Researchers Create New Quake Model of Coachella Valley Faults New three-dimensional (3D) numerical modeling that captures far more geometric complexity of an active fault segment in southern California than... Read More
Colorado Theater Shooting Attorneys Back in Court Attorneys in the Colorado theater shooting case are returning to court for the last scheduled hearing before jury selection begins... Read More
Montana Ammunition Company Sued Over Lead Exposure Eight former and current employees of a Bozeman, Mont., ammunition company fined for safety violations have filed a lawsuit saying... Read More
New Mexico Family Sues Medical Helicopter Service After Man’s Death The family of an Artesi, N.M., man who died while en route to the hospital is suing the medical transport... Read More
Workers Inhaled Uranium at Wyoming Mine Six workers at a Wyoming uranium mine inhaled the radioactive element while cleaning up a spill inside a processing building... Read More
Utah Raises Speed Limit on Some Urban Freeways Motorists will soon be able to drive a little faster on most urban interstates along Utah’s Wasatch Range. With a... Read More
New Mexico Sues Nursing Home Chain for Inadequate Care New Mexico’s attorney general on Friday sued one of the nation’s largest nursing home chains over inadequate resident care, alleging... Read More
Researchers Suggest Circling Cameras Around Tahoe to Warn of Fires Nevada scientists working to expand early earthquake warning systems around Lake Tahoe are developing new plans to eventually ring the... Read More
Nevada Judge Described Injuries Resulting From Car Hitting Her A Nevada judge who was struck by a vehicle outside the downtown Las Vegas courthouse almost a month ago says... Read More
Feds Investigating Falsified Docs Related to Los Angeles Fireboat Crew Federal investigators are probing an elite group of Los Angeles firefighters at the city’s port to determine whether federal licensing... Read More