Information could be used to understand the evolution of biology and physiology of ruminants, develop healthier and more efficient cattle, find ancient relatives and understand human disease.

By Erika Pesantes, South Florida Sun-Sentinel Nov. 24--BOYNTON BEACH -- The city aims to improve the dangerous whirlpool that is the Boynton Inlet, where boaters, snorkelers, surfers and other water enthusiasts brace themselves for overpowering waves.

By Erika Pesantes, South Florida Sun-Sentinel May 2--Boynton Beach--Commissioners denied money Tuesday for the creation of a truck route to a controversial industrial project wedged between the neighborhood of Lake Boynton Estates and Interstate 95.

By Nicole Kauffman, Herald-Times, Bloomington, Ind. Mar. 16--ELLETTSVILLE -- The wiring is so brittle at Edgewood Junior High, sparks shoot out of the ceiling when a teacher turns on a light.

By RICK BARRETT President Bush's comments on alternative energy might spark interest in ethanol and other biofuels, but critics say the increased use of the fuels won't make much of a dent in reducing U.S. oil consumption.