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Pluck eyebrows. Buy less conspicuous shoes. Take a bus or a train west toward Cincinnati and St. Louis. Move around late at night. Stay away from surveillance cameras.

A former FBI special agent who led the Virginia field office responsible for investigating the Catholic community across the Commonwealth will lead the state's safety office under new Democratic Gov. Abigail Spanberger in January.

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee on Tuesday said he will not intervene to stop the execution of Harold Wayne Nichols.

The family of a man who died after being restrained on board a Royal Caribbean cruise ship last December is now suing, alleging that he was served too many drinks, given a sedative and restrained improperly.

Senate Republicans have mostly united around a proposal to avoid the year-end health care cliff.

At least one person was killed and another was critically wounded in a shooting at Kentucky State University on Tuesday, and a suspect was in custody, police said.

Supreme Court justices grappled Tuesday with whether to topple another domino in campaign finance restrictions -- this one a limit on political party committees being able to coordinate with individual candidates on how to spend money.

Frustrated by the city's slow progress in painting crosswalks at intersections they believe are unsafe, activists in Los Angeles have been picking up paint rollers and doing it themselves. Now one of them has been arrested on a vandalism charge.

Rock icon Gene Simmons of KISS called on senators Tuesday to make radio stations pay artists fairly for playing their songs.

You may not have to say farewell to your favorite fettuccine until next April.