KAIT anchor Craig Rickert took to his Facebook fan page to offer support for the officers who are on “paid administrative leave” after a 21-year-old African American man was shot in the head and killed while his hands were handcuffed behind his head.

Gabby Douglas, a prolific gymnast representing the U.S. in the 2012 Summer Olympics, has proven herself worthy of being named the best in the world.

A young girl, barely a teenager, was able to make a quick decision during perhaps one of the scariest ordeals in her life.

New York City Council Speaker Christine Quinn wants Chik-fil-A out of her city. Quinn, who is lesbian, has expressed her disapproval of the chain after CEO Dan Cathy espoused his religious beliefs on the traditional form of marriage between man and woman.

Even a first-round draft pick with a multi-million dollar contract isn’t exempt from a little public humiliation. This was the case for Colts quarterback Andrew Luck and Washington Redskins QB Robert Griffin III.

A college professor was suspended from is teaching job in 2005 after a joke that didn’t go off too well.

A genealogical and historical record website has linked the 44th President of the United States to the country’s first document African slave.

A United States army sergeant was found not guilty of negligent homicide by a military jury Monday afternoon after he allegedly hazed a fellow soldier of Chinese heritage.

Dane Cook has engulfed himself into a bit of controversy after a not-so-appropriate joke he quipped during a recent comedy gig. Coming off the heels of Daniel Tosh’s “rape” joke, offended many patrons.

A former student at University of Texas at Austin is suing Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity for contributing to her sexual assault.

A judge has denied an ex-president of Alpha Phi Alpha’s request for a temporary restraining order against the fraternity.