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Planned 4/20 celebrations in Denver this weekend are cause for concern for local law-enforcement officials.

In a New York Times op-ed, Gabrielle Giffords explained why she is furious about the Senate’s failure to pass the gun control bill.

Five Democrats voted against background checks, while four Republicans crossed the aisle.

A look at the first round of the upcoming 2013 NFL Draft.

The Senate is to vote Wednesday on the Manchin-Toomey background check plan, but the votes for passage are lacking.

U.S. immigration reform presents an opportunity for Republicans to warm the hearts of -- and capture the votes of -- Latinos.

Vice President Joe Biden is reportedly personally calling senators to support the background checks compromise.

Alleged murderer Jodi Arias has been tweeting from jail since February and began promoting her artwork via Twitter Thursday.

Eugene Maraventano said he killed his wife because he believed he gave her HIV and his son because he thought he was mentally disabled.

Jodi Arias murder trial prosecutor Juan Martinez accused psychotherapist Alyce LaViolette of being bias and a human lie detector on Monday.

Amid a growing GOP threat to filibuster the Senate's gun control bill, Obama goes for the heart with Sandy Hook parents as reinforcement.

The betting odds at Las Vegas casinos favor Louisville over Michigan in the 2013 NCAA National Championship Basketball Game.

Democratic Sen. Chuck Schumer says a bill will be presented when all members of the "gang of eight" agree. Sen. Rubio could be a tough sell.

Michgan was last in the title game in 1993, while the Cardinals haven't appeared since 1986.

Luke Joeckel, Dion Jordan and Geno Smith will likely go high in the first round of the 2013 NFL Draft.

Detroit's Doug Anderson took of the 2013 Final Four Dunk Contest crown.

Thomas Beatie plans to appeal an Arizona ruling denying him a divorce on the grounds that his marriage wasn't valid.

Louisville, Wichita State, Michigan and Syracuse will all compete in the 2013 Final Four.

The Raiders can address one of their biggest issues before this month's draft.

The AFL-CIO and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce apparently have agreed on an approach to dealing with future guest workers in the country.

La Salle hasn't advanced this far since the mid-1950s.