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Victoria Justice to Headline Nickelodeon's Countdown to Kids' Choice, With
Countdown to Kids' Choice kicks off the annual slimefest honoring the hottest celebrities in music, TV, sports and film. Nickelodeon's 2011 Kids' Choice Awards will air live at 8 pm (ET/tape delayed for West Coast) from the Galen Center at USC in Los
Updated: 03/11/2011 10:07A
I-395 N snarled approaching DC
An accident on southbound I-395 at 6th Street, reportedly involving a charter bus as well as another vehicle, could snarl traffic there. (Also according to the District Department of Transportation.) I-395 North is very jammed up in Virginia
Updated: 03/11/2011 10:07A
Embarrassing Money Issues Solved
No One Knows You're Up to Your Eyeballs in Debt and Considering Bankruptcy ... The Situation: You've got unpaid medical bills or you're carrying more than a few thousand dollars in credit card debt and finding it hard to keep up with your minimum
Updated: 03/11/2011 10:06A
Bike Lane Divides Brooklyn Neighborhood
In a week that started with the filing of a lawsuit calling for the lane's removal, the hearing in a stiflingly hot auditorium at John Jay High School had the potential for fireworks. Community Board 6 Chair Daniel Kummer was determined not to let them
Updated: 03/11/2011 10:06A
Head-on collision near Knobel in northeast Arkansas leaves 3 dead
The Arkansas State Police say 36-year-old Jessica Moore of McDougal, 26-year-old Tina Garrett of Paragould and 27-year-old Joshua Jones of Cherokee Village died in the crash just after 2 pm Thursday. A state police report says Garrett was driving south
Updated: 03/11/2011 10:06A
Mine's a pint! Thousands of Stella cans spilled on motorway after lorry jackknifes
Police say the accident happened on the M74 southbound near Bothwell services just before 10.30am on Friday. Thousands of cans of Stella and pallets of beer littered the road following the incident. When STV cameras turned up, workers had moved the
Updated: 03/11/2011 10:06A
Iconic Pittsburgh sandwich shop settles credit disclosure suit with donation
AP PITTSBURGH — An iconic Pittsburgh sandwich shop chain will make a $25000 donation, pay up to $62000 in attorneys' fees and offer free sandwiches to thousands of customers to settle a class-action lawsuit involving credit card disclosure laws.
Updated: 03/11/2011 10:05A
False hope on road to deportation
However, amnesty in terms of immigration suggests that lawful immigration status is conferred upon an individual despite a previous violation of the law. These work permits will not provide any type of lawful immigration status and thus cannot be
Updated: 03/11/2011 10:05A
'They were my world': Father denies killing daughter, 5, by driving into icy river
By Daily Mail Reporter A father accused of driving his car into a freezing river in an attempt to murder his two children told a jury today: 'They were my world.' Christopher Grady's five-year-old daughter Gabrielle died when she was trapped underwater
Updated: 03/11/2011 10:05A
Jury finds Ates guily of murder
The verdict was announced about 9:30 pm at the Okaloosa County Courthouse. “I'm thankful we have justice again,” said Joyce Bryan, Norma Jean Ates' aunt. “It's been hard, hard again. This has been really difficult for us to get through again.
Updated: 03/11/2011 10:04A
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