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The tornado that destroyed nearly one-third of the city took out homes, schools and businesses. To mitigate the ongoing impact on the local economy, business owners and the area's Chamber of Commerce are finding ways to re-energize the local market.

A hefty anniversary book looks back at the best of Life, including its controversial cover story.

The same laid-back attitude and openness to outsiders that draws tourists to the peaceful country has also attracted Mexican cartels and their Colombia cocaine suppliers. Costa Rican President Laura Chinchilla says it tests Costa Rica's view of itself as a peaceful country in a violent region.

Son of 9/11 Survivor Has Mixed Feelings About Birthdays

An after-school program for autistic kids in San Diego struggles to stay open after budget cuts.

As police scoured mountain peaks for days, using everything from bloodhounds to high-tech helicopters, the revenge-seeking ex-cop they wanted was hiding among them, holed up in a vacation cabin across the street from their command post.

There is no charismatic figure in exile, no single jailed dissident who carries the nation's hopes. As analysts try to assess who might emerge to fill a possible hole, the overriding assessment is that it's anyone's guess.

Tuesday could prove to be a pivotal day in Egypt, as opposition groups call for 1 million protesters to take to the streets.

DAILY REPORT: Military Families, Veterans' TBI, Generation Gap and Gays, Wikileaks, Vietnam Story

We do know that it's a lot easier to tell a pollster you're for somebody than it is to vote for that somebody. The former is theory, the latter is fact. People know when they are going to vote and they get ready. No one knows when or even whether they're going to be polled.