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Cities all along the Gulf Coast are hoping that what'll again be Hurricane Gustav won't bear a resemblance to Hurricane Katrina.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says the salmonella outbreak that's sickened more than 1,440 people appears to be over.

A crane lowering a heavy length of pipe has toppled at a city water pumping station on the Trinity River injuring two workers.

A government safety group says parents shouldn't use a Pennsylvania company's baby bassinets after two babies were trapped and strangled in the product.

Tonight, Barack Obama will make history by accepting the Democratic Party's nomination for president.

A Maine woman says she'd rather go to jail than turn over a library book she deems "dangerous."

The U.S. government says the number of people signing up for jobless benefits declined last week.

Organized crime figure John A. "Junior" Gotti is scheduled to appear before a federal judge in Tampa.

Bobby Jindal is declaring a state of emergency and activating the National Guard.

Barack Obama's name will appear on ballots across the nation in November.