AP - Shots were fired near the Glasgow hospital's ambulance barn on Saturday, killing one person and wounding two, and a manhunt was under way for the shooter, police said.

AP - The suspect in the fatal shooting of a woman outside a hospital and the wounding of two others was himself found with fatal gunshot wounds by authorities who followed a trail of blood to a house on the outskirts of town, officials said Sunday.

AP - President-elect Barack Obama visits Arlington National Cemetery then attends a star-studded concert at the Lincoln Memorial on the second day of his days-long inaugural celebration.

AP - Officials in Ohio say a frozen pipe has burst at Akron Children's Hospital, flooding part of the emergency room and the intensive care unit for infants.

AP - Kevin James bumbles and stumbles to take down the bad guys, but his 'Paul Blart: Mall Cop' had no trouble nabbing the top spot at the box office this weekend.

AP - With the exit of the Bush administration, critics of abstinence-only sex education will be making an aggressive push to cut off federal funding for what they consider an ineffective, sometimes harmful program.

AP - Charlotte Podolner has faithfully voted in every election she could in her 88 years, then watched as one Illinois politician after another headed to jail.

AP - The most star-studded entry at the Sundance Film Festival is a short documentary about an actor whose intense face is known to just about any serious cinema fan but whose name often escapes them.

AP - Columbia University is throwing a campus party to celebrate the inauguration of its first graduate to become president: Barack Obama, Class of '83.

AP - When three newly elected Chinese-American city supervisors climbed on stage in Chinatown, flanked by dragon dancers and lit up by camera flashes, they were hailed for making history in a city their forebears have shaped since the Gold Rush Days.

AP - The third Sunday in January, known as 'King Sunday' in Atlanta after Martin Luther King Jr., easily could've been called 'Obama Sunday' this year.

AP - Before it became an unforgettable story of luck and heroism, US Airways Flight 1549 was on course to be a catastrophe. In five minutes of flight, the stricken jetliner sprinted past one nightmare scenario after another.

AP - Authorities were investigating Sunday the link between a shooting suspect and the woman he allegedly killed outside a hospital.

AP - The first rescuers on the scene when a crippled jetliner landed in the Hudson River were not police or the U.S. Coast Guard, but ferries that offer visitor tours and shuttle commuters between New Jersey and Manhattan.

AP - The state of Michigan is giving a father a choice: pay the medical cost of his daughter's birth or marry the girl's mother.

AP - The former chief executive officer of the nation's largest kosher meatpacking plant was granted a new hearing over whether he should remained jail as he awaits a trial on charges stemming from a large immigration raid.

AP - In this quaint seaside community, Arthur G. Nadel was looked upon as a trusted and generous philanthropist.

AP - Nearly 20 years after being driven underground by a religious decree, he is now Sir Salman Rushdie, properly famous and free, yet still burdened by his status as a symbol of persecution.