Teenager charged in fatal shooting of Iraqi immigrant in Dallas
(Reuters) – Dallas police arrested a teenager in last week’s fatal shooting of an Iraqi immigrant who was gunned down while taking pictures of his first snowfall, officials said on Friday.
Texas’ famed Alamo to be under new management after a century
SAN ANTONIO (Reuters) – The private heritage group that has operated the Alamo in San Antonio for more than a century will be removed from that role as the state tries to expand the scope of its most visited tourist site.
Atlantic City’s Revel Casino fails again to get a deal
(Reuters) – Revel Casino’s hard luck continues after a U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge rejected its agreement for a sale to a Florida developer for $82 million, marking the third failed deal for the shuttered hotel in New Jersey’s struggling seaside resort…
Man whose pills caused NYC concert goer’s death is spared prison
NEW YORK (Reuters) – A man who pleaded guilty to conspiring to sell the drug “Molly” to concert goers, including a 23-year-old man who died from an overdose at a 2013 electronic music festival in New York City, was sentenced on Friday to probation and …
U.S. auto safety chief says Takata more forthcoming on air bags
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Takata Corp, under pressure from a $14,000 daily fine from U.S. regulators, has started to become more cooperative about documents involving a deadly default in its air bag inflators, the top U.S. auto safety regulator said on Fr…
White House fence jumper suspect faces plea hearing
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – An Iraq War veteran faces a plea hearing on Friday on charges of running into the White House armed with a knife, one of a series of security gaffes by the U.S. Secret Service.
One killed, two injured in Oklahoma medical helicopter crash
(Reuters) – One person was killed and two others injured when a medical helicopter with three aboard crashed about 65 miles south of Tulsa, officials said Friday.
Washington state university investigating frat over slurs: newspaper
(Reuters) – University of Washington officials are investigating claims by black students that members of a fraternity embroiled in a racist video saga in Oklahoma hurled slurs at them during a protest, the Seattle Times reported.
Veteran Alaska musher first to reach Iditarod halfway point
JUNEAU, Alaska (Reuters) – A veteran Alaskan musher looking for his first Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race victory became the first to reach the official halfway point late on Thursday, pulling into the trail’s northern most community.
Michigan man faces up to 15 years in prison for soccer referee’s death
DETROIT (Reuters) – A soccer player faces up to 15 years in prison on Friday when he is sentenced for fatally injuring a referee who he punched during a recreational league game in a Detroit suburb last summer.
