Bible study resumes one week after Charleston shooting
Grief over the murders at Emanuel AME is still fresh; but the faithful have returned to their religious studies
Two sisters embark on 50-state bone marrow mission
Younger sister's rare blood disease sparked goal to visit all 50 states to raise awareness -- and find donors
New York announces plan to handle labor abuse in nail salons
The state has commissioned a task force to look into abuse that was exposed in a New York Times report
Harlem choir provides life after drug addiction
Led by a 90-year-old former addict, the a capella gospel choir uses music to save lives
Meet the oldest jockey to race in this year's Kentucky Derby
"A lot of these guys weren't even born when I won my first," said Gary Stevens
Maya Angelou gets a hip-hop remix
The late poet's work has been turned into music that aims to reach a younger generation
Innovative LSU gymnast leaves unique mark on gymnastics
"Lloimincia Hall goes out on the floor and brings the house down," says her coach
77-year-old grandmother dominates at the gym
Willie Murphy's workouts include dead-lifting more than twice her own weight and putting up 125 pounds on the bench press
Contrary to "Selma," tapes of LBJ show cordiality with King
Although the movie depicts a contentious relationship between the president and the civil rights icon, recordings taken by the White House show something different
Terror attack adds to violence done in prophet's name
Charlie Hebdo's not the first publication to be attacked for its treatment of Prophet Muhammad
Troubled teens' transformation moves parents to tears
Months of hard work at the Youth Challenge Academy have paid off in a way few would have imagined possible
Sergeants' tough love helps to reform troubled teens
Where everyone else sees failure, these sergeants see hidden potential in teens sent to National Guard boot camp
For troubled teens in National Guard camp, a visit home may be toughest challenge yet
After weeks of rigorous training, the cadets return home for a brief break but not all make it back to camp
White St. Louis area residents work to improve race relations
“It's like a Rosa Parks moment. This cannot continue. This cannot be whitewashed," one resident says
Ferguson braces for grand jury decision in Michael Brown death
There's fear of more violent protests if the grand jury does not indict white police officer Darren Wilson in the unarmed black teen's death