State v. Zimmerman: Evidence released by prosecutor

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33-year-old man has 30 kids by 11 different women

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Trayvon Martin killing: Teenager had drugs in his system autopsy finds | Mail Online

Traces of THC, found in marijuana, discovered in blood and urine.

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Does Sugar Make You Stupid?

A study on rats suggests that eating a high fructose diet for as little as six weeks may make you stupid. Luckily, a diet high in omega-3 fatty acids can counteract this IQ loss, researchers suggest.

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Meat Specialists Have Discovered A New Cut Of Steak - Business Insider

Amazing news for all you steak lovers. A meat specialists have discovered a new cut of beef steak that was unveiled at the Protein Innovation Summit in Chicago last month, says Dovers Cattle Network (DCN). It's called the Vegas Strip steak.

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Website set up by killer's mom upsets coworkers - CBS 3 Springfield - WSHM

The union representing workers at a Connecticut beer distributor is speaking out against a website set up by the mother of a man who killed eight employees.

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Autopsy results show Trayvon Martin had injuries to his knuckles | www.wftv.com

WFTV has confirmed that autopsy results show 17-year-old Trayvon Martin had injuries to his knuckles when he died.The information could support George Zimmerman's claim that Martin beat him up before Zimmerman shot and killed him.

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It's time to serve up some big incentives to curb obesity - latimes.com

To combat the alarming obesity rate, the Institute of Medicine says the U.S. needs to overhaul everything from farm policies to zoning laws. Clearly, doing nothing isn't an option.

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Water OK in 'Gasland' fracking town, EPA says - Chicago Tribune

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said drinking water is safe to consume in a small Pennsylvania town that has attracted national attention after residents complained about hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, for natural gas. The EPA has completed testing water at 61 hom …

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Obama tried to get Rev Wright to stay quiet 'by paying him $150,000 during the 2008 campaign'

Reverend Jeremiah Wright caused problems for President Barack Obama's campaign in 2008, and new details have emerged alleging that the then-candidate tried to convince his former pastor to keep quiet. The retired pastor, who came under fire after an old sermon where he said …

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Former DPD chief robbed while mowing his lawn - Detroit Crime

Stanley Knox, who was chief of the Detroit Police from 1991-1994, was mowing his grass Tuesday afternoon when he fell victim to an armed robbery. The two suspects are still at large.

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Why Black Women Are Fat

FOUR out of five black women are seriously overweight. One out of four middle-aged black women has diabetes. With $174 billion a year spent on diabetes-related illness in America and obesity quickly overtaking smoking as a cause of cancer deaths, it is past time to try somethi …

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Suspect in Random, Fatal Stabbing Appears in Court - Santa Cruz, CA Patch

Police released the photo of homicide suspect Charles Anthony Edwards III the same day the 43-year-old San Francisco transient made his first court appearance. Edwards is accused of first-degree murder and several special allegations for allegedly attacking Shannon Kathleen Co …

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Pregnant mother hit with stun gun, claims excessive force | TBO.com

A woman who is eight-months pregnant with her sixteenth child is claiming police brutality after she says Tampa officers used a stun gun on her. Adams, 39, first made headlines two years ago when she was evicted from her apartment, then moved into a small motel room with 12 o …

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Three men sexually assaulted during home invasion

At least one man is in custody after a violent sexual assault that happened during a home invasion. Three men were inside a home on Orr Street when four armed men forced their way inside.

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Serial rapist captured in Montgomery, man used social media to attract victims |

A man classified as a serial rapist and sexual predator is in police custody in Montgomery. Authorities say one man can be connected to at least three separate rape cases and that he used social media to lure his potential victims. Montgomery Police have charged one man, 21- …

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13-year-old suspect killed during robbery

Birmingham police say a 13-year-old robbery suspect was shot and killed by the person he tried to rob in Birmingham Friday night. The Jefferson County Coroner's Office confirms the teen's identity as Jaqures Cortez Walker of Birmingham. He was a 7th grade student at Martha G …

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A beating at Church and Brambleton

Wave after wave of young men surged forward to take turns punching and kicking their victim. The victim's friend, a young woman, tried to pull him back into his car. Attackers came after her, pulling her hair, punching her head and causing a bloody scratch to the surface of he …

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Paulina Gretzky's Best Instagram Photos

What is the over/under on when Paulina Gretzky gives her poor father a heart attack? I’m saying a year. Wayne Gretzky has about a year to live.

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Man arrested in bloody murder of mother and daughter after 10-year-old boy found their slain bodies in their home | Mail Online

A 22-year-old man is being charged in the savage killing of a mom and daughter in Las Vegas after a week-long man hunt. Bryan Clay is alleged to have bludgeoned to death 10-year-old Karla Martinez and her mother, Ignacia Martinez at their Robin Street home last Saturday, in a …

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Ryan Seacrest To Cover 2012 Election For NBC News

n a contract that NBCUniversal is calling a “groundbreaking multi-platform agreement” Ryan Seacrest, the longtime host of American Idol and E! Entertainment news will become, among other things, a reporter/analyst for NBC News during the 2012 election.

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Court: Parents of disabled woman can sue Chicago police for neglect

More than two years after getting the case, a federal appeals court today ruled that a mentally ill California woman can sue the Chicago Police Department for releasing her into a violent neighborhood where she was raped and nearly killed.

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U.S. ban sought on cell phone use while driving

U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood called on Thursday for a federal law to ban talking on a cell phone or texting while driving any type of vehicle on any road in the country.   Tough federal legislation is the only way to deal with what he called a "national epidemi …

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Police say 3 'active participants' assaulted Matthew Owens; Jones reaches out to federal investigators

Mobile police today said that there were 3 "active participants" in the Saturday night beating of Matthew Owens on Delmar Drive. The number includes Terry Rawls, who was arrested today on a 1st-degree assault charge in connection with the case, Deputy Chief Lester Hargrove said …

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TSA Screeners Indicted For Allowing Narcotics Shipments To Pass Through LAX Security Checkpoints

Two current and two former Transportation Security Administration screeners  were named today in a federal indictment accusing them of taking bribes to allow large drug shipments to pass through X-ray machines and security checkpoints at Los Angeles International Airport.

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