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Deadly End To High Speed Chase

(KCRA) A Nevada man died Monday after leading police on a chase and crashing his BMW off Interstate 80, injuring two workers as the car went airborne, the California Highway Patrol said.

Harry Surveys Sandy Damage

Prince Harry continued his U.S. visit Tuesday morning along the Jersey shore, where he got a first hand look at the devastation that remains seven months after Super Storm Sandy.

Massive Meth Bust

Florida deputies discover more than 100 pounds of pure meth during traffic stop.

Starbucks Diaper Dispute

(KUSA) It's a dilemma many parents face. Your baby needs a diaper change, but there's no changing table in the restroom.

Castro: Missed Opportunities?

(WKYC) Police and the county sheriff visited Ariel Castro's Cleveland home five times in the 10 years that Gina DeJesus, Amanda Berry and Michelle Knight were held hostage.

Tree House Trouble

(WFLA) A Holmes Beach, Florida couple wants to finish building the tree house of their dreams, but now the city is telling them to tear it down.

Arrest Follows String Of Murders

(KRNV) Nevada sheriff's detectives say they've found at least four people dead.

Pipe Bomb On Campus

(KUSA) Centaurus High School in Lafayette, Colorado was evacuated after an explosive device was found on campus Monday.

Punched Over Pickles

(WHDH) Police say a Quincy, Massachusets woman is facing charges for allegedly punching a restaurant worker who put "too many pickles" on her steak and cheese sandwich.

Pressure Cooker Scare

(WDIV) A man travelling from Saudi Arabia was arrested after a pressure cooker was found in his luggage at Detroit Metro Airport.

Harry To Survey Sandy Damage

Britain's Prince Harry continues his U.S. tour with a stop in New Jersey.

IRS Investigation

There are calls this morning for an independent prosecutor to look into whether the IRS singled out conservative groups for extra scrutiny. That's against the law.

Avoiding Joint Replacement

(KPLC) Seven months have passed since Lake Charles firefighter Danny Zimmerman tore the meniscus in his knee.

MelaFind: Spotting Skin Cancer

(KPRC) Every hour, someone in the United States dies from melanoma. Despite efforts to raise awareness about sun protection, it remains the fastest growing cancer.

Postville: Five Years Later

(KWWL) Exactly five years ago Sunday, a small eastern Iowa town was in shock following what was then the biggest immigration raid in U.S. history. It's a day that devastated the community, creating an impact still felt today.