Related Photos

0

1

Dallas Police Officer Shot, Killed

A Dallas police officer was shot in the head while serving a felony warrant.

0

2

Suspect shot, killed during store robbery attempt

Indianapolis - One man is dead following a shooting at a grocery store on the northwest side Sunday evening.

0

1

Zimbabwe: Cholera was introduced by West

The Zimbabwean government on Saturday accused the West of deliberately starting the country's cholera epidemic, stepping up a war of words with the regime's critics as the humanitarian crisis deepened.

0

1

Related Photos

0

2

Lost tool bag changes spacewalk plans

Flight controllers were revamping plans Wednesday for the remaining spacewalks planned during space shuttle Endeavour's visit to the international space station, after a crucial tool bag floated out to space during a repair trip.

0

2

Drilling platforms near national parks?

The view of Delicate Arch natural bridge - an unspoiled landmark so iconic it's on Utah's license plates - could one day include a drilling platform under a proposal that environmentalists call a Bush administration "fire sale" for the oil and gas industry.

0

1

King siblings battle brother in court

The Rev. Bernice King and Martin Luther King III haven't spoken to their brother in months, and their feud has kept Dexter King from meeting his only niece, his two remaining siblings said.

0

2

Daredevil Wallenda prepares to defy death on live TV

When Nik Wallenda attempts to ride a bike 250 feet on a wire strung 135 feet high on Wednesday, he'll do it without a net. That's the tradition of his family, the legendary Flying Wallendas, whose legacy includes a number of tragic deaths.

0

3

Official fired by Palin: Ethics report damages her

Former Alaska Public Safety Commissioner Walter Monegan said Monday that Gov. Sarah Palin's credibility has been damaged by a state ethics probe that found that she abused her authority by trying to force him to fire her ex-brother-in-law: "I think she took a big blow."

1

14

New Copper Law Intended To Cool Off Air-Conditioner Thefts

Daniel Moore noticed last week that his house near Seminole Heights was getting a little warm.He went outside and heard a hissing noise coming from his air-conditioning unit.

0

1

Mavs' Howard apologizes for troublesome behavior

DALLAS (AP) -Dallas Mavericks forward Josh Howard took a first step toward repairing his damaged reputation Monday, saying he was sorry for disrespecting the national anthem.

0

1

Station refuses to allow Colts game on Bright House

Indianapolis - A last-ditch effort by Bright House Networks to rebroadcast Sunday's Indianapolis Colts-Houston Texans game to its 125,000 central Indiana viewers - many of them die-hard Colts fans but left in the dark by LIN-TV and WISH-TV 8 - was denied.

0

1