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School cancels prom rather than admit lesbian's date |
Kansas City, Mo., closing nearly half its schools |
Coast Guard: Icebreaker to be reactivated by 2013 |
Huge 'botnet' amputated, but criminals reconnect |
LA Toyota dealer settles lawsuit |
Kansas City, Mo., closing nearly half its schools The Kansas City school board is closing nearly half the district's schools in a desperate bid to stay afloat. Â |
Feds: sushi chef served meat of endangered whale |
Midnight knitter pulls the wool over NJ shore town |
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Survey: 1 in 4 people are too tired to have sex |
Deputy charged with 120 counts of sexual battery |
Gates: Some troops could leave Afghanistan early |
El Nino could whip up more active tornado season |
Archbishop defends decision to bar children of lesbian couple |
Obama pushing on health care end game |
Minority births may soon top white births |
No-fly list nearly doubled since Christmas attack |
Woman accused of recruiting jihadists online |
Ex-Congressman denies groping, admits tickle fight |
7-year-old calls 911, saves family |
The prom's off at a northern Mississippi school after a lesbian student demanded she be allowed to bring her girlfriend. 
The Kansas City school board is closing nearly half the district's schools in a desperate bid to stay afloat.
The Coast Guard plans to reactivate its Polar Star icebreaker by 2013.
The sudden takedown of an Internet provider helping spread a promiscuous piece of malicious software has cut off criminals from possibly millions of personal computers under their control.
A suburban Los Angeles Toyota dealer has settled a civil lawsuit over statements allegedly made to convince customers to lease rather than buy vehicles.
Federal prosecutors have filed charges against the owner of a California restaurant and its sushi chef that marine mammal activists say served illegal whale meat. 
Someone is spinning quite a yarn over one New Jersey shore town. 
Canadian actor Corey Haim, known best for his role in the 1987 hit "The Lost Boys" has died, Los Angeles police confirmed Wednesday.
A National Sleep Foundation survey says nearly 25% of respondents who live with a partner report often being too tired to have sex with that person.
A Santa Rosa County sheriff's deputy of more than 20 years was charged Tuesday with 120 counts of sexual battery on a child between the ages 12 and 18.
U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates raised the possibility Wednesday that some of the U.S. forces involved in the Afghanistan surge could leave the country before President Barack Obama's announced July 2011 date to begin withdrawal.
Weather forecasters say the wetter-than-usual El Niño winter that has blasted much of the United States could be followed by an active tornado season.
The archbishop of Denver came to the defense of a Catholic school in Boulder which told a lesbian couple their two children could not continue as students.
President Barack Obama makes a closing argument today for health care reform.
This could be the year that the number of babies born to minorities in America outnumbers babies born to whites.
An intelligence official says the government has nearly doubled the number of people on the no-fly list since the attempted Christmas Day attack near Detroit.
She's an American convert to Islam, who allegedly called herself JihadJane online. And authorities say a Pennsylvania woman expressed a willingness to become a martyr on behalf of Muslims.
Former congressman Eric Massa denied Tuesday that he groped three male staffers, but told FOX News about a "tickle fight" he had on his 50th birthday, when four members of his staff jumped on him.
A dramatic 911 call reveals a terrified 7-year-old boy begging emergency dispatchers to send police to his California home where three armed robbers were threatening his parents.
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Billy Mays: Wife wants 911 calls private |
Firing county execs could cost more than $700K |
Oreo the sea turtle finally goes home Officials say they recovered about 4,800 sea turtles in January that were stunned by the cold. Two months later, Oreo a green sea turtle is finally getting to go home. |
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Surviving the Economy: Wife for hire |
Man found dead in shed in Plant City |
3-D ultrasounds identify breast tumors |
Severe storms possible Thursday and Friday |
TRAFFIC: Water main break in Tampa |
2 killed, 4 injured in 3 Plant City crashes |
New surveillance video released of Marine striking priest |
Sarasota woman killed in I-75 crash |
One dead, three injured, in Madeira Beach crash |
Sex offender, victims' family battle over rights |
Group wants to increase corporate support for Rays |
Pit bulls shot by deputies, owner faces animal cruelty |
Burned wife tells story of survival |
New bill to let insurers withhold half of damage claim |
Rays nearly pay "Price" in 8-6 win over Red Sox |
Fla. gov fights for Everglades amid US Senate race |
In an exclusive interview, Billy Mays' wife, Deborah, spoke to 10 Connects about the new 911 legislation. She would like to see 911 calls kept private.
If Hillsborough County fires administrator Pat Bean, attorney Renee Lee and performance auditor Jim Barnes, it will cost more than $700,000.
David Price left Wednesday's game against the Boston Red Sox in the bottom of the second inning after being hit on the right hand by the barrel of a shattered bat.
Wife for hire? A Bay area businesswoman is calling herself just that, and the catchy name is helping her survive the economy.
Plant City police say that just before midnight, they received a call to check on the welfare of a 60-year old black male at 1107 East Warren Street.
The same 3-D ultrasounds pregnant women get could help breast cancer patients and their doctors have a better idea of what they're up against.
Rain will be moving through the area over the next two days and along with it will come the chance for strong thunderstorms.
Click here for an update on your Thursday morning commute.
The Hillsborough State Attorney's office is declining to prosecute Jasen Bruce. Last November Tampa Police arrested Bruce for attacking a Greek Orthodox Priest with a tire iron.
The FHP says a woman who was not wearing a seat belt died Wednesday when she lost control of her car on I-75, and overturned 
AÂ two car crash in Madeira Beach has killed one person and injured three tourists visiting from Canada.
At stake in a Hardee County courtroom are the rights of a juvenile sexual offender and the rights of his young victims, now 10 and 12 years old.
Take me out to the ball game; that's the message from a Bay area business group trying to get fans to Tropicana Field this year.
A Hillsborough County man is facing two counts of animal cruelty after his two pitbulls were shot and killed by detectives.
Last November Audrey Mabrey nearly died. Law enforcement says her husband doused her with gasoline and lit her on fire. Now Mabrey is telling her story of survival and friends are holding a fundraiser.
After years of fighting insurance companies, Florida lawmakers are now leaning toward helping some out.
Tampa Bay Rays prized left-hander David Price, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2007 draft, left Wednesday's 8-6 win over the Boston Red Sox in the bottom of the second inning after being hit on the right hand by the barrel of a shattered bat.
A key part of Gov. Charlie Crist's political legacy is his grand plan to revive the dying Florida Everglades.
