Brian Sussman Exits Mornings At KSFO/San Francisco

The bankruptcy and closing of all stores of greeting card and stationery chain Papyrus reminds me: Do people even write on paper anymore? When was the last letter you wrote? Do you have "good" stationery for special notes? Is handwriting a lost art? (New York Post)

A 17-year-old was arrested after being found by police "naked and out of control" in an upholstery shop, trashing the place and attacking cops. They don't say whether he was on drugs or just snapped, but if drugs WERE involved, this is the kind of story that could actually scare more teens away from drugs than all the well-meaning PSAs you can produce. No teen wants to be forever known as the kid who lost it and got naked in an upholstery shop. (Press of Atlantic City)

A dermatologist saved a patient's life, but not by catching skin cancer. No, she got suspicious of the man's cyst and diagnosed stage IV metastatic lung cancer he didn't know he had. The cyst was too hard and too immobile, she thought, and those were red flags enough for her. That's impressive medical and detective work. Are you confident your doctors can catch things that aren't obvious? (WPEC-TV/West Palm Beach)