WHO recommends naloxone to prevent 20,000 overdose deaths in U.S.
GENEVA (Reuters) – More than 20,000 deaths might be prevented every year in the United States alone if naloxone, used to counter drug overdoses, was more widely available, the World Health Organization said on Tuesday.
San Antonio mayor’s car hit in drive-by shooting, mayor not a target: police
SAN ANTONIO (Reuters) – Two people were injured and a car belonging to the mayor of San Antonio was damaged when it was caught in crossfire in a drive-by shooting on Monday involving rival gangs, police said.
Utah police justified in death of man wielding sword, prosecutor says
(Reuters) – A Utah prosecutor on Monday said police were justified in shooting and killing a 22-year-old black man accused by officers of lunging at them with a sword the man’s family described as decorative.
St. Louis police deny no-fly zone during protests aimed at media
CLAYTON Mo. (Reuters) – St. Louis County police defended on Monday a no-fly zone imposed over the suburb of Ferguson during August street protests, saying it was for safety reasons, after an Associated Press report said the prohibition was to keep news…
One wounded in shooting outside Delaware college residence hall
(Reuters) – One person was wounded on Monday in a shooting outside an off-campus residence hall at Delaware State University in Dover on Monday and the shooter was at large after fleeing the scene, a city spokeswoman said.
Nurse, Maine settle Ebola quarantine suit
BRUNSWICK Maine/WINSTON-SALEM N.C. (Reuters) – Maine has reached a settlement with a nurse who was briefly quarantined in her home after treating victims of Ebola in West Africa, allowing her to travel freely in public but requiring her to monitor her …
Dutch killer van der Sloot stabbed in prison, lawyer says
LIMA (Reuters) – The lawyer of convicted killer Joran van der Sloot said on Monday that the Dutch citizen had been stabbed repeatedly in a Peruvian prison in recent days, but penitentiary authorities said he likely hurt himself.
Judge in Colorado cinema massacre case allows sanity exam video at trial
DENVER (Reuters) – A judge overseeing the Colorado theater massacre case will let jurors in the upcoming murder trial of James Holmes see a video of the accused gunman’s sanity examination, court documents showed on Monday.
Bus driver injured in blast outside Washington state schools
SEATTLE (Reuters) – A small chemical bomb exploded in a parking lot on the campus of two Washington state elementary schools on Monday, injuring a bus driver, law enforcement and school officials said.
St. Louis police deny no-fly zone during protests aimed at media
CLAYTON Mo. (Reuters) – St. Louis County police defended on Monday a no-fly zone imposed over the suburb of Ferguson during August street protests, saying it was for safety reasons, after an Associated Press report said the prohibition was to keep news…
