Stuczynski qualifies for semifinals in Beijing

Fredonia, NY native Jenn Stuczynski was successful early this morning in the pole vaulting qualifying rounds. She was one of 12 vaulters to record a height of 4.5 meters.

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Obama Claims He's Visited 57 States

This is a brief clip of Barak Obama making a political speech and indicating to the assembled crowd that he had been to most of the "57" states.

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Big Bigfoot News To Be Revealed In Palo Alto

Two men say they will use a press conference in Palo Alto Friday to prove to the world they have found the body of Bigfoot.

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Apple, Microsoft Feud Over Safari, Internet Explorer Flaws

Apple, Inc. and Microsoft disagree on who needs to fix a security threat that blends Apple's Safari and Microsoft's Internet Explorer browsers. The Safari hole allows dumping executable files on a desktop, and Internet Explorer lets an attacker run those files.

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Paul Newman: A True Hollywood Mensch

Paul Newman is said to be seriously ill with cancer and is preparing to die at home....

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Sheriff's deputies are treating violent assault in Springville as a hate crime

A Holland man is under arrest for assault and deputies in Springville say they're treating this case a hate crime. Erie County Sheriff's deputies say the assault on the 47-year-old male victim was caught on tape by a nearby surveillance camera.

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Facebook Users Warned Of Worm Attack, Firm Warns Of Malicious Trojan Horse Masquerading As

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American Tourist Is Killed in Beijing, Chinese Officials Say

BEIJING (AP) -- Beijing authorities say a Chinese man attacked two American tourists on the opening day of the Olympic Games, killing one of them before committing suicide. More....

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Major Internet security flaw also affects e-mail

A newly discovered flaw in the Internet's core infrastructure not only permits hackers to force people to visit Web sites they didn't want to, it also allows them to intercept e-mail messages, the researcher who discovered the bug said Wednesday.

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New York State Issues Health Advisory for Camps

If you are sending your child to sleep away camp, the New York State Health Department wants you to know there's a nasty virus going around.

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How About If You FedEx Your Luggage?

In the past year, air travelers have had to become accustomed to a host of new surcharges, particularly pertaining to baggage.

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Buffalo on Forbes List of Fastest-Dying Cities

Buffalo, NY is one of the 50 cities in the United States that Forbes Magazine has labeled the "fastest-dying," in terms of population loss, unemployment, and other factors.

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Chautauqua County in New York State - A grape effect

At the turn of the 20th Century, before the effects of Prohibition, winemaking was fast becoming a major industry in Chautauqua County with more than 2 million gallons of wine produced annually.

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HOMETOWN HERO - Stuczynski 'touched' by hometown support

Move over Smallville, Fredonia has its own all-American superhero in Olympian Jenn Stucynski; she can't quite fly but she just may be able to leap tall buildings in a single bound.

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30 years later, Love Canal legacy lingers

NIAGARA FALLS — When Debbie Cerrillo Curry was asked what she saw when she scanned the almost park-like setting in what used to be her neighborhood, her response came in a slightly trembled voice. "Don't make me cry," she said.

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Prescription Data Used To Assess Consumers

Health and life insurance companies have access to a powerful new tool for evaluating whether to cover individual consumers: a health "credit report" drawn from databases containing prescription drug records on more than 200 million Americans.

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The Trolls Among Us

In the late 1980s, Internet users adopted the word "troll" to denote someone who intentionally disrupts online communities. Early trolling was relatively innocuous, taking place inside of small, single-topic Usenet groups. The trolls employed what the M.I.T.

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Nvidia Quitting Chipset Business?

FROM BLOG: Wall Street Pit - A blog with economic reflections, stock market insights and specific views on emerging markets and their implications to the global economy. The following blog post is from an independent writer and is not connected with Reuters News.

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U.S. agents can seize travelers' laptops: report

Department of Homeland Security officials said the policies applied to anyone entering the country, including U.S. citizens, and were needed to prevent terrorism.

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Actress Christina Applegate fighting cancer

Applegate, 36, was diagnosed with cancer during a regular MRI, spokeswoman Ame Van Iden said in an email.

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