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2007 Argus Leader Libel Lawsuit Back in Court
13 2007 Argus Leader Libel Lawsuit Back in Court Sep. 13 SD Woman Gets Prison for Nursing Home Theft Sep. 13 UPDATE: Expanding Sioux Falls' Bike Trail into
Updated: 09/13/2010 07:15P
Tobacco ban in pharmacies set for expansion
He said that despite concerns raised by businesses when the law was first enacted, the tobacco ban did not put drugstores out of business.
Updated: 09/13/2010 07:13P
Lapping it up! Lewis Hamilton refuses to change cavalier style despite crash
Lewis Hamilton woke up on Monday, not only with a few bruises from kicking himself but
Updated: 09/13/2010 07:13P
Lehman Brothers Still Haunts Wall Street That Can't Rebuild Broken Model
12, 2008, the last day of trading before Lehman filed for bankruptcy. Citigroup Inc. has lost 78 percent, and Bank of America Corp. is down 59 percent.
Updated: 09/13/2010 07:12P
The Underdogs Bare Their Teeth
That's why European football is littered with "fallen giants" who overspent in an effort to stay in the top flight and, as a result, flirted with bankruptcy
Updated: 09/13/2010 07:11P
Review & Outlook: The 1099 Insurrection
The Senate will vote on amendments to the White House small business bill that would rescind an ObamaCare mandate that companies track and submit to the IRS
Updated: 09/13/2010 07:11P
Trial to start in Iowa animal lab break-in case
Scott Ryan DeMuth, 23, of Minneapolis, is charged in US District Court in Davenport with one count of conspiracy, a less severe charge than he had faced.
Updated: 09/13/2010 07:10P
Fantasy Football Applaud or a Fraud – Week 1
With each verdict, we'll discuss what it means in terms of your starting lineup and your league's waiver wire. Derek Anderson, Cardinals - Anderson got off
Updated: 09/13/2010 07:10P
No bail for student accused of slashing Muslim cabbie
The $250000 bond would be backed by the deed to Enright's mom's house, his bail bondsman said. Enright, a Brewster native, is accused to attacking driver
Updated: 09/13/2010 07:10P
Jury selection extends into Tuesday for Vas corruption trial
Judge Susan Wigenton said in court that the trial could run six weeks or longer. But attorneys on both sides estimated testimony would take three to five
Updated: 09/13/2010 07:10P
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