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Prosecutors releases evidence in fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin; One photo shows George Zimmerman with a bloody nose

Each year nearly 7.5 million students miss almost a month of school; absent most in kindergarten, high school

Problems at America's cemeteries, including exhuming bodies so plots can be resold, are raising questions about whether the multibillion dollar business needs more monitoring. Anderson Cooper reports on Sunday, May 20 at 8 p.m. ET/PT.

In 2009, Nick Koenig was shot three times during a home invasion; one bullet stayed in his body as a constant reminder. More than two years later following a car accident, Nick says a remarkable thing happened. For the rest of the story watch "48 Hours Live to Tell" Saturday, May 19 at 10 p.m. ET/PT.

With the upcoming Facebook IPO and as many more technology startup entrepreneurs find success, the dating scene in Silicon Valley is starting to surge. Elizabeth Cook reports on what it takes to find love for these newly minted millionaires.

Meteorologists say warmer than average year suggests a hot summer; bad news for wildfires in the West

Derek Mitchell, current special envoy for Burma, will become ambassador; move comes amid Burma's new reforms

Recent Justice Dept. survey revealed one in 10 prisoners said they were sexually victimized

Postmaster general moves ahead with long-term plan to start closing 250 mail processing centers

After critics called the practice of NYPD's stop-and-frisk program racist, Commissioner Kelly announces changes