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A couple married for 46 years was found shot to death Monday morning in their Orange Park home and Clay County Sheriff's Office detectives believe they died in a murder-suicide.

The same storms blamed for more than 20 deaths in Oklahoma and Missouri spawned at least six tornadoes in Georgia, according to forecasters, including one tornado that touched down in a South Georgia town.

A 19-year-old man died and his 18-year-old girlfriend was hospitalized with serious injuries after a deadly Jet Ski crash last weekend.

Monday should have marked the 30th birthday of Donna Mills, and her family should have been holding a party and a dinner. Instead, the Mills family on Monday asked for information in the death of their loved one and offered a $16,000 reward to get some answers.

(Charleston, West Virginia) Hillary Rodham Clinton coasted to a large, but largely symbolic victory in working-class West Virginia on Tuesday, handing Barack Obama one of his worst defeats of the campaign but scarcely slowing his march toward the Democratic presidential nomination.

(Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania) One of two men accused of killing gay porn producer Bryan Kocis in 2006 confessed to fellow inmates in jail according to papers filed by the prosecution.

(Toledo, Ohio) The University of Toledo has fired a senior administrator who penned a column for a local publication attacking LGBT civil rights.

(Ponce De Leon, Florida) After a two-day trial in which a Florida high school principal testified that he believed clothing, buttons or stickers featuring rainbows would make students automatically picture gay people having sex, a federal judge today ruled that the school violated the First Amendment rights of students.