Miami is the second city to get a good education on a subject often considered taboo -- poop. An educational exhibit titled "The Scoop On Poop," premiered at a Virginia museum in May and is now in Miami. After it leaves Miami it will make stops in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Redding, California.

Devoted baseball fans will have the ability to have their cremated ashes placed in urns that sport the logo of their favorite franchise as soon as next season, sources report. Major League Baseball and a leading maker of funeral products are to begin working together to promote a new line of MLB urns, promising to take the seventh-inning stretch into eternity for those interested in the product. Next season, fans of the New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox, Detroit Tigers, Philadelphia Phillies, Chicago Cubs, and Los Angeles Dodgers, will be able to purchase urns bearing their teams colors and insignia.

Prosecutors said Ray Joeseph Dandridge, 29, slowly suffocated a Virginia family, robbed their home and then ate food stolen from their refrigerator as he drove away. Dandridge has been charged with three counts of capital murder for the slaying of Percyell Tucker, 55, his wife, Mary Baskerville-Tucker, 47, and her daughter, Ashley Baskerville, 21 in January.

A statue of fictional boxer Rocky Balboa, used as background during a famous training scene in the film starred by Sylvester Stallone, could finally be placed back at the steps of the Philadelphia Art Museum. The placement of the 8-foot, 6-inch bronze statue has been under debate since Stallone donated it in 1982 after the filming of "Rocky III. " The donation was declined by the art museum and since then the statue has spent two decades standing outside a sports arena in South Philadelphia. More recently, it has been in storage since it was used in the latest movie in the "Rocky" saga, the yet-to-be-released "Rocky Balboa. "

A judge at the U. S. District Court in Manhattan on Thursday overturned an appeal by a man who had sued the city for entering his apartment without a search warrant, after he was mauled by his own pet tiger. The ruling appeared in public records on Monday. Antonie Yates was arrested on Oct. 4, 2003, at a Philadelphia hospital where he had gone for treatment of a deep bite by his pet tiger. Yates, who also possessed an alligator has been charged with reckless endangerment.