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Be aware of hidden household hazards

The death of boxing champion Mike Tyson's 4-year-old daughter after a treadmill accident highlights the issue of hidden dangers in the home.

Columbine massacre changed school security

In the wake of the tragic shootings at Columbine High School, some schools across the country turned themselves into near-fortresses.

N.C. officials: 2,116 of state's sex offenders found on MySpace

More than 2,100 registered North Carolina sex offenders were found on the social networking site MySpace, the state attorney general's office said Tuesday.

New lead rules may be toxic to thrift stores

As Marilyn Seitz helps customers find just the right size, she wonders how much longer before she's forced to close her doors.

Texas drops custody case over 'prophet's' daughter

Texas child protection officials are dropping a custody case involving the 17-year-old daughter of jailed polygamist sect leader Warren Jeffs, a spokesman said Tuesday.

Some ignore law to prevent pools from being child deathtraps

Children's lives are at risk in swimming pools across the country as government agencies waffle on how to enforce a new federal law, child safety advocates say.

Aunt faces charges in shackled teen mystery

Police arrested a third suspect in the case of an emaciated, nearly naked teenager who is said to have escaped his captors and wandered into a gym with a shackle on his ankle, authorities said Wednesday.

Police look for aunt of boy allegedly shackled, tortured

Police in California say they are searching for a woman whose nephew allegedly escaped captivity and wandered to a gym with a shackle on his ankle.

Mom follows dark path from icy rescue to murder charge

Less than a year after four strangers risked their lives to save Michelle Kehoe and her sons from an icy Iowa River, the mother is accused of slashing the two boys' throats and leaving them to die.

How to accident-proof your kids

I've made my share of safety mistakes -- like leaving change on a hotel nightstand where my 3-year-old son Nate could reach it. He swallowed a penny and we spent five hours in the local ER. (He passed it without harm the next day.) That was the last time I've let loose coinage linger, but I'm bound for other blunders down the road -- all moms are.

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