Oregon high school shooter took brother’s gun: documents
PORTLAND Ore. (Reuters) – A teenager who killed a classmate and injured a teacher at an Oregon high school stole the rifle he used in the shooting from his brother, a U.S. Army reservist, court documents obtained on Friday showed. 
Teens charged with helping Minnesota school suspect test bombs
(Reuters) – Two teenage boys have been charged with helping a student accused of planning a massacre at his southern Minnesota high school make and test explosives, police said on Friday.
Cleveland man sentenced to 35 years in city’s deadliest arson
CLEVELAND (Reuters) – A Cleveland man was sentenced to 35 years in prison on Friday for setting a fire that killed nine people, including eight children, the deadliest arson in the city’s history.
Retired physician pleads guilty to killing Aspen, Colorado socialite
DENVER (Reuters) – A retired physician pleaded guilty on Friday to killing a socialite in the tony ski resort town of Aspen, Colorado, and authorities dropped murder charges against his wife and a third suspect, prosecutors said.
Starbucks to raise prices on some drinks, packaged coffee
(Reuters) – Starbucks Corp on Friday said it will raise prices on some drinks offered by its U.S. shops and also boost list prices on its own brand of packaged coffee sold in supermarkets and other retail outlets.
Arizona man sentenced to four years prison in baby’s hot car death
(Reuters) – An Arizona man whose baby died when he forgot the boy in a car on a hot summer day while he completed tasks at the pub where he worked was sentenced on Friday to four years in prison, an official said.
Where to retire and get best care? Not Florida or Arizona: AARP
ORLANDO Fla. (Reuters) – Retirees who move to Florida and Arizona – popular retirement destinations – may not be getting the quality of life they expect, according to a study that ranked U.S. states by their long-term care services.
Mormon church says it must defend integrity of its doctrine
SALT LAKE CITY (Reuters) – Mormon church leaders welcome questions of faith and doctrine from members but become concerned when they lead to public statements or organized efforts to force change, a spokeswoman said on Friday as the church considers ta…
Family friendly workplaces would boost economy: White House
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The United States could boost its sagging labor force participation rate and get more people back to work – if more businesses had family friendly policies such as paid maternity and paternity leave, the White House said in a rep…
UCLA professor ordered to perform community service in fatal lab fire
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – A UCLA professor charged in a lab fire that fatally burned a Pakistani research assistant was fined $10,000 and ordered to perform community service on Friday after accepting responsibility for laboratory conditions that led to …
