2 hrs ago | KNDO
WA Senate OKs weakened flame retardant bill
The Washington state Senate has passed a bill to ban one potentially cancer-causing flame retardant from kids' products but not another that is more widely used.
6 hrs ago | The Daily Scarsdalte
Westchester Parents Look at Summer Camps for Kids
Renee Flax, the Director of Camper Placement, thinks this is the best option for parents when picking a camp for their children.
9 hrs ago | Salt Lake Tribune
Should kids who are legal immigrants wait for health care?
Holladay a On their 10th attempt, Vitalina and Harold Lazarus finally won the immigration lottery to come to the United States from Ukraine.
13 hrs ago | WTLV
Blood Found in Storage Unit of Josh Powell
Initial tests detected blood on a comforter found in a storage unit in Washington state belonging to Josh Powell, the man who police say killed his two sons and himself, according to a document filed Friday.
17 hrs ago | The Daily Fairfield
Audubon Looks for Connecticut's Next Nature Lovers
Connecticut Audubon Society Director of Education Michelle Eckman said the group will add more programs for families to get kids interested in conservation issues.
21 hrs ago | Patch.com
'If You Don't Like the Cops, Call a Hippie'
FAIRFIELD: "Yes, what a GREAT mother! Her 16-year-old son now has police record that will follow him for the rest of his life because of a harmless plant.
O'Connor despises being called 'crazy'
Sinead O'Connor is calling for sufferers of post-traumatic stress disorder to be treated with kindness, because referring to them as "crazy" is "a term of abuse." hitmaker, who claims to have been a victim of child abuse, was diagnosed with the condition last year after doctors previously told her she was bipolar.
2 Venezuelans to court for posing kids with guns
Venezuelan prosecutors say two women have been ordered to appear in court for allegedly posing children with assault rifles during a public event organized by an armed group that supports President Hugo Chavez.
Driver saves kids from school bus fire
A bus driver safely evacuated children from a school bus just before it caught fire.
Report: Teacher in LA molest case paid to resign
Nine-year-old Ruby Garduno, right, holds a sign as students enter Miramonte Elementary School in Los Angeles on Thursday, Feb.
Authorities in W. Michigan look for 2 missing kids
Authorities in West Michigan say they're looking for two young children whose father failed to drop them off with their mother as planned.
Study looks at whether stem cells in cord blood might repair hearing loss in kids
Researchers have been given the go-ahead to test stem cells from cord blood with the ultimate goal of reversing hearing loss in infants and toddlers whose inner ears have been damaged.
Report: Illinois kids caught in state 'budget crossfire'
Illinois children are caught in a "budget crossfire," hit hard by state budget cuts and a recession that left one in five of them living in poverty and 33,000 students homeless in 2010, a children's advocacy organization said in a report released Thursday.
Fla. officials push adoptions of black foster kids
State child welfare officials are featuring a different black foster child who is available for adoption every day during black history month.
Leaving 'No Child' law: Obama lets 10 states flee
President Barack Obama shakes hands with Education Secretary Arne Duncan after speaking about No Child Left Behind, Thursday, Feb.
Michelle Obama busts out with some 14,000 kids for 'Let's Move' 2nd anniversary celebration
Michelle Obama busted out a few new moves Thursday to mark the second anniversary of her campaign against childhood obesity with a few new friends - 14,000 or so, it turns out.
Falling TVs have killed 4 Chicago-area kids since October
TVs have toppled and killed four Chicago-area children in the past four months. / By Julia Eile, for USA TODAY CHICAGO - The deaths of four Chicago-area children since late October after TVs toppled on them are prompting calls for more safety measures and increased awareness.
Mom: Urban Outfitters should keep sex books from kids
Dedham mother's attempt to get sexually explicit books at Legacy Place's Urban Outfitters moved to an "adults only" section has won allies among town officials and child advocates.
LeVar Burton bringing back Reading Rainbow - with an app
Burton, executive producer and host of the program that ran on PBS for 26 years until 2009, is creating a mobile application through his site RRKidz , which he started in September.
Disturbing sex charges at Los Angeles elementary school prompt tricky discussions at home
Sinister allegations of abuse by at least two teachers in a Los Angeles school have forced awkward discussions as parents warn youngsters that people they trust - pastors, teachers, even relatives - might do things that could hurt them.
Also on Topix