Massachusetts house where dead babies were found to be razed
BOSTON (Reuters) – Officials in Blackstone, Massachusetts, ordered the owner of a home where a 31-year-old woman was found living with the bodies of three of her dead children to tear the structure down.
Houston jury clears Patti LaBelle’s bodyguards of assault
AUSTIN Texas (Reuters) – A Houston jury cleared bodyguards of Grammy Award-winning singer Patti LaBelle in a lawsuit filed by a former West Point cadet who claimed they beat him so badly he had to drop out of the military academy.
Houston jury clears Patti LaBelle’s bodyguards of assault
AUSTIN Texas (Reuters) – A Houston jury cleared bodyguards of Grammy Award-winning singer Patti LaBelle in a lawsuit filed by a former West Point cadet who claimed they beat him so badly he had to drop out of the military academy.
Exclusive: Oil company rewrites its history, may aid founder’s divorce case
OKLAHOMA CITY (Reuters) – Oil driller Continental Resources Inc has been revising its corporate history in ways that diminish the publicly traded company’s accomplishments under CEO Harold Hamm, part of a legal strategy that might help Hamm avoid the largest divorce award in U.S. history.
Driver charged in fatal Delaware tour bus crash
(Reuters) – A New York tour bus driver faces charges after his bus crashed on a Delaware highway, killing two women and injuring several other people, authorities said late Tuesday.
Three Seattle schools sealed off as man opens fire, attempts kidnap
SEATTLE (Reuters) – Three Seattle schools ordered students to “shelter in place” after a man opened fire with a handgun in the area and tried to lure several children into a car, police said late on Tuesday.
Louisiana 14-year-old shot dead by police after altercation
NEW ORLEANS (Reuters) – A black teenager was shot dead during an altercation with a black police officer investigating reports of armed males entering an abandoned house in a small city near New Orleans, Louisiana state police said on Tuesday.
Oregon man sues Costco, claims store security broke his leg
PORTLAND Ore. (Reuters) – An Oregon man has sued Costco for $670,000, claiming store security detained him and broke his leg after he refused to show his receipt when exiting the building.
Turtles band members win copyright dispute against Sirius XM
(Reuters) – A U.S. judge has sided with members of the 1960s band the Turtles in their dispute with Sirius XM Holdings Inc, ruling the satellite radio provider infringed on copyrights by airing their pre-1972 songs without paying royalties.
Arizona congressional candidate denounces ad by gun control group
(Reuters) – A Republican in a hotly contested Arizona congressional race fought back on Tuesday against an attack ad by gun control advocates, saying she has always favored barring stalkers from owning guns and dismissing suggestions to the contrary as…
