Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Monday:
1. IT'S LIGHTS OUT AT SUPER BOWL
Power outage hits for first time in history of NFL's big game, stopping play 3rd quarter play.
2. BEYONCE, DESTINY'S CHILD DELIVER AT SUPER BOWL
Beyonce brought some female spirit to the football stage in a dance-heavy performance in which she enlisted former band mates.
3. SEX, BABIES, CUTE ANIMALS DOMINATE ADS
With 111 million in U.S. tuning in for NFL championship, commercials that caused a stir included Godaddy.com's extended kiss and Coke's desert chase.
4. MOTIVE UNKOWN IN DEATH OF FORMER SEAL
Texas sheriff says the man accused of shooting 'American Sniper' Chris Kyle was a veteran who may have been suffering mental illness.
5. STANDOFF GUNMAN 'AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT, STARTING WITH OBAMA'
Jim Lee Dykes, who took a boy hostage in an Alabama bunker, is said to be a loner embittered about federal authority.
6. LIVING, LURKING THREAT IN SANDY-HIT HOMES
Three months after, mold lurks below subflooring, under foundations, in door and window frames of once-waterlogged buildings.
7. ISRAEL SIGNALS RESPONSIBILITY FOR SYRIA AIRSTRIKE
Its defense minister strongly suggests his country's warplanes targeted a missile site near Damascus.
8. WHAT'S STILL CLEARED FOR TAKEOFF, EVEN WITH DREAMLINER GROUNDED
Boeing's 787 aren't flying, but the lithium batteries that pose a fire risk on the planes can fly as cargo on passenger flights.
9. WHERE THE AMERICAN MILITARY IS FIGHTING A DRUG WAR
The U.S. is battling traffickers in Latin America, spending more than $20 billion in the past decade.
10. HOW KOCH IS FULFILLING A WISH TO STAY IN MANHATTAN, 'EVEN WHEN I'M GONE'
The former New York mayor will be buried in Trinity Church Cemetery, where he bought a plot in 2008, when space was still available.
