Iraqi Car Bomb Kills At Least 4

A car bomb detonated in a market killing at least four people and wounded at least 38 others in the latest Iraqi violence.

Carlos Becomes Hurricane off Mexico's Baja Calif. Coast

The National Hurricane Center says Carlos has become a hurricane swirling far off Mexico's eastern Pacific coast.

11 Lightning Strikes Delay Shuttle Launch

Lightning strikes near the shuttle Endeavour's launch pad caused NASA to delay its launch one day, as the window for launching the craft ticks down.

Hunter, 15, Who Accidentally Killed Hiker Gets 30 Days

A 15-year-old teen hunter who killed a Sauk Mountain hiker he mistook for a bear has been sentenced to 30 days in juvenile detention and 120 hours of community service.

Report: N. Korean Army Suspected Over Cyberattacks

A North Korean army lab of hackers was ordered to "destroy" South Korean communications networks — evidence the isolated regime was behind cyberattacks that paralyzed South Korean and American Web sites.

Defense Secretary Pushed to Ban Smoking in Military

'Haunted' Milwaukee Hotel Spooks Baseball Teams

Professional baseball players swear regal Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee is haunted.

Pilot Dies in Plane Crash During Air Show Practice

A pilot died after her propeller plane crashed into a bean field in far northwest Missouri while she practiced acrobatics for an air show.

Black Fraternity Picks Bill Clinton as Honorary Member

More Bones Found at Illinois Cemetery in Burial Scam

Distraught families hoping to determine whether loved ones' final resting places at a historic black cemetery near Chicago were desecrated in a gravedigging scandal were met with more gruesome discoveries: additional human bones strewn about the grou