A Dallas woman claims she was left to suffer for hours after showing up at an Ohio hospital with a severe case of colitis. The symptoms can be very similar to advanced-stage Ebola.

Darren Vann's ex-wife says she's "shocked" he confessed to murdering at least seven women in Indiana. In a phone interview, she describes the suspected serial killer as a friendly loner, who always kept a job.

A Cleburne, Texas police officer is getting death threats after authorities released video of him shooting a young pit bull. The dog's owner wants the officer charged, but is appalled by the threats.

Toys R Us is pulling its collectible dolls based on the characters of AMC's hit series "Breaking Bad" after taking heat from a Florida mom who launched a petition campaign last week.

Just in time for Halloween, IKEA released a creepy new commercial to entice late night shopping. The commercial is inspired by the 1980 horror flick 'The Shining.' Sally Turner has more. Video provided by Buzz60

The death of a baby orca off the Seattle coast is part of a trend that doesn't bode well for the endangered pods' survival. Some scientists say the orca bodies are so contaminated that the mothers are feeding toxic milk to their babies.

It's gaining momentum in the online world: video of San Antonio police officers arresting two men and a woman in which punches are thrown.

Ben Bradlee, one of the greatest names in American journalism and the legendary Washington Post editor, has died at age 93.

Natalie DiBlasio hosts USA NOW on Toyota adding another 28,000 vehicles to their recall for airbags that blow shrapnel into front passengers' chests and faces.

A 24-year-old man is charged with murder after admitting to throwing his "fussy baby" up to 9 feet across the room onto a changing table, causing a fatal brain injury. He also told police he'd abused the boy every few days of the infant's life.

USA TODAY Sports' Tom Pelissero discusses what the future holds for Michael Sam.

Whether you're traveling via plane, train or automobile, you are bound to encounter some dirty places. Learn what to stay away from in our video.

USA TODAY speaks with Brian Cornell, CEO of Target, about how the store is readying for a more successful holiday season nearly a year after a huge data breach soured customers on the already-struggling brand.

For 61 years, this self-sufficient Colorado couple have lived off their 240-acre ranch.