Alaska ban on same-sex marriage ruled unconstitutional
JUNEAU Alaska (Reuters) – A U.S. federal judge on Sunday ruled that the state of Alaska’s ban on same-sex marriage was unconstitutional.
Alaska ban on same-sex marriage ruled unconstitutional
JUNEAU Alaska (Reuters) – A U.S. federal judge on Sunday ruled that the state of Alaska’s ban on same-sex marriage was unconstitutional.
Boston hospital monitoring patient for possible Ebola case
(Reuters) – A man in Massachusetts who recently returned from Liberia is being evaluated at a Boston hospital for a potential case of Ebola after complaining of a headache and muscle aches, health officials said on Sunday.
Fay becomes hurricane after brushing Bermuda with high winds, rain
HAMILTON Bermuda (Reuters) – Tropical Storm Fay strengthened to a Category 1 hurricane in the Atlantic on Sunday afternoon after sweeping past Bermuda with strong winds and felling trees and knocking out power to thousands in the British territory.
Texas health worker becomes first person to contract Ebola in U.S.
DALLAS Texas (Reuters) – A Texas health worker has contracted Ebola after treating a Liberian who died of the disease in Dallas last week, raising concern about how U.S. medical guidelines aimed at stopping the spread of the disease were breached.
Conjoined twin Texas babies to take first step to separation surgery
HOUSTON (Reuters) – Conjoined 6-month-old twin girls will begin to undergo tissue expansion this month to stretch skin that will be used to cover patches of their bodies when they are separated in a surgery planned for December.
California police field reports of creepy clowns
(Reuters) – Reports of creepy clowns carrying knives and other weapons have been scaring people in the California city of Bakersfield for the past week, police said on Sunday.
St. Louis area police arrest at least 17 during weekend of protests
FERGUSON Mo. (Reuters) – Riot-gear clad police arrested at least 17 people on Sunday after they refused orders to disperse from a spontaneous sit-in outside a convenience store in St. Louis during a weekend of otherwise peaceful protests against police…
Wyoming man accused of stealing train in work dispute
(Reuters) – A Wyoming rail worker could face felony charges for protesting working conditions by stealing a train and taking it on a 13-mile joy ride before crashing it into another locomotive, local media and law enforcement said Sunday.
One killed, two hurt when train hits them on California trestle
(Reuters) – One woman was killed and two other people were badly hurt when they were struck by a train while taking photographs of the sunset from a California railroad trestle, the Santa Barbara County Fire Department said on Sunday.
