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Current headlines from FOXNews.com:
- Tropical Storm Fay Floods Hundreds of Fla. Homes
Hundreds of homes have been flooded in central Florida by Tropical Storm Fay.
- Caylee Anthony's Mom Posts Bail, Release Expected Thursday
The mother of missing Orlando toddler Caylee Anthony is expected to be released from jail Thursday, MyFOXOrlando.com reports.
- Mom Charged in Cheerleading Camp Showdown
An Atlanta-area mom is facing charges after allegedly pummeling another woman at her daughter's cheerleading camp, FOX 5 News in Atlanta reported.
- Boy, 11, Among 5 Arrested in Dramatic Gun Shop Heist
An 11-year-old boy whose mother thought he was asleep in bed was arrested for allegedly breaking into a gun shop with a boulder and stealing 14 semiautomatic weapons and 250 rounds of ammunition.
- Man Charged With Murder in Teen's Beating, Burning
A 25-year-old has been bound over for trial on charges that he killed a teenage girl in Shawnee County and set her body on fire.
- American Airlines Launches Internet on 3 Routes
One of the few remaining Internet-free havens vanished Wednesday as American Airlines launched airborne e-mail, Web and other online services on some of its longer, nonstop flights.
- GAS TRACKERS: Sites Help Find Best Prices
With gas prices — and driver frustration — soaring, FOXNews.com offers two Web sites that help track national prices and best value near you.
- 'Jenny' the Elephant to Stay in Dallas, Mexico Trip Canceled
The Dallas Zoo has announced that it's canceled plans to send the lonesome 32-year-old African elephant to a wildlife park in Mexico.
- Small Plane Skids Off Runway at Baltimore Airport
A small plane skidded off a runway during takeoff at the Baltimore international airport, but no one was injured.
- Study: Amish Population Nearly Doubles in 16 Years
A new study says the Amish are expanding their presence in states far beyond Pennsylvania Dutch country as they search for affordable farmland.
- Tiger Captured After Escape From Florida Sanctuary
A Bengal tiger that escaped from a Florida animal sanctuary was tranquilized and captured Wednesday morning, authorities said.
- At Least 1,400 Homes Flooded in Heavy Texas Rains
After assessing damage caused by rains that dumped as much as 13 inches a day earlier, Starr County's estimate of flooded homes nearly doubled to 1,400 Tuesday.
- Cops: Mom Celebrated B-Day by Helping Son Rob Gas Stations
Police in Wisconsin said a woman celebrated her birthday by helping her teenage son rob two gas stations.
- Prof Accused of Fondling Students' Breasts Is Missing
Arthur Miller, a political science professor at the University of Iowa placed on administrative leave after being accused of fondling the breasts of students in exchange for higher grades, is missing.
- New York Mayor Calls for Wind Turbines Atop Skyscrapers
Forget Chicago. New York would claim title as the genuine "Windy City" under a dramatic proposal by Mayor Bloomberg yesterday to develop wind turbines atop the Big Apple's bridges and skyscrapers.
- 3 Inmates Escape From Texas Jail, Attack Guards
Three inmates attempting to escape from the Tarrant County Jail on Wednesday morning injured two guards and a maintenance worker, authorities said.
- Neighbors Angered by Blueberry Farm's Cannon Fire
Residents near a blueberry farm in Vermont want its owner to quit its twice daily firing of a cannon to scare birds away.
- Man Guilty of Using Garden Gnome as a Deadly Weapon
A western Pennsylvania man has been convicted of throwing a 2-pound concrete garden gnome at his 16-year-old stepdaughter during a drunken rage.
- Man Mauled After Pet Raccoon Goes 'Crazy'
An Iowa man said his friend's raccoon 'went crazy' before it attacked him.
- Woman Claims Sex Change Cost Her Job Offer
An Alexandria, Va., woman has taken the Library of Congress to court, alleging a job offer there was withdrawn one day after she informed an official that she was making the transition from being a man to being a woman.
- Court Upholds Ban of Confederate Flag in Tenn. School
A federal appeals court has ruled in favor of a Tennessee high school that banned its students from wearing clothing displaying the Confederate battle flag.
Headlines last updated at Aug 20, 2008 20:50:58pm.
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