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1. New pictures from Mars: Color photos show Mt. Sharp and jagged rocks around landing site.

2. A guide to the 2012 college football season: College football has some big changes, great teams and great players coming this year. To get you ready, we've got a rundown of some of the things to watch out for this season.

3. Could your genes influence how you vote? With the U.S. presidential campaign season heating up and Election Day drawing nearer, political science experts are saying that campaigns could one day benefit from having a deeper understanding of voters, all the way down to their DNA.

4. "Your Baby Can Read" ads deceptive: Many babies at 9 months old are just starting to stand up. Some take their first steps. But, reading? At 9 months? Really? The Federal Trade Commission doesn't think so.

5. Track Hurricane Isaac: This map will help you track Isaac and other storms worldwide. The map shows the storm's current position and likely path.

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Crews respond to smoking manhole in Albany
Crews respond to smoking manhole in Albany
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Police: 'Gun' on St. Rose campus was actually umbrella
Police: 'Gun' on St. Rose campus was actually umbrella
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Wake held for fallen Berkshire County soldier
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Man in court for allegedly sending sexual texts to teen, skipping town
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Massage therapist in Bennington want more oversight from state after spa raids

Massage therapist in Bennington want more oversight from state after spa raids

Charge dropped against man for SAFE Act arrest

Charge dropped against man for SAFE Act arrest

Damage is done when Schenectady man is mistakenly arrested

Damage is done when Schenectady man is mistakenly arrested

City workers continue to repair Troy sinkhole

City workers continue to repair Troy sinkhole

Crews respond to smoking manhole in Albany

Crews respond to smoking manhole in Albany

Police: 'Gun' on St. Rose campus was actually umbrella

Police: 'Gun' on St. Rose campus was actually umbrella

Wake held for fallen Berkshire County soldier

Wake held for fallen Berkshire County soldier

Man in court for allegedly sending sexual texts to teen, skipping town

Man in court for allegedly sending sexual texts to teen, skipping town

Cuomo: Weiner NYC mayoral win would be a 'shame'

Cuomo: Weiner NYC mayoral win would be a 'shame'

Voters react to Niskayuna's school budget failing

Voters react to Niskayuna's school budget failing

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