Neighbors react to death of Ariel Castro
The man who held three women captive in his home for nearly a decade hanged himself behind bars
NYC concert deaths put spotlight on new drug "molly"
MDMA, a more potent form of ecstasy, is glorified in pop culture and has caused several recent overdoses at music concerts
For-profit charity Give Locally seeks to transform giving
Andrew Young III says for-profit nature of company, which uses crowd-funding model to help poor, means "accountability and transparency"
Voter ID bill raises controversy in North Carolina
Lawmakers pass bill requiring government-issued photo ID to vote in state where a third of voters without such ID are African-American
Cod fishermen say limits on their catch threaten their livelihoods
Feds want to cut the amount of cod fishermen can catch due to overfishing; fishermen contend rules could spell economic ruin
Zimmerman verdict divides city of Sanford, Fla.
Two Florida business owners disagree on whether justice was served in the George Zimmerman murder trial
Sanford, Fla. residents divided over Zimmerman case
The question of whether George Zimmerman should be found guilty or not guilty in Trayvon Martin's death splits many in the community
Maine's flag ladies still waving strong a decade later
Every Tuesday morning, Carmen Footer, Joanne Miller and Elaine Greene wave stars and stripes on Main Street in Freeport, Maine
Opponents decry Supreme Court's DOMA ruling
Polls show that more Americans support same-sex marriage than past years, but those against it worry about Wednesday's decisions
Remembering Danny Kaye on his centennial
The actor-singer-funnyman's favorite role was as a Goodwill Ambassador for UNICEF
Pioneer pilot led the way for American women in space
Wally Funk was among a group of women who were kept out of the space program, but she still hasn't given up her dream
Rutgers' new athletic director says she's not resigning
The woman hired to fix Rutgers' abusive athletic image has so far dismissed abuse allegations against her
Jersey Shore shop owners reopen for Memorial Day
In summer resort town of Sea Bright, all 34 businesses destroyed; dozen reopening this weekend
Boston bombing victim's battle for recovery just beginning
After the amputation of his right leg and 15 surgeries to save his left, Marc Fucarile just wants life to return to normal
The children who marched into civil rights history
In 1963 students joined the civil rights fight in Birmingham, Alabama - and the moment marked a turning point in the history of the United States