22 People Survived Oklahoma Tornado by Hiding in Bank Vault

(MOORE, Okla.) -- Dena Clark wasn't supposed to be at the Tinker Federal Credit Union in Moore, Okla., when the tornado hit Monday. Her worried mother knew a storm was coming and was on the phone w... Read More

Officials Warn of Businesses 'Preying' on Tornado Victims

(OKLAHOMA CITY) -- Investigators with the Oklahoma Attorney General's office have already uncovered evidence of businesses taking advantage of the recent tornado's devastation by price-gouging in t... Read More

Jodi Arias Feels 'Betrayed' by Jury

(PHOENIX) -- Hours after Jodi Arias asked a jury to spare her life for killing her ex-boyfriend, Travis Alexander, the convicted killer maintained in a jail house interview with ABC News that it wo... Read More

Cleveland Kidnapping Victims Grateful for Support, Privacy in Letter

(CLEVELAND) -- The three Cleveland women rescued from the kidnappings that kept them in captivity for over a decade say they are "happy and safe" as they continue to recover from the harrowing orde... Read More

Devastated Oklahoma Elementary Schools Had No Safe Rooms

(MOORE, Okla.) -- There are reinforced tornado shelters in more than 100 schools across Oklahoma, excluding the two that were devastated by a Tornado earlier this week in Moore, Okla., an emergency... Read More

Florida Man Shot by FBI Linked to Boston Bombing Suspects?

(ORLANDO, Fla.) -- An Orlando man being questioned by the FBI about his relationship with the accused Boston bombers was shot and killed early Wednesday in a "violent confrontation" with authoritie... Read More

Jodi Arias Could Become Third Woman on Arizona's Death Row

(PHOENIX) -- Jodi Arias could become the third woman on Arizona's death row if she is sentenced to death on Wednesday for murdering her ex-boyfriend, Travis Alexander. If condemned to de... Read More

Gay Rights Advocate Seeks to Overturn Ban on Gay Boy Scouts

(WASHINGTON) -- As the Boy Scouts of America prepares to vote Thursday on a proposal that would change its long-standing policy of excluding gay boys from Scout units, the executive director of Sco... Read More

Terrified Children Asked Oklahoma Teacher, 'Is This Really Happening?'

(MOORE, Okla.) -- As the terrified tornado-whipped students of Briarwood Elementary School in Moore, Okla., cowered on their hands and knees with backpacks over their heads, tearfully pleading for... Read More

Oklahoma Town Devastated by Tornado Razed Before in 1999

(MOORE, Okla.) -- For the residents of Moore, Okla., the damage wrought by Monday's E-F5 tornado was all too familiar. A storm, following a nearly identical path, struck the Oklahoma Cit... Read More