A body that was found in Lake Michigan in 1988 was identified 37 years later as a missing Chicago woman, officials said.

A decade ago, an emotional and nostalgic show about life in 1980s Seoul launched, and paved the way for other Korean global ...

Murphy presented the award for best motion picture at the 60th Academy Awards and spoke about racism in the film industry ...

By 1988, the Mark VII had plateaued. A new Continental based on the Ford Taurus was taking center stage, and production ...

The DNA Doe Project has confirmed remains found in Lake Michigan belong to 71-year-old Dorothy Glanton, who vanished from ...

The remains were recovered near New Buffalo, Michigan, police said. The woman was known as "New Buffalo Jane Doe" until the ...

Thanks to advances in DNA analysis, state police can finally put a name to the woman whose body washed ashore 37 years ago ...

Authorities in southwest Michigan say they have identified the remains of a missing Chicago woman whose body was found along ...

Lake Michigan remains from 1988 identified as missing Chicago woman, Dorothy Glanton, using genetic genealogy.

While revisiting his early Oscar experience during a recent interview, Eddie Murphy recalled how his 1988 Best Picture ...

Several months later, on Jan. 5, 1989, police officers arrested Nichols after receiving information that he committed several ...