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Fitness boot camp opens in Louisville
Fitness For Living has expanded its Fitness Boot Camps to...
Couple, son shot to death in Chicago area home
DARIEN, Ill. — A husband, wife and their son were found shot to death in their Chicago area home early Tuesday morning after the couple's daughter called police while hiding in a closet, officials said...
At What Cost?
In what contested issues of the 2010 election season, is likely to be one of the most hotly Amendments 60 and 61, along with Proposition 101, have both sides of the issue warning of devastating financial implications for the state if their side loses...
Obama courts Hispanics’ votes, blames GOP for their frustration
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama promised a...
Marshall Fire photos
Megan Sweeney is a local filmmaker and photographer who lives in Louisville and took photos of destroyed homes, firefighters, families and more to document...
Police Clash With Protesters in Anaheim
Violent clashes between protestors and police continued...
Teens arraigned after gang-rape outside school dance
RICHMOND, Calif. — Wearing bulletproof vests, three underage...
The Myth of Energy Independence: Why We Can’t Drill Our Way...
American energy independence makes for great political rhetoric. And not much else...
How To Claw Back Privacy Under Google’s New Policy
Google has a new universal privacy policy...
Clear-cut case
Maybe the homemade sign on the Peak to Peak Highway, painted in road-cone orange on plywood says it all: “U.S. Forest dis-Service. Locals say: Stop logging...
On the right track
New regulations and standards on rail tank cars carrying highly flammable crude oil were announced last month. Many of these new regulations are steps in the right direction with regards to improving the safety of the shipment of crude oil via rail, but there are ...
