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Grocery chain pushes to shift venue of breach suit
BELLEVILLE – The suburban St. Louis-based supermarket chain Schnucks Markets wants a federal court to handle an Illinois lawsuit related to a security breach of customer credit and debit cards.
daily-chronicle.com (17 minutes ago)
Prattville business owner held on fraud, theft charges
The owner of a Prattville firm that specializes in real estate title research was arrested this week on numerous fraud and fraud-related theft charges stemming from her business activities.
montgomeryadvertiser.com (1 hour ago)
Officials announce local gun buyback
In an effort to reduce gun-related violence in the region, officials are planning a state-sponsored gun buyback program to be hosted in three local churches next month.
thedailyjournal.com (2 hours ago)
Ebervale man charged with terroristic threats
When Hazle Township employees went to an Ebervale man's home to remove debris May 17, the resident allegedly confronted them, telling them to leave with a bow and arrows in his hand. Now he will be confronted with criminal charges related to that offense
standardspeaker.com (2 hours ago)
Health experts: Many childhood deaths, injuries can be prevented
OGDEN - Every hour in the United States, a child dies from a preventable injury. Motor vehicle and pedestrian-related crashes, drownings, suffocations and falls are the No. 1 causes of death in children ages 1 through 14, both nationwide and in Utah, according to the Utah Department of Health. read more
standard.net (3 hours ago)
London killing 'terror related'
May 23 - British PM David Cameron says the broad-daylight killing of a soldier in London was probably 'terror related'. Paul Chapman reports.
reuters.com (3 hours ago)
Weber libraries offer teen reading program
The Weber County Library System is starting its Teen Summer Reading Program on May 28. Readers ages 11-18 are free to register and participate in the program from any of the Weber County locations. This year’s theme is “Music Mayhem,” with the goal set for participants to attend as many music-related events at the...
standard.net (4 hours ago)
London killing 'terrori related'
May 23 - British PM David Cameron says the broad-daylight killing of a soldier in London was probably 'terror related'. Paul Chapman reports.
reuters.com (4 hours ago)
TV highlights 23/05/2013
What the name Fat Family Tree lacks in sensitivity it makes up for in being utterly self-explanatory: Dr Dawn Harper looks at what we can learn from the genetics of an overweight family. This week, it's Tina, Lisa and Karen McConnon, who have a combined weight of nearly 60st. All have tried and failed to lose...
guardian.co.uk (4 hours ago)
Government licensed buzzard egg destruction, documents reveal
A government agency has licensed the secret destruction of the eggs and nests of buzzards to protect a pheasant shoot, according to documents released under the Freedom of Information Act. The action sets a historic precedent, being the first time such action has been licensed against any bird of prey to protect...
guardian.co.uk (4 hours ago)
Crashes close I-70, Highway 50; woman dies at scene; three hurt
Two fiery truck crashes and their related road closures had western Colorado travelers scrambling to take detours for much of Wednesday.
gjsentinel.com (5 hours ago)
Petrea announces state House bid in Savannah event
Jesse Petrea figured the time was right. His two kids are grown and moving into and through the first stages of adulthood. His assisted-living businesses are established and flourishing. If not now, when? Petrea opted for the here-and-now on Wednesday, when the Republican formally announced he will seek the...
savannahnow.com (5 hours ago)
Savannah man indicted again in September slaying
A Savannah man on Wednesday was indicted for the fourth time in a September slaying - a day after defense attorneys challenged his last indictment because too many grand jurors participated. Anthony Threatt Robinson was indicted on felony murder and related charges in the Sept. 27 death of Benjamin Lamar Carter...
savannahnow.com (5 hours ago)
Savannah man indicted in November double shooting
A Savannah man on Wednesday was indicted on malice murder and related charges in the November double shooting that killed one man and left his brother in critical condition. Christopher Alexander Johnson caused the death of Maurice James by shooting him with a firearm, the Chatham County grand jury said in returning...
savannahnow.com (5 hours ago)
Man charged with mailing ricin letter to judge in Washington state
By Jonathan Kaminsky OLYMPIA, Washington (Reuters) - Federal authorities on Wednesday arrested a man charged with mailing a letter containing the deadly poison ricin to a U.S. district judge in Spokane, Washington, the FBI said. Investigators have no information to suggest the Spokane envelope is related to a batch...
yahoo.com (5 hours ago)
(UPDATE) FBI agent kills man questioned in marathon bombings
[caption id="attachment_134982" align="alignnone" width="614"] Two explosions went off near the finish line of the 117th Boston Marathon on April 15.Credit: Getty Images[/caption] An FBI agent shot and killed a Florida man who turned violent while being questioned about the Boston Marathon bombings early on...
