An Oklahoma lawmaker says he is considering introducing a bill requiring new boaters to undergo mandatory training before they are...
Monthly Archives: <span>September 2012</span>
An Arkansas contractor hired by the City of Little Rock to demolish a condemned residence acknowledges he mistakenly tore down...
A driver who rear-ended a van blames what happened on colorful 300-foot murals honoring an Ohio city’s bicentennial. The Clintonville...
Most founding stories get polished until nothing real is left in them. SiftMed‘s story is different, because it isn’t really...
Police across Washington state arrested more than 1,600 people during a recent drunken-driving enforcement campaign. The Daily News of Longview...
As the anniversary of a deadly Metrolink crash approaches, many survivors say a federal liability cap has left them inadequately...
Fierce thunderstorms with strong winds tore through Oklahoma, killing a truck driver and a family whose mobile home was flipped...
A former Rapid City, S.D., employee who was fired amid landfill-fee fraud allegations has filed a federal lawsuit. Former city...
Three Lincoln men have been injured in falls after a subfloor collapsed during a concrete pour in Omaha, Neb. Police...
The Federal Aviation Administration confirms that a piece of metal that fell to the ground in a Kent, Wash., neighborhood...
Colorado mining authorities have dug through a mountainside and reopened the dark granite shaft of an abandoned mine that turned...