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Published October 13, 2013
Ranchers in South Dakota fear as many as 100,000 livestock were killed in last week’s record-breaking storm that dumped 4 feet of snow in parts of the state, fueling fears of widespread economic loss and the possibility that some family business won’t be able to recover.
Published October 12, 2013
Long walks on the beach may never be an option for Colorado movie gunman James Holmes, but like many infamous killers, he sought to line up romance behind bars — even setting up a Match.com account before his rampage, according to prosecutors.
Published October 10, 2013
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency is urging caution regarding domestic reports of abuse of krokodil, a morphine derivative used in poor rural areas of Russia as a cheap alternative to heroin for the past decade.
Published October 09, 2013
A Michigan charity that typically receives donated clothing and other used items for low-income residents recently received something really old — a mastodon tooth.
Published October 06, 2013
Supplies were dwindling, his 20-man crew had not been paid for months and Captain Khan Jubair Niaz was desperate as his ship drifted aimlessly in the Gulf of Suez.
Published October 02, 2013
The government slimdown has “complicated” the ongoing search for a missing Idaho hiker near the Craters of the Moon National Monument, where all but three employees were ordered to go on furlough following Congress’ inability to reach an agreement to avoid the partial government suspension.
Published October 02, 2013
Firefighters across the nation are alarmed at the prospect of battling blazes in buildings topped with solar panels, which can create new risks of roofs collapsing, an inability to gain footing and even potential electric shock.
Published September 28, 2013
The top federal official at an economic development agency in Alaska disagrees with a fellow employee’s assessment that it be defunded, saying he wouldn’t have returned to the Denali Commission if he didn’t believe in its mission.
Published September 27, 2013
Two boys playing on a girls’ volleyball team at a New York high school could see their playing time spiked when league officials consider modifying a rule that allows them to play with the fairer sex.
Published September 25, 2013
An extensive search for a missing hiker in Colorado has entered its fourth day, as search and rescue teams from across the state scour Mount Harvard.