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Ranger faces 112 counts in Oklahoma wildfires
15 counts of fourth-degree arson, and 56 counts of endangering or causing personal injury to human life during the commission of a felony. Malenski made an initial court appearance Tuesday represented by his attorney, Donn Baker, of Tahlequah.
Updated: 06/03/2011 01:11A
Manzar Foroohar: The California Faculty Association's Secret Weapon
In fact, Foroohar authored and championed the resolution, which was presented by the CFA Peace & Justice Committee (Committee), unanimously adopted by the CFA Board of Directors on February 7, 2009, and passed by the CFA General Assembly in Sacramento
Updated: 06/03/2011 01:11A
AROUND THE REGION: Blast, fire kills 1 at lodge ... Crews reach stranded hiker
When they want more DUI arrests, they get them.” Preventing crimes from occurring inside a business is an unrealistic expectation of a police force, Chief Steve Allender said. “We can no more prevent a robbery from occurring at a casino or anywhere
Updated: 06/03/2011 01:11A
Big 12 Conference notebook
By Mike Finger Leave a comment On the day the Bowl Championship Series confirmed it has consented to a meeting with the Justice Department, Big 12 administrators expressed both defiance regarding the government's right to intervene and confidence that
Updated: 06/03/2011 01:10A
Oklahoma City pharmacist convicted of murder describes jail as “like being in
The verdict has renewed debate about his case. Many call the outcome an injustice. Supporters say in the last week they have gathered more than 9000 signatures on petitions asking the governor to intervene. “It's been great,” said petition organizer,
Updated: 06/03/2011 01:10A
Ariz. shooting rampage ends with gunman's suicide
Shelley was killed in his downtown law office. Shelley represented Dyess' ex-wife in their 2006 divorce, which was Dyess' fifth. Vida Florez, an attorney who knew Shelley, said she learned of the shooting after leaving court.
Updated: 06/03/2011 01:10A
Top 6 seeds will gets byes in Big 12 basketball tourney
BCS' Hancock to meet with Justice Department — BCS executive director Bill Hancock, a Prairie Village resident, said he'll meet with Department of Justice officials this summer and answer questions about college football's postseason structure.
Updated: 06/03/2011 01:09A
Suit over Mulvane casino is dismissed
A lawsuit against the city of Mulvane over zoning and permitting issues for the Kansas Star Casino has been dismissed. The lawsuit, filed by residents near the casino site, alleged that the Kansas Star project would lower their property
Updated: 06/03/2011 01:09A
BOB PRATTE: Slow cars make Idyllwild drivers mad
Cars line up behind slower traffic on Highway 74 between Hemet and Idyllwild. Good mountain manners call for pulling over at turnouts to allow faster vehicles to safely pass. The law says that slow-moving vehicles with five or more vehicles behind them
Updated: 06/03/2011 01:08A
Parole Board moves Kwame Kilpatrick closer to freedom
Kwame Kilpatrick's bid for early release from prison has been recommended by two out of three Michigan Parole Board members, according to the former Detroit mayor's criminal defense lawyer. "Two of the three have decided and the third,
Updated: 06/03/2011 01:08A
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