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Harvey Weinstein's sexual assault trial delayed until June
The Associated Press | Posted Feb 18th - 4:37pm
Harvey Weinstein's sexual assault trial in New York City is being delayed until June 3.
W.Va. teachers' unions call for strike over education bill
The Associated Press | Posted Feb 18th - 4:33pm
West Virginia teachers' unions have called a statewide strike over an education bill that they view as retaliation for a nine-day walkout last year.
West Virginia teachers' unions have called a statewide strike over an education bill they view as retaliation.
The Associated Press | Posted Feb 18th - 4:27pm
West Virginia teachers' unions have called a statewide strike over an education bill they view as retaliation.
California will sue Trump over emergency wall declaration
The Associated Press | Posted Feb 18th - 4:19pm
California's attorney general says at least a dozen states will join a lawsuit against President Donald Trump's emergency declaration to fund a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border.
Officials: Ohio has a hepatitis A outbreak, but it's not new
The Associated Press | Posted Feb 18th - 3:48pm
The Ohio Department of Health says reports that wrongly imply a newly declared outbreak of hepatitis A are circulating around the state, apparently prompted by a recent case involving a restaurant worker.
Proclamation remembers Idaho internment camp prisoners
Keith Ridler, Associated Press | Posted Feb 18th - 3:31pm
Idaho Gov. Brad Little has issued a proclamation to recognize and remember the people of Japanese ancestry imprisoned at the Minidoka prison camp in south-central Idaho during WWII.
4 people, including children, dead in Michigan shooting
The Associated Press | Posted Feb 18th - 2:59pm
Authorities say four people, including children, have been fatally shot at a property in western Michigan.
Man arrested during Virginia Capitol protest over Northam
The Associated Press | Posted Feb 18th - 2:24pm
A protester at the Virginia Capitol has been arrested during a protest against Gov. Ralph Northam.
Protests slam Trump's emergency declaration for border wall
The Associated Press | Posted Feb 18th - 2:14pm
Protesters converged in cities around the country Monday to decry President Donald Trump's declaration of a national emergency to fund his planned U.S.-Mexico border wall.
Video of officer punching teen prompts AG investigation
The Associated Press | Posted Feb 18th - 1:45pm
A video showing police repeatedly punching a 16-year-old during an arrest has prompted the Delaware Attorney General's Office to review the case.
University of Oklahoma regents to discuss investigation
The Associated Press | Posted Feb 18th - 1:42pm
The University of Oklahoma Board of Regents have scheduled a special meeting to discuss an undisclosed "personnel investigation."
Police: Man accused of kidnapping his son found in Mexico
The Associated Press | Posted Feb 18th - 1:33pm
Police in Massachusetts say a man accused of kidnapping his 1-year-old son has been located in Mexico.
LePage says he wasn't aware of high rate paid on Trump hotel
The Associated Press | Posted Feb 18th - 1:05pm
Former Republican Maine Gov. Paul LePage says he was not aware of his administration spending more than $1,100 a night during a stay at a Trump hotel.
The Latest: DOC chief disappointed in prison riot verdict
The Associated Press | Posted Feb 18th - 1:05pm
The Latest on the verdicts of four inmates charged in the prison riot at Vaughn Correctional Center in February 2017 (all times local):
Evers wants to decriminalize marijuana, legalize medical use
The Associated Press | Posted Feb 18th - 12:33pm
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers announced Monday that his budget will include proposals to decriminalize possession of small amounts of marijuana for personal use and legalize medical marijuana.
Florida police hold rattlesnake in the back of a patrol car
The Associated Press | Posted Feb 18th - 12:27pm
A rattlesnake in Florida ended up in the back of a police car.
Idaho man arrested following nearly 4-hour standoff
The Associated Press | Posted Feb 18th - 12:19pm
Police say they arrested a man after he forced entry into a woman's home and threatened her with a gun in western Idaho.
Bill to keep Idaho wolf control board headed to governor
Keith Ridler, Associated Press | Posted Feb 18th - 12:13pm
Legislation to keep operating an Idaho board that pays a federal agency to kill wolves that attack livestock and elk is on its way to Gov. Brad Little.
