A baby girl who was cut from her mother's womb has been found alive and two people were arrested in the woman's killing. Police in Worcester, Mass., say that the baby girl is in fairly good health at a hospital in New Hampshire.
A Kentucky homeowner is dealing with 100 endangered bats taking up residence in her home. They have started coming through her drywall, but there may be little she can do about it.
Video First Person: A Look At A Spaceship Launcher
People at an air show in Wisconsin get an up-close look at an airplane designed to launch a ship into space. The aircraft comes from Virgin Galactic, part of its effort to jump-start commercial space travel.
The National Weather Service says a tornado with wind speeds as high as 110 mph touched down in Corfu, about 30 miles east of Buffalo Saturday afternoon.
In one of their few joint public appearances, the crew of Apollo 11 spoke on the eve of the 40th anniversary of man's first landing on the moon. But the astronauts aren't dwelling on their small lunar steps.
NASA released Thursday newly restored video from the July 20, 1969, live television broadcast of the Apollo 11 moonwalk. The release commemorates the 40th anniversary of the first mission to land astronauts on the moon.
Video of the Day: World's Most Powerful Laser Unveiled
The world's most powerful laser was dedicated at the Livermore National Laboratory in California. It's designed to shore up the nation's aging nuclear weapons.
For the second straight day, astronauts stepped out on a spacewalk Sunday to bring a scientific instrument back from the dead on the Hubble Space Telescope.
Video of the Day - Brain Study: "Use It or Lose It"
New research is changing the understanding of the relationship between getting older and keeping the mind healthy. The key - according to scientists - is exercise. Mental exercise.
Video of the Day: Scientists Claim to Create Glow-in-the-dark Dogs
South Korean scientists have created four glow-in-the-dark beagles using cloning techniques that they say could help them develop cures for human diseases.
Video of the Day: UNESCO Launches World Digital Library
Nearly six years after the United States rejoined UNESCO after a two-decade absence, US Librarian of Congress James Billington's vision for a library on the worldwide web, aimed at promoting cultural understanding between peoples and featuring tens of thousands of digitized images from around the globe, is poised to become reality as the World Digital Library goes live.