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 Week of February 27, 2008
An American spy satellite spun out of control and was headed for Earth. I tell you how the US Navy and NASA shot it down.
Fancy a two-day 150-mile dogsled ride in Alaska? Lucy has the story on teens that competed in this year's Jr. Iditarod.
Scientists have created self-cleaning clothing. Isaac has the scoop on this invention that will delight moms the world over.
Mountain gorillas are endangered and their numbers continue to shrink. Adelbert will explain how three African nations are taking action to protect them.
Cuba's fiery leader Fidel Castro has stepped down after almost 50 years in power. Michelle has all the details.
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Week of February 20, 2008
Striking TV and movie writers have gone back to work. I'll have the story on what it means for your favorite shows.
There was a popular winner at this year's Westminster Dog Show. Lucy has the scoop on a regal beagle.
A daring art heist from a museum in Switzerland netted four priceless paintings. Isaac will fill you in on the picture.
Scientists have discovered a new dinosaur with an unusually noisy talent. Adelbert will trumpet the news.
The government of Australia has apologized to the Aboriginal people for actions taken against their children. Michelle has all the details.
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Week of February 13, 2008
Savage tornadoes took the lives of over 50 people in the South. I'll have the story on these deadly windstorms.
Sportsmanship on the basketball courts may get a boost in Montana. Lucy has the details on a new mercy rule.
The Library of Congress is teaming up with online photo service Flickr to enlist the help of the public in identifying images. Isaac has the details on how you can help.
Are all blue-eyed people related through a single common ancestor? Adelbert has the scoop on this DNA discovery.
The Colombian people took to the streets to call for an end to rebel violence. Michelle has more on a global protest against a group called FARC.
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Week of February 6, 2008
Americans traveling from Mexico or Canada into the United States will need to show proof of citizenship. I'll explain this new border law.
Sunday's Superbowl was a stunner with the New York Giants defeating the New England Patriots 17-14. Lucy has the details on this unexpected upset.
TV star Miley Cyrus is coming to a Wal-Mart near you. Isaac has the scoop on the chain's plan to sell Hannah Montana merchandise.
The hummingbird is famous for its hover and rapid-fire flap of its wings. Adelbert will explain a recent discovery about its noise-making tail.
A cold snap in China has that Asian nation buried under deep snow. Michelle will explain how the frigid weather is impacting millions.
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