Bushels and bushels of corn spilled from a freight train and formed a smooth, yellow path for more than a third of a mile on railroad tracks in a northern … Click to Continue »
More than 40 suspects have now been identified in connection with the Nov. 4 slaughter of nine U.S. dual-national women and children in northern Mexico, prosecutors said Tuesday. Federal prosecutors … Click to Continue »
A Navajo Nation company may continue operating a coal mine for two more months amid ongoing negotiations over the terms of a state permit, Montana officials announced Tuesday in granting … Click to Continue »
An Arkansas panel formed after historic flooding last year on Tuesday called for increased oversight of the state's levees, consolidation of some levee districts and state grants to make improvements. … Click to Continue »
At least 56 people were killed in a stampede as tens of thousands of mourners packed streets for the funeral of a slain Iranian military commander in his hometown on Tuesday, forcing his burial to be delayed by several hours.
A state representative from Wasilla will not seek re-election. Republican Colleen Sullivan-Leonard said Tuesday she would not seek to retain her seat, the Anchorage Daily News reported. Sullivan Leonard is … Click to Continue »
A U.N. humanitarian agency said Tuesday that tribal clashes between Arabs and non-Arabs in Sudan's West Darfur province have displaced about 40,000 people, with thousands crossing to neighboring Chad. The … Click to Continue »
