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A terminally ill Detroit-area teenager who was surprised by a visit from rapper Eminem has died.

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) -- A federal judge on Tuesday denied former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell's request to remain free while he appeals his corruption convictions, which means he could begin his two-year prison sentence by Feb. 9.

As of this writing, the top RNC fundraiser is stepping down from his position and is poised to join a Christie in ’16 campaign. Or so the pundits say. I have yet to hear the State of the State, but I’m waiting to see just how the Governor is going to spin how he's done since the last State of the State - and whether or not we're better off than we were a year ago...

MOUNT HOLLY -- The husband of a Mount Laurel woman missing since New Year's Eve, has been charged in her death, Burlington County prosecutors announced Tuesday. But her body has yet to be found.

There really isn't much to say about this video other than this is what you call quite the love story. It doesn't get much more Americana than this.

Imagine you're taking mass transit and a passenger comes to sit next to you. It happens to commuters all the time. But what if that person who wanted to sit on the seat next to you was a dog? Yep, that's exactly happens in Seattle where a very trained dog, a Black Lab hops the bus and takes it to the local dog park all by herself...

ROCHESTER HILLS, Mich. (AP) -- Rapper and Detroit native Eminem has fulfilled the wish of a terminally ill fan by visiting him at his Detroit-area home.

PARIS (AP) -- The surviving staff of Charlie Hebdo plans an unprecedented run of 3 million copies of the next issue Wednesday, with the Prophet Muhammad on the cover, as France hunts for other members of the terrorist cell involved in the attacks on the satirical weekly newspaper.

He's back! He’s made you laugh like you seldom do in the top casinos and comedy clubs across New Jersey and tonight you can hear Vic Dibitetto at 9:07 in his weekly segment on my show called ‘Vic Dibitetto on Jersey.”

Paramount Pictures says business leaders across the country have joined the effort to allow students to see Ava DuVernay's civil rights drama "Selma" for free.