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The exhibit "Molasses Flood: The 1919 North End Disaster," contains photographs and newspaper accounts of the devastating flood that paved the way for more stringent construction safety standards across the nation.
Merle Beane was just months from graduating when he walked out of Portland High School for the last time 64 years ago after being told he didn't belong there. Now, Beane's got his diploma.
Britain's biggest-selling hiking magazine apologized after its latest issue contained a route that would lead climbers off the edge of a cliff on Britain's tallest peak.
A Florida appeals court says a gay man was a victim of entrapment because didn't know an undercover detective was looking for drugs when the officer asked him if he wanted to "party."
A 10-year-old woke up to the sight of a strange man and his two dogs in her bedroom. She ran to tell her sleeping parents, but they told her to go back to bed.
