Posted: 12:39 PM Federal officials have accepted Boeing's revamped battery system for its beleaguered 787 Dreamliners and intend to lift a 3-month-old order grounding the planes.

Updated: 7:43 AM Some who survived the fiery end to the 51-day standoff at the Branch Davidians' Central Texas compound are to gather for a memorial service on the 20th anniversary of the fire.

Posted: 4:40 AM A spokeswoman for the Columbus airport says a passenger plane has overshot a runway but nobody was hurt and no other flights have been affected.

Posted: 4:14 AM A Nebraska bee supplier says millions of honeybees headed for Nebraska and other states have died during a Wyoming snowstorm.

Updated: 1:36 AM Authorities say a campus police officer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has died from injuries in a shooting on the campus outside Boston.

Updated: 7:59 PM Worshippers came by the hundreds to pray at a non-denominational church service honoring the victims of a Central Texas fertilizer plant blast.

Posted: 7:47 PM Officials in Yellowstone County, Mont., have removed four bodies from inside a mobile home that was destroyed by fire.

Posted: 7:41 PM Montana Gov. Steve Bullock has signed a bill into law that removes obsolete language from state code deeming gay sex as deviant and criminal.

Posted: 7:39 PM Honda is recalling nearly 205,000 minivans and SUVs in the U.S. to fix a problem with the automatic shifters.

Posted: 7:32 PM Former President Bill Clinton says he's disappointed the Senate fell short of the votes needed to expand background checks for gun purchases.

Posted: 3:56 PM A published report says Maryland's public schools are becoming more racially segregated as the state's student population grows more diverse.

Posted: 3:27 PM The Dallas Fire-Rescue department says one of its off-duty fire captains was killed while helping fight the blaze at the Texas fertilizer plant that exploded in the small town of West.

Updated: 1:35 AM The FBI has released photos of two suspects in the Boston Marathon bombings and is asking for the public's help in identifying them.

Posted: 3:09 PM Amanda Knox says in a new interview that she's sometimes "paralyzed" with anxiety stemming from the death of her roommate in Italy and the trial that saw her convicted, then acquitted, in a case that made headlines across the globe.

Posted: 3:06 PM More than five-dozen patients of an Oklahoma oral surgeon whose clinics were deemed unsanitary have tested positive for infectious diseases. But health officials say it'd be highly unusual for any of them to have contracted the illnesses at his clinics.

Posted: 2:20 PM The FBI says laboratory tests have confirmed the presence of ricin in letters mailed to a U.S. senator and to President Barack Obama.

Posted: 1:33 PM Air traffic controller furloughs scheduled to kick in on Sunday could result in flight delays of more than three hours in Atlanta, as well as significant delays in Chicago, Los Angeles and New York-area airports, federal officials said Thursday.

Posted: 12:55 PM Witnesses are describing the impact of the explosion at a fertilizer plant near Waco, Texas that left as many as 15 people dead and more than 160 others injured.

Updated: 1:05 PM A former justice of the peace has been charged with capital murder in the slayings of a North Texas district attorney and his assistant who prosecuted him for theft.

Posted: 12:46 PM People who were injured in the Boston Marathon bombing have had a visit today from President Barack Obama.

Posted: 10:05 AM The Boston Athletic Association plans to release official race results and times for all runners on Friday.

Updated: 10:45 AM The Mississippi man accused of mailing letters with suspected ricin has been charged with threatening President Barack Obama and others.

Posted: 8:44 AM Prosecutors in Philadelphia could wrap up five weeks of evidence Thursday in the capital murder trial of a longtime abortion provider.

Updated: 8:07 AM NEW YORK (AP) - Robin Roberts is resting at home and off "Good Morning America" this week after another hospital stay as part of her recuperation from a rare blood disease.

Updated: 7:52 AM Our sister station KWTX in Waco, TX reports: West EMS Director Dr. George Smith said earlier Wednesday night as many as 60 or 70 people died in the blast, but Department of Public Safety spokesman D.L. Wilson said during a news conference late Wednesday night the number of dead is unknown.