting at the homes of two law enforcers in Hardin County and firing on the sheriff's department.
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Rihanna has shelved plans for a concert later this month in Dubai because the timing was "inappropriate," a Middle East concert promoter said Tuesday.
Athletic parents who've been through it have some advice for those embarking on parenthood for the first time: Don't fret, you'll still get your sweat on.
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama summoned 36 House Democrats to the White House on Tuesday to urge them to agree on climate and energy legislation that is under increasing criticism from Republicans and members of his own party.
BATON ROUGE — Les Miles congratulated top-three NFL draft pick Tyson Jackson, wished former LSU wide receiver Demetrius Byrd a speedy recovery after his car accident and bragged about the Tigers' performance in the annual spring football game.
The 14-year-old boy who successfully passed himself off as a Chicago police officer in the presence of other officers for several hours in February has broken the law again.
