Updated: 12:29 PM The Republican-controlled House is set to approve a bill allowing workers to trade their overtime pay for more time off.

Updated: 1:25 PM Former NBA star Dennis Rodman is tapping his friendship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to call for the release of a Korean-American man detained in the North

Updated: 3:34 AM An aide to Boston Mayor Thomas Menino says the mayor does not want marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev buried in Boston and calls the decision "a family issue."

Updated: 3:33 AM McDonald's says it will reach out to a man widely quoted in accounts of the three women who were found in Cleveland after they went missing about a decade ago.

Updated: 3:34 AM Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Wednesday.

Posted: 3:59 PM Ray Harryhausen, a master of movie special effects whose work was beloved by fantasy film lovers and influenced industry heavyweights such as "Star Wars" creator George Lucas, has died. He was 92.

Posted: 3:52 PM The sign outside a Cleveland home reads, "Welcome Home Gina."

Posted: 3:26 PM Microsoft has extended a guarantee that provides Yahoo with financial protection as part of the two companies' Internet search partnership.

Posted: 3:21 PM A top Labor Department official who took the blame for budgeting mistakes and cost overruns at the federal Job Corps program has resigned.

Posted: 3:00 PM Another space industry heavyweight will use New Mexico's Spaceport America.

Updated: 11:22 AM The Final Four's first two games are moving to cable next year.

Posted: 10:22 AM A judge has rejected a plea deal for a former sheriff's deputy in central Kentucky who is accused of stealing drugs from an evidence locker.

Updated: 8:21 AM A South Carolina high school teacher removed from the classroom when he stomped on an American flag while discussing freedom is being paid $85,000 to avoid a legal challenge.

Updated: 8:22 AM A new report says more than 1 million babies die on the day they are born every year.

Updated: 7:35 AM More than 9,600 students will graduate this month from Kentucky's community and technical colleges.

Updated: 8:23 AM North Korea is threatening the U.S. and South Korea over joint naval drills taking place this week in tense Yellow Sea waters ahead of a Washington summit by the allies' leaders.

Updated: 11:26 AM Secretary of State John Kerry is making the case to Russian President Vladimir Putin that Russia should take a tougher stance on Syria at a time when Israeli air strikes against Syria have added an unpredictable factor to the talks.

Updated: 4:19 PM Cleveland's police chief says he thinks three women who went missing separately a decade ago were tied up in the house where they were found and had been there since they disappeared.

Posted: 7:01 AM A major Chinese bank, the Bank of China, is cutting off business with a North Korean bank accused by the U.S. of assisting Pyongyang's missile and nuclear programs.

Updated: 8:02 PM Nearly two months after a man was found dead inside of a Lexington motel room, his parents have been charged with murder.

Updated: 11:52 PM Cleveland police say two women who went missing as teenagers about a decade ago have been found alive in a residential area about 2 miles south of downtown.

Updated: 7:02 PM Con artists try to get creative to get their victim's money. This is the story of one man who decided to threaten his victims with violence.

Posted: 3:20 PM BMW is recalling 45,500 3 Series sedans in the U.S. and Canada because their passenger air bags may not inflate properly.

Posted: 3:16 PM TV-over-th e-Internet startup Aereo wants a federal court to declare its service legal across the nation.

Posted: 2:56 PM Adobe says it is moving to a subscription-based model for the software package it sells to designers, Web developers, video editors and other creative professionals.