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A sophomore at Franklin Regional High School in Murrysville, Pennsylvania, attacked his fellow students Wednesday morning, injuring at least 20 people, four of them seriously. He is now in police custody.

A helicopter belonging to Seattle news station KOMO crashed on Tuesday morning near Fisher Plaza, near the famed Space Needle.

The next six weeks are known as Tax Season, and we've come up with a few ways to lower your bill that you might not know about.

If you like your heat-producing stove you can keep it.  Unless it burns wood, apparently.  New regulations set forth from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ban the production and sale of 80% of the current wood-burning stove models in the United States.

John Shuster still doesn't look comfortable with the Ice. He isn't missing these huge shots, but it looks to me like he is not confident with the curl yet. It's been hard to keep up with him. He is playing at a normal hour, but when I got up at 4 in the morning, he was in the third end.

A major company is taking a significant stand against smoking and the move is being applauded by the president.

If you have a Yahoo email account, you might want to be aware that the company has disclosed a widespread hack of their accounts - involving user names and passwords.

Beauty is in the eye of the license plate holder.

Russian scientists on a fact-finding mission to give relevancy to global warming claims were recently rescued by helicopter from their ship which became ice-bound on Christmas Day.  Their rescue from the ship Akademic Shokalskiy finally came today, a little over a week from when they originally became stranded in the ice.

Taking in a movie on Christmas Day turned out to be a very bad decision at one theater in Jacksonville, Florida.

It's a tough situation for both customers and UPS, as the company was overwhelmed this year, and could not make all it's deliveries. Online customers are accustomed to getting their packages on time, and they were let down. So, whose to blame?

A Hudson Line Metro North train that departed from Poughkeepsie, NY derailed in the Bronx at about 7:30 this morning before reaching its destination at Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan. Multiple media sources report that 4 people have died and 63 others suffered injuries. NY Governor Andrew Cuomo addressed the press this morning and confirmed the deaths.