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More Ohio employees punished over Joe The Plumber searches |
Laura Bush visits Peruvian hospital |
USDA report details more involvement for Vick |
Obamas chose private Sidwell Friends School |
Regulators shut failed bank in Georgia |
FCC appeals Janet Jackson case to Supreme Court |
Stocks jump on report of Geithner nomination |
Report: Clinton to accept Secretary of State offer |
AP source: Richardson serious Commerce contender |
FDIC OKs backing for bank debt, deposits |
Grand jury returns indictment vs. Iowa meatpacker |
Bob Jones Univ. apologizes for racist policies |
NY elementary school is renamed for Obama |
All-black ''Glory'' unit from Civil War reactivating |
Fugitive Philippine policeman captured in US |
GM to extend holiday shutdown, may cut production |
NY elementary school is renamed for Obama |
Hearing today on Cheney, Gonzales indictments |
Shuttle, astronauts prep for mid-mission reboost |
Sour economy not expected to crimp donations |
The employees are senior managers in the Department of Job and Family Services. One worker is being suspended for two weeks, the other for four-weeks.
Bush visited a health center in the town of Pisco on Friday while she accompanies her husband to a summit of Pacific Rim nations.
The report says Vick sometimes put a family pet in a ring with pit bulls just for fun. A confidential informant told the government it happened at least twice, and that they watched as the pit bulls “caused major injuries.”
The question about where the new first daughters are going to be going to school has been answered.
Georgia regulators have shut down The Community Bank, the 20th failure this year of a federally insured institution 
Janet Jackson's breast-baring performance at the 2004 Super Bowl is still making news 
The major indexes have jumped more than 5 percent, with the Dow Jones industrials surging nearly 500 points.
The New York Times is reporting that Hillary Rodham Clinton will give up her seat in the Senate and accept the position of Secretary of State. 
A senior Democratic official says New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson has emerged as a serious contender for Commerce Secretary in President-elect Barack Obama's Cabinet. 
The directors of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. voted Friday to approve the plan, which is meant to break the crippling logjam in bank-to-bank lending. 
A federal grand jury in Iowa has returned a 12-count indictment against a kosher slaughterhouse and some of its employees on charges ranging from conspiracy and harboring illegal immigrants to bank fraud. 
Bob Jones University is apologizing for racist policies that included a one-time ban on interracial dating and its unwillingness to admit black students until 1971 
It was only a matter of time. A New York school has been renamed in honor of President-elect Barack Obama.
An all-black Civil War infantry unit honored in the Oscar-winning movie ''Glory'' with Denzel Washington is making a real-life comeback. 
Two former Philippine police officers accused in a politically motivated double homicide have been arrested in the U.S. 
General Motors is telling workers that it will extend its holiday shutdown or make other production cuts at up to 10 factories. It is fighting to stay solvent in the face of a huge slump in U.S. sales.
It was only a matter of time. A New York school has been renamed in honor of President-elect Barack Obama.
A Texas judge will hear arguments on indictments handed down against Vice President Cheney and former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales. 
Astronauts at the international space station only have to work a half-day today but they'll be busy. 
Food banks and charities are confident donations will stay up despite the gloomy economy. | WTSP-TV - Top Stories |
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Teens push for Florida's first seatbelt law |
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Founder of the Renaissance Academy in Port Richey and author of DRIVE, Dr. Janine Caffrey, joined us in studio with tips on how to modivate your children. |
Part of Tierra Verde annexed into St. Petersburg |
Table Restaurant reopens in downtown St. Pete |
Free Dr. Pepper for everybody in America |
Target the target of moms' wraths |
More than a billion bucks short! |
Man pleads to international marijuana distribution |
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Should driving with a dog in your lap be outlawed? Pets catching a ride on owner's laps is a problem for state legislators in some states who are pushing to ban pets from the driver's seat. What do you think? Should it be outlawed? |
Father says Casey Anthony stole money from home |
The average price of a gallon of regular unleaded in the Bay area has dropped 92 cents in the past month and prices continue to fall. Some stations, including four in Gulfport, are already selling a gallon of gas for just $1.79. 
Florida is under the gun to get a seatbelt law passed by the next legislative session. If it does not pass, the state will lose $35 Million in federal funds toward road projects across the state. The push to pass a law is getting help from Bay area teens. 
The much-anticipated four-book series, now a movie, drew huge crowds on opening night Friday around the Bay area. 
BayWalk faces a possible foreclosure according to management. 
Police have recovered several of the long tipped, metal darts. Investigators say a carload of teens is going around, shooting at people. 
Many Tierra Verde residents and Pinellas County officials fought against it for two years but when it came time to vote Friday morning, St. Petersburg City Council decided to annex 28 acres of the island community. 
A popular restaurant in St. Petersburg is back open for business. 
Dr. Pepper says it will deliver on its promise of free soda to celebrate the new Guns N' Roses album 
An online pricing error on Target's website has perhaps thousands of moms furious. The store canceled orders for Britax car seats, because the price was too low. 
State economists combed through the latest revenue estimates and they came up with somewhere between $1.1 and $1.5 billion short of the roughly $66 billion state budget. 
The feds say Rasheed Robinson had marijuana stash houses in Arizona and Florida as part of a North American distribution network. 
Wharton keeps it's streak alive and holds on to a one touchdown win. 
Chamberlain rides solid defense and offense to convincing win over Gaither. 
The father of a central Florida woman charged with killing her 3-year-old daughter told investigators she forged her parents' checks, stole from her mother's purse and even took the change from her child's piggy bank.
