Mac & Gaydos

The Islamic State continues to expand in the Middle East, and it’s rate of growth is significant, according to reports.

“American Sniper,” a film which grossed over $300 million domestically, lost the Best Picture Oscar to “Birdman.”

In a bizarre turn of events, a prank call led to two Circle K employees causing significant damage to their store.

A Michigan pediatric doctor is making headlines for refusing to treat the baby of a female couple late last year.

ISIS and Boko Haram, two of the world’s largest terrorist organizations, are now operating in northern Africa.

Prescott native Kayla Mueller, who was confirmed dead earlier this week after being kidnapped and held hostage by ISIS militants, left a voicemail pleading for help soon after her abduction, friends revealed Thursday.

After-work blues are not uncommon, but it does not take much to rid yourself of them.

Sen. John McCain (R-Arizona) said Tuesday it was unlikely the United States could have rescued Kayla Mueller, an Arizona woman who died while held hostage by the Islamic State.

Inspired by the romantic comedy, the Beverly Wilshire is offering guests the chance to be “Pretty Woman for a day.”

After a decade of walking 21 miles to work, James Robertson will get a brand-new car.

Some hotels lose up to 20 percent of their linens a month, but those numbers will soon plummet as 2,000 hotels now use chips to track towels using radio frequency.

We’ve heard of being sent to your room or getting a timeout, but one Atlanta barber is taking things a little further.

With many football fans being left in the cold, without the tickets they secured soon after their teams punched tickets to the Super Bowl, many are wondering how ticket brokers legally operate their businesses.

As the U.S. continues to recover from its economic recession, growth looks to jump another hurdle in 2015 as more and more young adults look to move from the homes of relatives.