National News AP Sources: Investigators seize suspect's computer WASHINGTON (AP) - Federal authorities have seized the suspected
Fort Hood shooter's computer and are looking for clues that may have led to the military massacre on Thursday that left 13 people dead and 30 wounded.
Boy said to have floated off in balloon found at home FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) - A 6-year-old Colorado boy feared to have floated off in a helium balloon has been found safe at his home, hiding in a cardboard box in the garage attic.
Chicago is the first to go in 2016 voting COPENHAGEN (AP) - Chicago was eliminated in the first ballot of
voting for the 2016 Olympics on Friday, a stunning defeat for the city that was expected to be one of the two finalists.
ACORN names former Mass AG investigator WASHINGTON (AP) - The community activist group ACORN has
selected a former Massachusetts attorney general to investigate its
housing program after employees were caught on video giving advice
to a couple posing as a prostitute and pimp.
Former WKTV Meteorologist Matt Lanza discusses CA wildfires LOS ANGELES, Calif. (WKTV) - A wildfire northeast of Los Angeles has spread to 164 square miles of brush and timber and it continues to grow. Former WKTV Meteorologist Matt Lanza, who now works in the Los Angeles area, spoke with NEWSChannel 2 about the spreading wildfires.
General Motors files for bankruptcy protection NEW YORK (AP) - General Motors has filed for bankruptcy
protection as part of an Obama administration plan to shrink the
automaker to a sustainable size and give a majority ownership stake
to the federal government.
NY swine flu cases at 51; 3 possible outside NYC NEW YORK (AP) - Health officials say the number of confirmed
swine flu cases in New York has risen to 51, and tests are under way on the first three probable cases outside New York City.