President Bush vetoed a bipartisan bill expanding a popular children's health insurance program Wednesday, setting up an override battle with Congress.

Cheryll Witz was in the Costco in Tucson, Ariz., shopping for a birthday cake when her cell phone rang. Waiting to speak to her was one of the nation's most notorious serial killers -- the man who five years ago had killed her father.

A former lab technician accused of biting a 3-year-old boy's shoulder to restrain him during a blood test was charged Tuesday with battery.

Big news for University Hospitals and its cancer patients. It involves Tom Batiuk, the creator of the comic strip Funky Winkerbean, who used his characters to educate readers about cancer.

Shaker Heights city officials have agreed to pay $50,000 to settle a lawsuit that claimed parts of public, city-owned property are inaccessible to disabled people.

A state politician who was giving a lecture to high school students inserted a data memory stick into a computer and the projected image of nude woman appeared on a screen, the state highway patrol said

Women with demanding jobs were more likely to develop breast cancer in a 14-year Swedish study.

After so many food recalls from sources in China recently, is it any surprise that many Americans are skeptical of imported food and other products ?

Investigators found bullet casings on a charter boat whose four crew members are missing and one of the two men being held in the case had blow gun darts and knives when he was plucked from a life raft near Cuba, federal prosecutors said Tuesday.

Are expired drugs perfectly potent, less potent or potentially dangerous?