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Utah city outlaws feeding wild deer, elk or moose
The Associated Press | Posted Aug 23rd - 1:01pm
A city in Utah has banned residents from feeding wild deer, elk or moose.
Supreme Court: Ginsburg treated for tumor on pancreas
Jessica Gresko, Associated Press | Updated Aug 23rd - 12:56pm
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has completed radiation therapy for a cancerous tumor on her pancreas and there is no evidence of the disease remaining, the Supreme Court said Friday.
Court: Idaho must give transgender inmate gender surgery
Keith Ridler, Associated Press | Updated Aug 23rd - 12:56pm
A federal appeals court says Idaho must provide gender confirmation surgery to a transgender inmate who has been living as a woman for years but who has continuously been housed in a men's prison.
California town devastated by fire turns to football to heal
Adam Beam, Associated Press | Updated Aug 23rd - 12:54pm
Few things are powerful enough to bring people back to the scene of their greatest tragedy. For the community of Paradise, which was devastated by a wildfire, football is it.
Former Houston police officer charged with murder over raid
The Associated Press | Posted Aug 23rd - 12:48pm
Prosecutors have charged a former Houston police officer with felony murder in connection with a deadly January drug raid that killed a couple and injured several officers.
Prosecutors charge former Houston police officer with felony murder for no-knock raid that left 2 people dead
The Associated Press | Posted Aug 23rd - 12:47pm
Prosecutors charge former Houston police officer with felony murder for no-knock raid that left 2 people dead.
Supreme Court says Justice Ginsburg treated for malignant tumor; no further treatment needed at this time
The Associated Press | Posted Aug 23rd - 12:37pm
Supreme Court says Justice Ginsburg treated for malignant tumor; no further treatment needed at this time.
The Latest: House will not expel accused lawmaker _ for now
The Associated Press | Updated Aug 23rd - 12:20pm
The Latest on the Tennessee House electing a new speaker (all times local):
Court hears appeal in Trump bank subpoenas case
Larry Neumeister, Associated Press | Updated Aug 23rd - 12:15pm
A federal appeals court in New York indicated Friday that it will take a hard look at the legality of congressional subpoenas seeking President Donald Trump's banking records after a lawyer for the president argued the request was too broad.
Georgia students sickened after eating unknown substance
The Associated Press | Posted Aug 23rd - 12:13pm
A Georgia sheriff says several students at a middle school became sick after eating an unknown substance that looked like candy.
Memorials for former governor Blanco move to her Cajun home
The Associated Press | Updated Aug 23rd - 12:10pm
Memorial events honoring former Louisiana Gov. Kathleen Babineaux Blanco are shifting to Cajun country, her beloved home region.
Teacher who says she killed man is put with victim's sibling
Travis Loller, Associated Press | Updated Aug 23rd - 12:03pm
A Tennessee teacher who told police she killed a young man in a drug deal last month was then assigned to a classroom with the victim's sibling, according to the group that runs the charter school.
The Latest: Man gets life in 1998 killing of video clerk
The Associated Press | Updated Aug 23rd - 12:00pm
The Latest on the sentencing of a Montana man who admitted killing a teenage clerk at a video store in 1998. (all times local):
DA objects to deal in lawsuit over Houston area bail system
Juan A. Lozano, Associated Press | Posted Aug 23rd - 11:58am
The top prosecutor in Texas' most populous county is opposing parts of a proposed settlement in a federal lawsuit over the county's bail system, which was deemed unconstitutional by a federal judge.
Western states oppose plan to charge for US reservoir water
James MacPherson, Associated Press | Updated Aug 23rd - 11:58am
Attorneys general from a dozen western states want the Trump administration to halt a proposal by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers that they say usurps states' authority over their own water.
Serial killer pleads guilty in 2 slayings
Dan Sewell, Associated Press | Updated Aug 23rd - 11:46am
A man who claims he has killed more than 90 women across the country pleaded guilty Friday to killing two women in Cincinnati in the 1980s.
Family of first enslaved Africans in America marks 400 years
Ben Finley, Associated Press | Updated Aug 23rd - 11:34am
A family that traces its bloodline to America's first enslaved Africans said Friday that their ancestors endured unimaginable toil and hardship — but they also helped forge the nation.
Saint Alphonsus employee facing wire fraud charges
The Associated Press | Updated Aug 23rd - 11:26am
A southwestern Idaho woman is denying charges she stole $1 million from Saint Alphonsus Health System.
Mom had boasted of kids on social media before shootings
The Associated Press | Posted Aug 23rd - 11:24am
A Georgia woman who is believed to have fatally shot her grown son and daughter before killing herself had bragged about her children on social media not long before the bodies were discovered.
