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Family sues wind farm alleging health damage, falling property value
A rural family near Chatham have launched a lawsuit against a nearby wind farm, claiming it has damaged their health and devalued their property. Lisa and Michel Michaud, and their adult children, have launched the lawsuit against the Kent Breeze wind
Updated: 09/21/2011 02:45P
O'Reilly: Does Obama Want to Solve Our Economic Dilemma?
By Bill O'Reilly Reports on Tuesday say that Greece is about to default on its obligations, go into bankruptcy. Why? Very simple: Greece is an entitlement state, and the government spent so much money it can't possibly pay its debts.
Updated: 09/21/2011 02:45P
When the Blue King Fights the Red Queen
Consider the average traffic jam, Tivnan suggests. “A traffic jam is this large-scale, highly predictable, macro event. Intelligent commuters themselves know the traffic jam is coming,” he says. “Yet the same commuter will get stuck in the same traffic
Updated: 09/21/2011 02:45P
Runaway steer causes traffic chaos
Yuma, Arizona - A runaway steer stopped traffic on a major highway, hurtled over a brick wall and damaged two police vehicles during a Tuesday morning chase that had four Arizona law enforcement agencies scrambling.
Updated: 09/21/2011 02:45P
Posted On Wednesday, September 21, 2011 at 11:48:55 PM
“I refuse to give any relief and I am rejecting the application,” Justice SF Vajifdar said in a brief order, the details of which would be given later. On September 19, the BCCI had terminated the contract of Kochi Tuskers Kerala for alleged breach of
Updated: 09/21/2011 02:45P
Kenyatta used crime group, police in Kenya attacks
The hearings, during which prosecutors will try to convince the court they have enough evidence to go to trial, are scheduled to run until October 5. The three are the second group of senior Kenyans to appear before the Hague-based court after ICC
Updated: 09/21/2011 02:44P
Plea talks continue as Army schedules court-martial for "kill team" suspect
The Army's moving forward with tomorrow's court-martial for "kill team" suspect Pfc. Andrew Holmes, but it's not clear yet whether Holmes has a plea deal or if he'll stand trial before a military jury. Army spokesman Maj. Chris Ophardt said the plea
Updated: 09/21/2011 02:44P
Mother of school shooting victim sues district
Rebecca Jackson filed the lawsuit Tuesday in Morgan County Superior Court 1 on behalf of her 15-year-old son Chance Jackson. The Reporter-Times reports the suit seeks unspecified damages. Chance Jackson still is recuperating from the March 25 shooting,
Updated: 09/21/2011 02:43P
UAH ex-professor to appear in court in murder case
(AP) ” Former University of Alabama in Huntsville biology professor Amy Bishop is scheduled to appear in court, and a judge is expected to set a date for her trial on capital murder charges. Bishop is facing the charges for the Feb.
Updated: 09/21/2011 02:43P
Justice Department's $16 muffins, $76 lunches pegged by auditors; DOJ
If you thought the $16 muffins at the Department of Justice were delicious, wait until you try the currant scones with the $100 bill baked into them at the Treasury Department. We josh, but only a little. Giving our debt Superheroes a
Updated: 09/21/2011 02:43P
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