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CNN's Alessio Vinci reports on the delays in Radovan Karadzic's extradition to face a war crimes tribunal.

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In a rare Saturday meeting, lawmakers tried to solve the banking crisis.

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One entrepreneur is using the Internet to help travelers avoid high gas costs.

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There still might be hope for the athletes banned from the Olympics.

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Thousands came out to a motocycle memorial rally to honor fallen law enforcement officers. Lori Wallace reports.

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Proceeds from a garage sale outside a Garland daycare will benefit the wife and children of Matthew Butler. The music producer and his friend, Steven Swan, were shot and killed outside Butler's Christian music studio in June.

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The Cummings family's 13-year-old daughter has Down's syndrome and Autism, which their 11-year-old son also suffers. Glen Walker reports.

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More than 1,000 acres have burned and homes are being threatened by the Telegraph Fire south of Yosemite Park.

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Laura Richardson reportedly paid off the new owner of the Sacramento home that foreclosed and was auctioned off. Sharon Tay reports.

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Check out what U.S. citizens thought of the Senator's trip.

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A bank security guard and several customers took down the attempted bank robber at a Wells Fargo in Van Nuys. Kristine Lazar reports.

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The controversy over test tube babies has increased along with the technology.

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Two Fort Worth businesses spend Saturday cleaning up a big mess after police said a man did thousands of dollars in damage and led officers on a chase around the city.

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Florida is one of the hardest-hit states.

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Andrew Palmer -- who was based in Port Angeles, Wash. -- died Friday while assisting in a fire in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, about 50 miles east of Redding, Calif.

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A Guatemalan woman reunites with her daughter after a kidnapping. CNN's Ralitsa Vassileva reports.

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Hurricane Dolly victims in the South Texas Gulf Coast are getting local help with clean up from the Dallas-area chapter of the American Red Cross.

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Sen. Barack Obama visits London on the final stop of his weeklong international tour. CNN's Robin Oakley reports.

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Sixty-four years after black soldiers were wrongly court-martialed at Seattle's Fort Lawton, the U.S. Army apologized Saturday. KING 5's Linda Brill reports.

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Republican presidential candidate John McCain is pledging support for a proposal to expand protections for disabled people under an 18-year-old landmark civil rights law. (July 26)

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The spring-fed swimming hole didn't re-open Saturday as planned after management treated it. A Cleburne center also closed this weekend after the water-borne virus was discovered in an employee.

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CNN's Sara Sidner reports that the media may have had some warning before the explosions.

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The Port of New Orleans is losing millions as the river stays closed.

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The mother of Casey Anthony says her daughter is willing to cooperate with authorities, and not all details in the case are known. Anthony is a person of interest in a homicide investigation. Her 2-year-old daughter is missing. (July 26)

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The Palestra.net music crew takes you through the night in great live music from coast to coast for July 26th/27th

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Senate approves housing bill with bi-partisan support

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If you live south of Minneapolis, you won't be able to use part of 35W overnight for most nights for the rest of the summer, Terri Gruca reports (2:04).

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Group provides service dogs for disabled veterans

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Dog owners flocked to Walser Surabu in Burnsville to get their mutts clean, Terri Gruca reports (0:23).

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Does media love assure the presidency?

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Brenda Walkenhorst from the Audubon Zoo talks about the impact the oil spill could have wildlife.

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Here's the latest news for Saturday, July 26th: India bombings kill 29; Bush to sign housing bill; Obama returning from overseas trip; Double-Dutch to join New York sports.

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Former WRAL-TV News anchor Charlie Gaddy hosts a discussion with northeastern Wake County citizens on education, development and gang activity.

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Barack Obama lays out his views on Iraq, Afghanistan following world tour

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With rising food and gas prices, some families across Central Texas are struggling to make ends meet, and keep food on the table. Now a national program is helping to feed those who need help.

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Teenage boy saved from fast-moving current in Delaware river