TOPEKA, Kan. (KCTV) - Kansas Governor Laura Kelly has denied serial killer John E. Robinson’s request to commute his death sentence. “As the existence of a credible claim of innocence or evidence of ...

It’s getting tough for all ages. Gen-X is delaying retirement due to inflation, lackluster wages, and drained savings. The age group between 46 and 61 is meant to be looking toward an exit from the ...

An unlikely duo set out to determine the true breadth of Joseph Naso's crimes in Oxygen’s Death Row Confidential: Secrets of a Serial Killer: a former FBI investigator and cold case detective, and an ...

Raphael Gomes explores a dark chapter of culinary history by attempting to recreate the specific recipes from serial killers' last meals on death row. Trump’s State Fair arch is coming apart, video ...

MOLINE, Ill. — A proposed Illinois bill could change how handgun ammunition is tracked statewide, but it’s already facing skepticism from both lawmakers and gun owners. House Bill 4414 would require ...

Ted Bundy may have stalked and killed at least 30 women—but he had no guilt about his darkest deeds. He made the bold proclamation in a series of letters from death row to his cousin Edna Martin.

A cold-blooded serial killer who slaughtered five people was executed by lethal injection Thursday night in Florida — becoming the Sunshine State’s 19th death row inmate to die this year. Frank Athen ...

Stacey Leasca is an award-winning journalist with nearly two decades of newsroom experience. She is also the co-founder of Be a Travel Writer, an online course for the next generation of travel ...

I first met William Noguera in June 2013 when he was on San Quentin’s Death Row in San Quentin, California. I was led into a cage where there was a small table and two chairs among other cages with ...

Newsweek has been given an exclusive look into part two of the new Oxygen 'Death Row Confidential: Secrets of a Serial Killer' documentary series. Key detail in Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl outfit raises ...

The last time anybody saw Charlotte Cook was January 3, 1974. That afternoon, the college student and community organizer, a young mother and widow, left her home in Oakland to visit her sister in San ...