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US auto sales cooled in May
But Levin, a 35-year-old salesman at a plumbing supply business, was startled when Honda raised its annual percentage rate offer and took away a $750 cash incentive in May. Then, he heard from his dealer and others that Pilots with navigation could be
Updated: 06/01/2011 02:42P
Crash forces crews to shutdown part of I-94 near Menomonie
It happened around 1:00 pm Wednesday afternoon at mile post 50 in Dunn County, near Menomonie. All lanes are currently blocked going eastbound. It appears a coach bus and a car collided.
Updated: 06/01/2011 02:42P
Power knocked out, women sent to hospital following Tuesday crash
The single-vehicle accident occurred Tuesday around 6:50 pm on Route 22 in Mount Stewart. Island EMS transported the driver to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital with non-life threatening injuries. Approximately 80 Maritime Electric customers in the Peakes
Updated: 06/01/2011 02:41P
Sound Strike organizer talks SB 1070 boycott
The other thing is local law enforcement of federal immigration laws. It protects law-enforcement agencies from lawsuits for enforcing these immigration laws that they themselves create, and it allows individual citizens to sue municipalities or
Updated: 06/01/2011 02:41P
En Route Decision Point
Waiting there was a Bell 222UT, an EMS helicopter, piloted by a long-time former US Army helicopter instructor, safety officer and accident investigator. As the exhausted rescue team slid the avalanche victim from the sled over to the care of the
Updated: 06/01/2011 02:40P
Japan underestimated tsunami hazard for nuclear sites, UN expert group finds
They added that “Japan's response to the nuclear accident has been exemplary… [and that the country's] long-term response, including the evacuation of the area around stricken reactors, has been impressive and well organized.
Updated: 06/01/2011 02:40P
Fukushima radiation found in California milk, fruit, vegetables
Since the accident on March 12, radioactive fallout from Fukushima has been spreading to the US and across the northern hemisphere. Elevated levels of radiation caused by the meltdowns in Japan have been detected in drinking water across the country,
Updated: 06/01/2011 02:40P
2012 Georgia Judicial Elections big
2010 was a watershed election in Georgia politics. Republicans swept every state constitutional office and took firm control of the Georgia Senate … more Connect with your neighbors, friends and community. Share your news, events and photos!
Updated: 06/01/2011 02:40P
Ostrich pillow allows workers to sleep on the job
Pablo Carrascal, of designers Kawamura Ganjavian, said it was created by accident. He said: 'We had an old sweater lying on a table in the studio and someone put his head through the neck of the sweater from the outside and his arms through the sleeves
Updated: 06/01/2011 02:39P
2 killed in Southeast Austin accident ID'd
Update: The occupants of the Mustang involved in the fatal car wreck have been identified as Sergio Edward Rangel and Lauren Brook Matyis. Earlier: Two people died after the car they were riding
Updated: 06/01/2011 02:39P