After one week, and more than 100 miles, the Journey for Justice march ended inside the Missouri State Capitol building on Friday. The march started at the spot where 18-year-old Michael Brown died.

Once a week, since September, roughly 30 Alzheimer's and dementia patients have rehearsed side-by-side with their care givers, at MacPhail Center for Music. The songs they sing are, remarkably, from memory.

The family of Tamir Rice has filed a civil lawsuit against the city of Cleveland and the two police officers involved in the Nov. 22 incident that ended with Rice, 12, dead.

In a statement issued Friday, 'Rolling Stone' magazine said it had found discrepancies in its story about an alleged gang rape at the University of Virginia.

After a successful test flight, NASA's Orion spacecraft splashed down in the Pacific Ocean. Recovery crews aboard the USS Anchorage witnessed its return.

The house at 120 Greenwood, scene of a fire that killed two people, was demolished.

A woman in San Luis Valley, Colorado was surprised when she gave birth to a baby girl that weighed 13 pounds and 13 ounces. Her other four girls didn't even come close to that weight when they were born.

NASA’s Orion spacecraft, atop a United Launch Alliance Delta 4-Heavy rocket, lifts off on its first unmanned orbital test flight and returns successfully.

Marches, "die-ins" and rallies are being held around the country highlighting national issues. Demonstrators are calling for both higher wages and justice for unarmed citizens who've died at the hands of police.

Marijuana money-laundering fears lead to actual money laundering

Hundreds of people gathered to say goodbye to the young dad who, with the help of his wife, penned a touching and humorous obituary for himself, identifying himself as Spider-Man earlier this week.

As a community remains divided in the wake of civil unrest and highly publicized protests, two local law enforcement unions are publicly disagreeing with each other over the Michael Brown shooting and how some Rams players reacted.

As a community remains divided in the wake of civil unrest and highly publicized protests, two local law enforcement unions are publicly disagreeing with each other over the Michael Brown shooting and how some Rams players reacted.

A New Jersey jury convicted a man of using a frying pan to kill his wife after hearing closing arguments from attorneys. Prosecutors said Patrick Allen killed his wife after she found out he was more than $600,000 in debt.