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KQED's Danielle Venton takes a ride with NOAA's "Hurricane Hunters," who fly into the thick of storms to gather data.

Some filmmakers sued for the song to be in the public domain. The lawsuit was settled, but a federal judge didn't say whether the royalties will end. The copyright dates to 1935.

The Oregonian reports the Iraqi Kurd bought a ticket through a website. His numbers won $6.4 million. Officials are keeping his identity secret for his security.

Spike Lee's new film reinterprets the ancient Greek play "Lysistrata" by Aristophanes, setting it in contemporary Chicago.

The probe comes nearly two weeks after a white Chicago police officer was charged with the first-degree murder of a black teenager.

The story said Santa Claus was born in 1788 in a northern Norwegian city and that a funeral was set for a chapel at the North Pole. The newspaper has apologized and says printing the ad was a mistake.

"Visage aux Mains," a silver plate made by Picasso – worth an estimated $85,000 – was stolen from Miami Art Week last year.

A penguin which apparently fell off of a truck led police on a wild, waddling chase. After finally apprehending the penguin, police took it to the station and prepared a meal of fish.

The signs at Old Dominion University were criticized for mocking sexual violence against women, and sparked national outrage.

The Napa Valley Wine Train says it removed the women for being too loud, but the women say it was because of their race.