Kevin West

Arlington National Cemetery is expanding by 60 acres to make room to receive another generation of honored dead.

For the first time, the public is getting a large scale view of the CIA's and KGB's real-life James Bond gadgets, from a replica of the Russians' deadly poison-dart umbrella to some of the Amercians' most ingeniously concealed cameras.

Authorities are working to identify two people found dead in the trunk of a burning car in Morgan County.

Local college basketball teams are having their final tune-ups for the post- season.

The Georgia women's basketball team is back on the winning track with a victory over Florida, but the Lady Jackets of Tech cotinue a slide, courtesy of North Carolina.

Chris Witty of West Allis, Wisconsin, set a world record in winning the gold medal in the women's one-thousand meter speedskating event at the Winter Olympics Suunday.

Ward Burton captured his first Daytona 500 Sunday to give Dodge its first Daytona 500 victory since 1974.

Industrial production dipped in January by just 0.1 percent, the smallest decline in six months, raising hopes that the nation's beleaguered manufacturing sector may be edging toward a recovery.

As the clock winds down to Wednesday's strike deadline, United Airlines and its mechanics remain hopeful their dispute can be resolved without government interference.

A woman who was charged in a scheme with five Middle Eastern men to sell fraudulent driver's licenses was remembered Saturday for her good deeds and Christian life.