Trial opens in “vicious” Delaware prison riot that left guard dead
Inmates at Delaware’s maximum security prison rioted last year, killing prison guard Steven Floyd and taking hostages Categories: National, US & World News
Archives: 2018
New FICO score could boost your creditworthiness
Called UltraFICO, its calculation will include extra personal info that could result in higher scores Categories: National, US & World News
Mississippi prison system on lockdown
Two sites not affected
Florida official charged with murder for shooting alleged shoplifter
Michael Dunn appeared in court Monday after a Polk County grand jury indicted him on a second-degree murder charge Categories: National, US & World News
Self-driving cars are a nonstarter for many teens
They may be a tech-savvy group, but autonomous driving technology appears to turn off lots of Americans this age Categories: National, US & World News
Lioness kills father of her three cubs in yard at Indianapolis Zoo
The Indianapolis Zoo is trying to determine why a lioness killed her mate Categories: National, US & World News
Suspect in Georgia officer’s killing shot dead after manhunt
Authorities swarmed a Snellville neighborhood Monday after receiving a tip and found Tafahree Maynard in a shed Categories: National, US & World News
Early voting locations, dates by state
Early voting for the 2018 midterms is already underway in most states Categories: National, US & World News
Man accused of killing his millionaire grandfather blames “mistress”
Nathan Carman’s lawyer filed the documents Monday in federal court in Providence, Rhode Island Categories: National, US & World News
Elon Musk says high-speed L.A.-area pods tunnel almost finished
Futuristic pathway is designed to enable residents to avoid region’s notorious traffic jams Categories: National, US & World News
Trump rallies Republicans for “beautiful Ted” Cruz in Texas — live updates
They were once bitter enemies. Now, they need each other Categories: National, US & World News
Oakland police ordered to stop asking applicants about sex assault
Mayor Libby Schaaf says she has ordered a thorough review of the Oakland Police Department’s hiring practices Categories: National, US & World News
How to boost democracy: Give workers paid time off to vote
Patagonia is leading a corporate campaign to get more voters to the polls by making it easier for them to participate Categories: National, US & World News
Train collision kills one in Sherman
Victim name not being released at this time
Formal charges filed from Friday shooting
20 year old accused of shooting uncle
Modern-day witches at Brooklyn bookstore put hex on Justice Kavanaugh
A group of modern-day witches gathered in Brooklyn, New York, on Saturday night to put a “hex” on Justice Brett Kavanaugh. Watch the ritual, which was met by protesters, here. Categories: National, US & World News
Kushner says administration still in “fact-finding phase” of Khashoggi case
The president’s son-in-law and senior adviser says, “Once we have all the facts, then we’ll make an assessment” Categories: National, US & World News
Hurricane Willa becomes Category 5 storm as it takes aim at Mexico
National Hurricane Center says Willa is major hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 160 mph and is expected to make landfall Tuesday night or Wednesday morning Categories: National, US & World News
YouTube star leaves waitress a $10K tip
“This was out of the blue, once in a lifetime,” Sup Dogs store owner said Categories: National, US & World News
Mega Millions’ $1.6B jackpot: Where do lottery profits go?
Lotteries support education? Jackpots are getting bigger, but states don’t seem to be spending any more on education Categories: National, US & World News
Ex-NFL star free 18 years after plot to kill his unborn child’s mother
Former NFL wide receiver released from prison after serving more than 18 years for conspiring to murder the mother of his unborn child Categories: National, US & World News
MSU Dorm damaged by Sunday fire
About 30 rooms impacted
Gen. McChrystal: Why I threw out my painting of Robert E. Lee
The author of “Leaders: Myth and Reality” talks about what makes leaders great, and why our assumptions about leadership are flawed Categories: National, US & World News
Murder suspect wants Robert E. Lee portrait removed from courtroom
The request outraged the victim’s family, who accused lawyers of “playing the race card” Categories: National, US & World News