Here are the celebrities performing at March For Our Lives

As 500,000 people protest in Washington during the March For Our Lives, several big-name celebrities will be hitting the stage to perform for the demonstrators.

Powerful storm clears out after dousing SoCal with rain

The threat of mud slides and debris flows down slopes that wildfires have stripped of vegetation vanished Friday as a powerful storm began clearing out of the Southland.

FDNY firefighter dies in Harlem movie set fire

NEW YORK (AP) — A New York City firefighter died early Friday battling a fierce blaze on a movie set in a former jazz club after getting separated from his fellow firefighters in the thick smoke.

Large horse rescued after losing footing in pond

A large horse was in need of a really large rescue operation on Thursday.  The horse, which is about 14 years old is expected to recover after the ordeal in Merritt Island, Florida.

Police: Austin bomber's motive still unknown, despite video

A 25-minute cellphone video left behind by the bomber whose deadly explosives terrorized Austin for weeks details the differences among the weapons he built and amounts to a confession, police said. But his motive remains a mystery.   

Officials: St. Joseph University student died from fall in Bermuda

Officials say that St. Joseph University student  Mark Dombroski  died from a fall in Bermuda. According to officials, no foul play is suspected and it appears to be a tragic accident

Ambulance chased by troopers smashes into SUV, power pole

A wild chase through DeKalb County ended in a crash in a homeowner's front yard, but this was no ordinary chase. And it was all caught on camera.

School crossing guard's car stolen while she's at work

She's up bright and early making sure children get to school safely. But one afternoon, after the last child was on her way home, crooks stopped a crossing guard in her tracks.

Classmate claims Katy ISD superintendent was a bully

Like many school districts across Texas, Katy ISD is under fire from parents who believe educators are not doing near enough to stop bullying.

One person dead after angry driver plows into people, cars

Houston police say one person is dead after a man drove a car into a crowd of dozens of people in a Montrose district parking lot following a fight.

Toys "R" Us liquidation sales delayed; expected to begin Friday

Shoppers hoping to catch deals at Toys “R” Us or Babies "R" Us liquidation sales will have to wait a bit longer.

Flight attendant caught with cocaine taped to legs

A crew member on a flight arriving to New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport attempted to smuggle nine pounds of cocaine into the U.S. by taping packages of it to his legs.

DC designers give free sleeping bags to homeless

Justin Debondt usually sleeps on the streets of Washington, D.C., wearing only his black hoodie. But it isn't enough, he said. 

NYC considers making walking and smoking illegal

If you don't smoke and you find yourself walking behind someone who does, it can be unpleasant.

Plane makes emergency landing on road

A flight crew late Wednesday afternoon took apart a small plane, so it could be relocated after the pilot had to make an emergency landing on a roadway in New Smyra Beach earlier in the day.