Southeast News Nearly 39,000 Pounds of Junk Mail Burns on Georgia Highway January 25, 2012 Authorities say they’ve determined that nearly 39,000 pounds of mail bound for Florida burned on the side of a Georgia... Read More
International News Chevron Rig Fire on 9th Day Off Nigeria’s Coast January 25, 2012 Chevron Corp. says it is still trying to extinguish a nine-day old fire that consumed the visible part of its... Read More
Midwest News Recovery Goes on a Year After Ohio Gas Fires January 25, 2012 Residents are still getting their lives back together a year after natural gas fires tore through dozens of buildings in... Read More
International News Study: Major Quake Could Hit Tokyo Within Years January 25, 2012 A new study is warning that the Tokyo region has a 70 percent chance of being hit directly by a... Read More
Southeast News Weather Service Documenting Tornado Destruction January 25, 2012 National Weather Service officials say damage surveys were continuing Tuesday in several parts of Alabama after an outbreak of severe... Read More
Southeast News North Carolina Agent Under Investigation After Fender Bender January 25, 2012 A North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement agent is under investigation after wrecking his state car while driving with a revoked... Read More
Midwest News Fire Deaths in Ohio Reached 25-Year Low in 2011 January 25, 2012 The number of fire-related deaths in Ohio dropped almost 18 percent last year to a 25-year low of 126 fatalities.... Read More
Midwest News University of Nebraska Wins USDA Grant for E.coli Research January 25, 2012 The University of Nebraska-Lincoln is receiving a $25 million federal grant to research various forms of E. coli bacteria. The... Read More
Midwest News Lawsuit Seeks Michigan Auto Injury Claims Information January 25, 2012 A coalition fighting proposed changes to Michigan’s auto insurance laws filed a lawsuit Monday seeking claims information from an association... Read More
Midwest News Oklahoma Home Repairman Pleads No Contest to Fraud January 25, 2012 An Oklahoma home repairman has pleaded no contest to one count of home repair fraud. Attorney General Scott Pruitt says... Read More