A Palm Beach Gardens house cat named Gracie Mae is back home
after a completely unexpected trip to Dallas over the weekend. She
spent eight hours in a suitcase...but has only herself to blame. Rick
Stone reports.

Can middle and high schools strike a blow against hatred and intolerance just by changing where they sit in the lunchroom? In a handful of Palm Beach County schools, Mix It Up At Lunch Day was a chance to set the theory in motion. Rick Stone reports.

A two-day policy conference on forensic D-N-A analysis wraps up Tuesday in Miami Beach. Representatives from Florida and four other states are hoping to develop national standards and practices for improving the use of D-N-A in law enforcement investigations. Rick Stone reports.

A nonprofit that rewards tipsters has denied an award in the long-unsolved killings of two civil rights activists, fueling criticism that the reopened investigation by Attorney General Charlie Crist's office did not solve it.

Central Florida CrimeLine said no one would get the 25-thousand dollar reward offered for information in the 1951 murders of Harry T. Moore and his wife, Harriette.

Last August, at the conclusion of a 20-month investigation, Crist announced that the killers had at last been identified. But a researcher who wrote a book about Moore, now says that Charlie Crist got it wrong.

Rick Stone reports with from the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.
The story was co-produced by Rhonda Miller of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.