The first patient in the U.S. diagnosed as infected with the Ebola virus received an experimental drug over the weekend it was reported today by a spokesperson for Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital.
Attacks against church property continued with the latest crimes affecting congregations in Rhode Island and Kentucky.
Liberty University kicker John Lunsford booted a 60-yard field goal as time expired in the Flames\' homecoming game against the Richmond Spiders to send the contest into overtime on Saturday, October 4.
Tennessee State Police have identified the four people killed in a deadly crash on Interstate 40 as the the Cruce Family of Benton, Kentucky.
In the face of a surge of Ebola infections in West Africa, missions groups from local congregations and denominational ministries remain steadfast in their commitment to continue their respective works in the affected areas of Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia.
Churches across the country experience a month-long rash of vandalism.
U.S. Supreme Court decides not to take up pending cases about the constitutionality of homosexual marriage.
Medical professionals at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital are on the world stage as they treat the first known Ebola case in the U.S. and try to contain a potential outbreak.