On the Davenport, Neb., street corner where Lucille Henry’s Base Hit restaurant so recently stood, blue sky and a crumpled...
Monthly Archives: <span>February 2011</span>
A state agency was investigating Feb. 25 whether a Texas woman left seven preschoolers alone in her home day care...
A New Orleans man has been sentenced to six years in prison for plotting to set fire to his own...
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine announced a lawsuit against Cleveland-based Community of Faith Christian School alleging multiple violations of Ohio...
The American International Group has resolved its lawsuit with Duke University over expenses and legal fees in a case that...
A survey of hundreds of miles of New England and mid-Atlantic coastline found that 68 percent of the beaches studied...
A Harrison, Ohio, woman has been convicted of fraud in a Hamilton County courtroom for failure to maintain workers’ compensation...
More small earthquakes have been recorded in central Arkansas by the U.S. Geological Survey. No injuries or damage were reported....
Legislation limiting lawsuits against large-scale animal farms has received a double-endorsement from Missouri lawmakers who expressed concerns that repeated suits...
One of the busiest Mississippi River bridges in the nation is prepared if a serious earthquake occurs. Officials with the...