News Millions of Bees Used in Pollination Die in Airline Shipping About 5 million honeybees bound for Alaska last weekend got waylaid when Delta Air Lines routed them through Atlanta, where... Read More
Texas / South Central News New Orleans Paying to Move Tenants From Dangerous Apartments NEW ORLEANS (AP) — New Orleans is paying to relocate all remaining residents of a bankrupt apartment complex where people... Read More
International News Woman Rescued 50 Hours After China Building Collapse BEIJING (AP) — A woman was rescued Sunday from the rubble of a building in central China more than 50... Read More
West News Las Vegas Water Intake Now Visible at Drought-Stricken Lake Mead LAS VEGAS (AP) — A massive drought-starved reservoir on the Colorado River has become so depleted that Las Vegas now... Read More
Southeast News Final Day of Mississippi Fest Canceled After Fatal Shooting JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — A law enforcement officer shot and killed one of the people suspected of firing shots at... Read More
Midwest News Tornado Rips Through Kansas, Causes Severe Damage WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — A tornado that barreled through parts of Kansas destroyed or damaged hundreds of homes and buildings,... Read More
International News Sanctions Tighten Screws on Russia’s Sovcomflot as Ship Insurers Cut Cover LONDON –– Western ship insurers are terminating cover for Russia’s leading shipping company Sovcomflot as multiple sanctions start to bite,... Read More
West News California to Increase Awards in Medical Malpractice Cases SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — People who get hurt because of a doctor’s negligence in California could soon get a lot... Read More
News A Nasty I of the Storm: Ida is 12th I Hurricane Name Retired There’s something about hurricanes starting with the letter I that is particularly nasty. Last year’s Ida now joins the list... Read More
International News No Mourners at Burial of 50 Victims of Nigeria Refinery Fire OWERRI, Nigeria (AP) — Mourners were nowhere to be seen as gravediggers in Nigeria’s southeast town of Ohaji-Egbema used shovels... Read More