Federal agents have found several campsites that fugitive Eric Robert Rudolph may have used in his run from the law in the western North Carolina mountains, an FBI special agent said Wednesday. In one ...

ATLANTA - A man sentenced to life imprisonment for fatal bombings at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics and an Alabama abortion clinic will not get a chance at a new sentence, an appeals court ruled Monday. A ...

After five years on the lam, Eric Rudolph was captured. Prosecutors in Georgia and Alabama jockeyed to have the first crack at taking him to trial, convicting him and, as they planned, sentencing him ...

Months turn into years, and Eric Rudolph remains on the loose, moving through the Appalachian Mountains from camp to camp. He eludes police as the world speculates whether he is alive or dead. He is ...

June 2 -- With suspected Olympic Park bomber Eric Rudolph now in custody, victims of the attack say they have finally found some peace of mind. The Olympic Centennial Park explosion during the 1996 ...

This is an opinion column. Eric Robert Rudolph longed to justify his bombs. His murders. His own righteousness. He believed he was at war inside his country. He rationalized his political violence by ...

Birmingham, AL -- Eric Rudolph has been sentenced to life in prison for an abortion clinic bombing in Birmingham, Alabama. The sentence was handed down after he denounced abortion and told the court ...

Eric Rudolph is sentenced in Atlanta to four life sentences plus 120 years for bombings at the Olympic Games in 1996 and in 1997 at a health clinic and a nightclub. Last month in Birmingham, Ala., ...

Eric Rudolph liked to think of himself as a great survivalist. And for more than five years, he managed to outfox a $24 million manhunt that included a $1 million bounty. The only alleged domestic ...

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- Eric Rudolph, the Olympic bombing suspect who told jailers he survived five years on the run eating wild game, acorns and lizards, pleaded innocent Tuesday in a deadly bombing at a ...