Miami Herald - For three years, Robert Bozeman wouldnt leave his apartment in Brownsville without wearing a cap. It hid the side of his head doctors had removed after he was struck by a bullet.

Miami Herald - Gasoline prices, in stunning free fall, broke the two-buck barrier at some South Florida stations on Thursday. There is no need to rush out for a bargain fill-up. By the weekend, a gallon likely will be even cheaper.

Miami Herald - Sixty-three feet below the oceans surface, the science teacher was giving his morning lesson. Hi, and welcome to Aquarius for our third and final broadcast from this mission, Mark Tohulka told his third-period marine biology students, who watched via webcam from their classroom at MAST Academy on

Miami Herald - Wearing a hospital mask over her face and a long scar on her chest, 14-year-old DZhana Simmons stood up from her wheelchair. She took a few tentative steps, sat down in front of the TV cameras and began to talk.

Miami Herald - The Nov. 4 election delivered a cruel irony to the gay community: As voters broke barriers by electing the first black president, they shut the door on marriage for same-sex couples in Florida.

Miami Herald - The skies and roadways will be somewhat less crowded this Thanksgiving holiday season, as a tough economy takes its toll on travelers pocketbooks and psyches.

Miami Herald - Wall Street hit levels not seen since 2003 on Wednesday, with the Dow Jones industrial average plunging below the 8,000 mark amid a dour economic outlook from the Federal Reserve and worries over the fate of Detroits three automakers.

Miami Herald - A teenage girl came between best friends, prompting one of the young men to commit an unspeakable act. An affair with another woman years later finally brought his secret to light.

Miami Herald - Attorney General Michael Mukasey was feeling better Friday after collapsing during a speech, his spokeswoman said.

Miami Herald - Bowing to the pleas of Floridas cash-starved state universities, Gov. Charlie Crist will announce a plan Thursday to allow all 11 schools to raise tuition up to 15 percent a year.

Atlanta Journal Constitution - The job is simple, repetitive, fascinating: Get in the car. Drive. Find a Civil War historical marker. Note its condition, location, etc. Return to car. Repeat the process 900-plus times. That's OK with Will Hanley. With rental car, computer and maps, the 28-year-old Savannah resident is compiling