metro.us (5 hours ago)
Woman sexually assaulted on Brooklyn subway
[caption id="attachment_155240" align="alignnone" width="614"] Cops are searching for this man who exposed himself to a female subway rider in Brooklyn on May 15. Credit: NYPD[/caption] Cops are searching for a man who sexually assaulted a 21-year-old woman aboard a Brooklyn 4 train last week. The victim was riding...
metro.us (5 hours ago)
Three-alarm fire destroys Lynn church
[caption id="attachment_155272" align="alignnone" width="614"] A three-alarm fire destroyed a church in Lynn early Wednesday. Credit: Nicolaus Czarnecki/Metro[/caption] Hundreds of people were evacuated from their homes early Wednesday as a three-alarm fire ripped through a church in Lynn. The fire broke out before...
metro.us (5 hours ago)
SoftBank would appoint "security director" to Sprint board
(Reuters) - SoftBank Corp would appoint a "security director" to Sprint Nextel's board if its takeover bid succeeds, and would give the U.S. government the right to approve the nominee, an attempt to address security concerns raised by the proposed deal. Sprint said in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange...
yahoo.com (6 hours ago)
Survivor recounts Brockton rampage
White supremacist Keith Luke laughed out loud and sneered in court yesterday as a woman who survived a murderous rampage testified in horrific detail about the day the Brockton man forced his way into her home at gunpoint, raped her and shot her sister dead. “It was the fat guy who used to live upstairs,” the woman...
bostonherald.com (6 hours ago)
Security upgrade set for junior-senior high
The Tulpehocken School District has voted 7-2 to install 83 security cameras at Tulpehocken Junior/Senior High School.Oscar J. Manbeck and William T. Palmer voted no Tuesday, saying the $273,450 cost for cameras and related upgrades was excessive.Dr....
readingeagle.com (6 hours ago)
Program designed to offer Manatee County's poor solid financial advice
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bradenton.com (6 hours ago)
Davenport offers to share Deloitte data for a price
DAVENPORT - Aldermen on Wednesday unanimously approved letting potential casino developer Rodney Blackwell access work done by the accounting firm of Deloitte and Touche LLP for the city related to Rhythm City Casino. City officials have recommended
qconline.com (6 hours ago)
Biebel said June retirement has been delayed a year
Monsignor William Biebel's retirement as rector of St. Peter Cathedral Parish is not related to recent financial troubles at St. Peter Cathedral School, Biebel said.
goerie.com (6 hours ago)
(UPDATE) Former state rep allegedly trafficked meth
[caption id="attachment_116862" align="alignnone" width="614"] Former state Rep. Stephen Doran once chaired an ethics committee.[/caption] A former state representative from Lexington who once chaired a House ethics committee pleaded not guilty Wednesday to allegedly receiving a package of methamphetamine at the...
metro.us (7 hours ago)
Crowded field remains in Boston mayor’s race
[caption id="attachment_126350" align="alignnone" width="614"] More than a dozen candidates have submitted paperwork to run for mayor of Boston. Credit: Michael Naughton/Metro[/caption] City election officials said it could take weeks to determine which Boston mayoral candidates will appear on the September primary...
metro.us (7 hours ago)
Memorial Day Flag Garden to be planted in Boston Common
Hundreds of military and 9/11 families will plant nearly 33,000 flags in Boston Common to support the Massachusetts Military Heroes Fund. [related tag=”Boston” limit=5] According to a spokeswoman, the flag garden is meant to honor Massachusetts’ fallen heroes from the Civil War to present day. The 300 volunteers...
metro.us (7 hours ago)
Boston’s innovation center close to opening
[caption id="attachment_155539" align="alignnone" width="614"] Mayor Thomas Menino tours the inside of the city's new innovation center named District Hall.Credit: Michael Naughton/Metro[/caption] The city's new innovation center, now called District Hall, will partially open next month in an area that city leaders...
metro.us (7 hours ago)
Minnesota man indicted for having Molotov cocktails
Bemidji Pioneer MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - A western Minnesota man arrested earlier this month in what the FBI called a thwarted terror plot has been indicted, but not on any terror-related charges....
bemidjipioneer.com (7 hours ago)
Arms deal: Another CBI probe against Abhishek Verma
In fresh trouble for arms dealer Abhishek Verma, the CBI has initiated another probe into alleged possession of documents related to small arms deal with him which allegedly violated Official Secrets Act.
india.com (7 hours ago)
