Oct 8 - By Associated Press
Trial has begun for a family photographer accused of killing his estranged wife 26 years ago to avoid losing custody of his daughters.
Sep 19 - By Associated Press
The multimillion dollar archive of the late Pulitzer Prize-winning Associated Press photojournalist Eddie Adams has been donated to the University of Texas.

Aug 28 - By Nekesa Mumbi Moody, AP Music Writer
It's been two months since Michael Jackson died, but for the photographer who captured Jackson during some of his most iconic, explosive moments, accepting the fact that the King of Pop is gone is hard.

Jun 30 - By Louise Watt, Associated Press Writer
Michael Jackson looked in perfect health and gave an electrifying performance two days before his death during rehearsals for his planned comeback concerts, a photographer who took pictures of the rehearsals said Tuesday.

Apr 13 - By Mike Celizic, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
The commercial photographer and a pal were just horsing around one day, playing one of those “What if?” games when the idea hit them: “Hey, wouldn’t it be great, wouldn’t it be really funny to do some shots of horses with big hairstyles, sort of ‘pony pin-up?’ ”

Oct 1 - By Jenny Barchfield, Associated Press Writer
He's photographed Princess Diana in diamonds, Madonna in lingerie and top model Gisele Bundchen in the buff.

Jun 15 - By A.J. Goldmann, Associated Press Writer
It's an iconic image of World War II: Berlin has fallen and Soviet soldiers are hoisting the red flag over the Reichstag.

May 21 - By Betsy Taylor, Associated Press Writer
Herb Snitzer's photography from a half-century ago shows there's more than one way to record a jazz musician.
Apr 21 - By Steven K. Paulson, Associated Press Writer
A Colorado legislator known for kicking a photographer was ordered to leave the podium of the state House of Representatives on Monday because he called Mexican workers "illiterate peasants."

Apr 16 - By Robert H. Reid, Associated Press Writers
Associated Press photographer Bilal Hussein was reunited with family and colleagues Wednesday, ending more than two years in U.S. military custody after Iraqi judges dropped all legal proceedings against him.

Apr 9 - By Robert H. Reid, Associated Press Writers
The U.S. military said Monday it will release Associated Press photographer Bilal Hussein, more than two years after he was detained by U.S. Marines on suspicions of links to insurgents. The military said it has determined Hussein is not a threat and plans to free him Wednesday.
Jan 24 - By Associated Press
The state House voted Thursday to censure a lawmaker who kicked a newspaper photographer taking his picture — and refused to apologize.
Jan 15 - By Steven K. Paulson, Associated Press Writer
The Colorado Legislature launched an investigation Tuesday into whether a state lawmaker should be disciplined for kicking a newspaper photographer.
Jan 14 - By Steven K. Paulson, Associated Press Writer
Carrying a family Bible, a state representative-elect kicked a photographer who took a picture of him during a statehouse prayer — then was sworn into office.

Dec 9 - By Kim Gamel, Associated Press Writer
An Iraqi investigating magistrate on Sunday convened the first criminal hearing in the case of Associated Press photographer Bilal Hussein, who has been held by the U.S. military without charges for nearly 20 months.
Dec 7 - By Associated Press
An international press freedom group expressed relief Friday that an Associated Press photographer held since April 2006 by the U.S. military in Iraq is "finally getting the chance" to learn the formal charges against him.
Dec 7 - By Courtney Hazlett, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
Even when Britney Spears tries to do something right, things turn out all wrong. Just days ago, Spears and her sons sat for a photo shoot on Spears’ property. For once the photos were not meant to be sold and end up in the hands of magazines; they were for personal use only, possibly for her Christmas card.

Nov 29 - By Associated Press
The U.S. military said Thursday it would submit evidence to the Iraqi judiciary system on Dec. 9 against Associated Press photographer Bilal Hussein, who has been held in U.S. custody for more than 19 months.

Nov 24 - By Lily Hindy, Associated Press Writer
The U.S. military is making a mockery of American democratic principles by bringing a criminal case against an Associated Press photographer in Iraq without disclosing the charges against him, AP President and CEO Tom Curley said Saturday.
Nov 22 - By Associated Press
A media watchdog on Thursday urged the U.S. military to show good cause for the detention an Associated Press photographer in Iraq, and described his incarceration as "unjust."

Nov 21 - By David Crary, AP National Writer
A series of accusations raised by the U.S. military against an Associated Press photographer detained for 19 months in Iraq are false or meaningless, according to an intensive AP investigation of the case made public Wednesday.

Nov 20 - By Kim Gamel, Associated Press Writer
Iraqi journalists and international advocacy groups warned Tuesday that prosecuting an Associated Press photographer held for more than 19 months without charge is a worrisome precedent that threatens media freedom in the region.

Nov 19 - By Brian Murphy-2589, AP Religion Writer
The U.S. military says it will turn over an award-winning Associated Press photographer to an Iraqi court, accusing him of having links to terrorist groups.

Apr 11 - By David Crary, AP National Writer
One year after his arrest, an Associated Press photographer is still being held at a prison camp in Iraq by U.S. military officials who have neither formally charged him with a crime nor made public any evidence of wrongdoing.
Mar 5 - By Associated Press
A television photographer who was fired for urinating in a cemetery while covering the funeral of an Iowa soldier was denied unemployment benefits. Gerry Edwards, of Center Point, was dismissed in December by KGAN-TV in Cedar Rapids.