Southeast News Tougher Distracted Driving Bill Advances in West Virginia March 8, 2012 A House committee has advanced a tougher bill that would crack down on distracted driving by allowing police to stop... Read More
Southeast News Georgia Preliminary Storm Damage Estimate at $40M March 8, 2012 Georgia’s state insurance commissioner says the estimate to repair damage from Friday’s storms has hit $40 million in insured losses.... Read More
West News Dodgers, Beaten Fan Encouraged to Reach Settlement March 8, 2012 The Los Angeles Dodgers and the family of a baseball fan who was badly beaten at a game last year... Read More
West News Wyoming Bill Would Pay for Voluntary Work Inspections March 8, 2012 A proposal aimed at increasing workplace safety in Wyoming would pay for five consultants to conduct voluntary inspections. The consultants... Read More
West News Border Patrol Agents’ Widows File Suit in Arizona Crash March 8, 2012 The widows of two U.S. Border Patrol agents killed in a train accident near Gila Bend have sued the railroad... Read More
East News Delaware Holding Workshop on Storm of 1962 March 8, 2012 Officials in Delaware are holding a workshop to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the “Ash Wednesday Storm,” one of the... Read More
East News Texting While Driving Ban to Take Effect in Pennsylvania March 8, 2012 A new state law requiring Pennsylvania drivers to pull over and stop if they want to use text-based communications takes... Read More
Southeast News Widow’s Lawsuit in West Virginia Officer’s Death Dismissed March 8, 2012 A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by the widow of a Charleston, W.Va., police officer who was killed... Read More
International News ‘Holland’s Next Top Model’ Wins Agency Lawsuit March 8, 2012 A former model who won the television show “Holland’s Next Top Model” has won a lawsuit against the Elite agency... Read More
Midwest News Michigan Man Sues Movie Theater Over Snack Prices March 8, 2012 A suburban Detroit, Mich., man is suing his local AMC theater over what he says are its too-high snack prices.... Read More