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State files lawsuit over offshore drilling moratorium
UNALASKA, AK (kucb) - Today, the state of Alaska filed a lawsuit against the federal government with the objective of overturning a moratorium on offshore
Updated: 09/09/2010 09:43P

Islamic charity co-founder convicted on tax charge
The jury in Eugene, Ore., returned its verdict Thursday evening. Pete Seda had been charged with conspiracy to defraud the US government and filing a false
Updated: 09/09/2010 09:42P

AT&T beefing up its Texas network
A panel of academics and professionals in law, business and finance will choose a finalist and make recommendations to Law School Dean Lawrence Sager.
Updated: 09/09/2010 09:41P

Ayodhya verdict: State to get 40 CRPF companies
Ahead of the High Court verdict on Ayodhya site title suit, slated for September 24, the Centre has confirmed to send 40 companies of Central Reserve Police
Updated: 09/09/2010 09:41P

Jeff Perry, R-Sandwich
When it comes to immigration, Perry's a “hardliner.” “Every part of illegal immigration needs to be reformed,” he said, and that includes a physical barrier
Updated: 09/09/2010 09:40P

UPDATE: Verdict in Henrico slaying
A Henrico County jury deliberated nearly three hours before returning a guilty verdict against Alan Y. Chang, 19, in the slaying of his father.
Updated: 09/09/2010 09:40P

Austin man injured in crash on I-35
Four people were involved in the accident. The report states that their names will be released Friday. The Albert Lea Police Department and the Freeborn
Updated: 09/09/2010 09:40P

Wednesday Crash Claims Second Life
The second truck in the accident was a 2003 Ford driven by Kathy Bishop, 52, of Waverly. Bishop and her passenger, David Swope, 53, of Winter Haven were
Updated: 09/09/2010 09:40P

NH GOP Senate candidates in final primary debate
all bashed the health care law that Congress passed, expressed sympathy with an Arizona state law that cracked down on illegal immigration and said if
Updated: 09/09/2010 09:38P

LA residents: Police harassment spawned outrage
He only spoke a little Spanish and no English. "They didn't have enough to eat," Gomez said. Jaminez decided to seek work in the US a little more than five
Updated: 09/09/2010 09:38P

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