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Goodwill wedding
West Virginia couple ties the knot at local Goodwill store.
Time to count
Census forms begin arriving across country today.
Doggy drink
Company makes energy drinks for dogs.
Continental Airlines to charge for food
Continental Airlines is ending free hamburgers, barbecue and sandwich rolls for many of its passengers in favor of a food-for-sale program that mirrors what other carriers are already doing.
Freaky trout
Trout are being genetically engineered to have bigger muscles, so they can feed more people.
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Body found, likely missing Port St. Lucie man
Police suspect they have found the body of Nick Halliday, a Port St. Lucie man who has been missing since January 12th. Video VIDEO
New South Florida outdoor watering rules
Click inside to see how the new rules may impact your weekly watering schedule Video VIDEO
Tropical Cyclone forms in the Southern Atlantic
Only the second time this has ever happened!
Drag queen loses job over 34-year-old arrest
He continued working in nursing homes until last month, when state inspectors discovered the offense during an inspection of Victoria Villa, an assisted living facility in Davie where he'd worked for 13 years.
Detectives have new leads in 4 year old murder case
After 4 years, detectives say they have new evidence that could finally close Cynthia Moffett's murder case. Video VIDEO


Today's Celebrity Birthdays
Climate change 'makes birds shrink'
Songbirds in the U.S. are getting gradually smaller, and experts think climate change is to blame.
Free air for stressed workers
Britain's top conservation charity is handing out free bottles of air from the country's favorite beauty spots.
Women on pill 'may live longer'
A new study has discovered that women who have taken the contraceptive pill are less likely to die of cancer and heart disease.
World hug record broken
Two students in England have broken the world record for the longest hug for charity.
Mystery knitter hits New Jersey town
Police are trying to unravel the mystery of a 'Midnight Knitter' who keeps covering tree branches and lamp posts with little sweaters and scarves.
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