A four-story building being demolished collapsed onto a Salvation Army store in downtown Philadelphia on Wednesday.

Damaging winds have knocked down trees and utility wires in Vermont as heavy rain, thunderstorms, high winds and hail moved across northern New England.

The security breach apparently involved someone getting off a flight from Florida who opened a door that was supposed to be used only by airport workers and walked through.

A vocal faction of believers, grumpy about Christmas gone wild, insist that Christians should get a theological grip.

Enterprise is going to make its new home in New York City at the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum.

Emergency crews are in overdrive after 16 train cars derailed in South Carolina.

At issue is whether the local scouting council can stay in its city-owned headquarters essentially rent-free and continue to ban gays from the organization, which violates the city's nondiscrimination rules.

Only relatives of the 40 passengers and crew who died will be allowed to enter the actual crash site, but the public will be able to view it.

The copper cast of the tip of the Statue of Liberty's nose, which was expected to fetch between $150,000 and $200,000, was one of four made during a restoration effort in the 1980s.

Authorities in Miami say the shootout that left two Miami-Dade police officers dead today came as the officers were serving a homicide warrant in Miami's Liberty City neighborhood.

Authorities are trying to determine how a stun gun got aboard a JetBlue plane that landed at New Jersey's Newark Liberty International Airport.

The current training is going on at Newark Liberty Airport and has already been completed at JFK.