Flights at Chicago’s main airports grounded due to fire: FAA
(Reuters) – All flights into and out of Chicago’s O’Hare and Midway international airports were grounded early on Friday due to a fire at an air traffic control facility, the Federal Aviation Administration said.
Police, protesters clash at rally in Ferguson, Missouri: CNN, KMOV
(Reuters) – Several protesters were arrested on Thursday night after police clashed with demonstrators at a rally in Ferguson, Missouri, where black teenager Michael Brown was shot to death by a white police officer last month, CNN and KMOV-TV reported…
Cuban couple reunited in U.S. after year-long sea odyssey
AUSTIN Texas (Reuters) – Almost a year after he smuggled his way out of Cuba on a homemade boat, Jose Caballero was reunited late Thursday with his wife who survived a harrowing sea voyage of her own last month.
Two convicted in California of conspiring to join al Qaeda
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Two men accused of seeking to join al Qaeda and training to carry out attacks on U.S. military bases and personnel in the Middle East were convicted on federal charges in California Thursday after a trial of more than six weeks,…
Dutch tourist fined for crashing drone in Yellowstone hot spring
(Reuters) – A Dutch tourist has been ordered to pay penalites of more than $3,000 for crashing a drone aircraft into a famous hot spring at Yellowstone National Park, a park spokesman said on Thursday.
Jury begins retrial of Florida loud music shooting
JACKSONVILLE Fla. (Reuters) – A Florida jury began hearing the retrial on Thursday of Michael Dunn, a middle-aged white man charged with murder after he shot an unarmed black teenager during an argument over loud rap music.
NBA player arrested in Michigan for domestic assault
(Reuters) – NBA Charlotte Hornets forward Jeffery Taylor was arrested in a Michigan hotel early on Thursday and charged with domestic assault, according to police.
Woman accused of hurling shoe at Clinton pleads guilty to trespassing
LAS VEGAS (Reuters) – A woman accused of throwing a shoe at Hillary Clinton in April while the former secretary of state was giving a speech in Las Vegas has pleaded guilty to trespassing on a restricted building, federal prosecutors said on Thursday. 
Utah opens criminal probe into Stericycle medical waste incinerator
(Reuters) – Utah Governor Gary Herbert asked the state’s attorney general on Thursday to open a criminal probe into allegations of misconduct at a medical waste incinerator that environmental activists have accused of polluting the air.
Tennessee Supreme Court postpones execution amid court challenge
(Reuters) – The Tennessee Supreme Court on Wednesday granted the request of a death row inmate to postpone his execution so that a court challenge to the state’s execution methods can work its way through the judicial system, court documents showed.
