Oct 19 - By Associated Press
Officials say a man who appeared to be drunk fell onto train tracks at a New Jersey subway station just before a train ran over him — and he walked away unharmed.

Oct 11 - By Luke Meredith, AP Sports Writer
For much of last season, Iowa often seemed to do just enough to lose. Then the Hawkeyes beat Penn State in the final seconds, and they've been masters of the close win ever since.
Sep 18 - By Mariana Martinez, Associated Press Writer
Caesar's is dead. The Tijuana restaurant that popularized the Caesar salad has closed, an apparent victim of a tourism-dependent economy devastated by crime, drug violence and the swine flu.
Aug 14 - By Alex Veiga, AP Real Estate Writer
Times are tough for U.S. commercial property owners, but few have it worse than landlords in Detroit.

Jun 29 - By Mike Eckel, Associated Press Writer
One of the glitziest symbols of cash-splashing Russians vanished from Russia's cityscapes Wednesday as a law banning casinos, slot-machine parlors and betting halls outside four remote regions of the country came into effect.
Jun 18 - By Associated Press
Federal investigators say a truck driver who crossed a runway at Boston's Logan International Airport seconds before a jet took off behind him told them he didn't know the runway was open.
May 6 - By Woody Baird, Associated Press Writer
A "significant error" by an air traffic controller in Memphis put two airliners too close together over Kentucky last week, leading both to take evasive maneuvers and one pilot to file a near mid-air collision report, the Federal Aviation Administration said.
Mar 24 - By Will Graves, AP Sports Writer
Andre McGee can admit it now. He was scared. Really scared. Like "uh-oh, is this it?" kind of scared.
Mar 13 - By Alex Veiga, AP Real Estate Writer
When one of downtown Los Angeles' largest landlords said this week that it may seek bankruptcy protection because the company can't pay its loans, it didn't bode well for the commercial property market.
Mar 3 - By Associated Press
An asteroid about the size of one that leveled more than 800 square miles of forest in Siberia a century ago just buzzed the Earth. The asteroid named 2009 DD45 was about 48,800 miles from Earth when it zipped past early Monday, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory reported.
Feb 13 - By J.W. Elphinstone, AP Real Estate Writer
If occupancy rates are high, it's a landlord's market, right?
Jan 9 - By J.W. Elphinstone, AP Real Estate Writer
Despite record foreclosures, despite double-digit home price declines, and despite scary job losses, Miami's commercial real estate market has rolled with the punches — until now.
Nov 14 - By J.W. Elphinstone, AP Real Estate Writer
While the rest of the country withered under $4 a gallon gas, Houston and its commercial real estate market thrived.
Nov 7 - By Brian Witte, Associated Press Writer
The Democrats have gained another foot soldier in Congress: Democrat Frank Kratovil has won an open seat in the U.S. House from Maryland's 1st District.
Nov 3 - By Howard Ulman, AP Sports Writer
Matt Cassel keeps making progress. The Patriots quarterback might have made more if coach Bill Belichick hadn't called a timeout.

Aug 15 - By Nancy Armour, AP National Writer
Back and forth Nastia Liukin paced, anxiety radiating from her body, her eyes locked on Shawn Johnson on the podium above.
Aug 8 - By J.W. Elphinstone, AP Real Estate Writer
First came H&R Block Inc. Then the downtown Kansas City, Mo.'s resurrection followed.

Jul 11 - By J.W. Elphinstone, AP Real Estate Writer
Las Vegas has the distinction of having one of the worst housing markets in the country. But now that slump, along with job losses and high fuel prices, is infecting Sin City's commercial real estate market, sending vacancies in all sectors sky high.

Jun 13 - By J.W. Elphinstone, AP Real Estate Writer
Battered by the dot-com bust earlier this decade, the San Francisco commercial real estate market has staged an impressive rebound and is arguably one of the strongest markets in the country. The growth has fueled a resurgence in the city's downtown, but the slowing economy could kill the party.
May 9 - By Jerry Harkavy, For The Associated Press
Glenn Close's signature characters have boiled a bunny, plotted the skinning of Dalmatian puppies and, more recently, helped arrange the killing of a pet dog to leverage a balky witness.
Apr 24 - By Randolph E. Schmid, AP Science Writer
Human beings may have had a brush with extinction 70,000 years ago, an extensive genetic study suggests. The human population at that time was reduced to small isolated groups in Africa, apparently because of drought, according to an analysis released Thursday.
Jan 17 - By David Porter, Associated Press Writer
An air traffic controller mistakenly gave a passenger jet the frequency for the wrong airport, an error that put that plane and another landing at Newark Liberty International Airport much closer than they should have been, authorities said Thursday.
Dec 8 - By Associated Press
A relaxing soak in a hot tub came to an abrupt end when Marlene Todd came eye to eye with a mountain lion in her backyard.
Nov 2 - By Associated Press
A 5-year-old boy has taken a photograph of what experts say may be the first California condor to fly in Topanga Canyon's skies in more than a century.

Jul 29 - By Associated Press
A sharp slowdown in economic growth propelled stocks higher Friday as the government's latest gross domestic product reading fed hopes for an end to interest rates hikes. The major indexes finished the week with a solid advance.