Southeast News Crews in Alabama Town Continue Tornado Cleanup December 13, 2011 Work crews in Auburn, Opelika and Lee County, Ala., are continuing to clear debris from a November tornado. In Auburn,... Read More
East News Massachusetts Men Accused of Stealing Storm Grates December 13, 2011 Two men are headed to court to answer charges that they stole 22 metal storm grates from several southeastern Massachusetts... Read More
Texas / South Central News Louisiana Property Damage Case Against Army Corps Will Be Heard This Week December 13, 2011 A lawsuit alleging the Army Corps of Engineers ruined property in St. Bernard Parish and the Lower 9th Ward in... Read More
Southeast News About 45 Displaced After Metro Atlanta Fire December 13, 2011 About 45 people were displaced from their homes after fire roared through a Marietta, Ga., apartment complex. Authorities tell CBS... Read More
International News India Official: We’re Trying to Avoid Future Fires December 13, 2011 The top official in India’s West Bengal state told mourners Monday that her government was working to ensure that a... Read More
Midwest News Nebraska Police Still See Problems with Texting Ban December 13, 2011 Law enforcement officials continue to grapple with how to enforce a 2010 state law that bans texting while driving. The... Read More
West News New Mexico City’s Police Suits Cost $7M in 2 Years December 13, 2011 Albuquerque, N.M., has paid nearly $7 million in the past two years settle lawsuits triggered by police officers’ actions. The... Read More
In Wash. Base, Securing the Country’s Cyber Space December 13, 2011 In the next war, one of the battlescapes is likely to include a brick building shaded by fir trees, not... Read More
East News Cameras in New Jersey Jitneys Valuable to Law Enforcement December 13, 2011 Surveillance cameras installed in Atlantic City, N.J.,’s jitneys a year ago have proved to be a valuable tool for law... Read More
Midwest News Experts: Little Oversight of Class Labs in Minnesota December 13, 2011 A science demonstration that went bad in a Maple Grove middle school this month has drawn attention to the fact... Read More