Alina Knowles anxiously crept along her neighbor's porch, where the bodies lay strewn on the blood-covered floor. And then she heard the baby's wail. The infant was covered in blood, but she was crying. "I'm glad she was crying -- I knew she was alive," Knowles told CNN Wednesday, just a day after her neighbors were gunned down in the middle of a shooting spree over two south Alabama towns. "There was blood everywhere, I couldn't tell where the bleeding ...

"Get home now." Then, another urgent message: "We got notified on the radio that a trooper was chasing a suspect that had fired shots," Myers told reporters on Wednesday. Instead of heading home, the deputy drove to Reliable Metal Products plant in the nearby town of Geneva, where the gunman had shot and killed himself after a bloody rampage in southern Alabama in which he killed 10 people -- including relatives and apparent strangers. Myers had no ...

Early parenting choices are never clear-cut, and deciding whether to allow your infant to watch television or DVDs ranks as one of the more perplexing. Thanks to marketing claims for TV shows and DVDs created for babies, many parents believe that watching educational programming will stimulate infants' brains and actually promote learning. It's a seductive line of reasoning. Certainly, exposing a baby to brain-engaging DVDs will put him on an early path to becoming, well, a baby Einstein, right Maybe ...

She said she had nothing left to lose when she handed the bank teller the hastily scrawled note. "We're armed," the note said. "Don't say anything. Just give us all the money." Moments later, the woman and her male accomplice raced from the bank, jumped in their car and sped off with $10,000 in cash. "It felt powerful, exciting, quick," said the woman, who spoke with CNN under the pseudonym Jane Smith. "At that time of ...

A doctor's license was revoked Friday in the case of a teenager who planned to have an abortion but instead gave birth to a baby she says was killed when clinic staffers put it into a plastic bag and threw it in the trash. The doctor, Pierre Jean-Jacques Renelique, was not present when the baby was born, but the Florida Medical Board upheld Department of Health allegations that he falsified medical records, inappropriately delegated tasks to unlicensed personnel and committed ...