Colorado airports tighten rules on marijuana possession
DENVER (Reuters) – Colorado’s two largest airports have tightened their rules on marijuana possession after the state became the first in the nation to allow recreational pot stores to operate, airport officials said on Thursday.
Accused Colorado gunman’s statements about explosives ruled admissible
DENVER (Reuters) – A judge in the case of an accused Colorado theater gunman said on Thursday that most statements made by James Holmes to law enforcement about explosives inside his booby-trapped apartment without his lawyer present can be used at tri…
San Diego gang ran prostitution ring across U.S., prosecutors say
SAN DIEGO (Reuters) – Two dozen gang members accused of running a vast, California-based human trafficking ring that sent women and underage girls across state lines for prostitution have been indicted on federal racketeering charges in a case prosecut…
Jury begins deliberating in California police brutality case
SANTA ANA, California (Reuters) – Jurors began deliberating on Thursday in the trial of two former California police officers charged in the 2011 beating death of a mentally ill homeless man, an incident that touched off protests and political upheaval…
Oklahoma executes man who killed store manager in robbery
OKLAHOMA CITY (Reuters) – Oklahoma executed a man by lethal injection on Thursday who was convicted of beating a Tulsa convenience store manager to death with a baseball bat during a robbery in 1995.
Parents lobby Florida lawmakers on medical marijuana
TALLAHASSEE, Florida (Reuters) – Parents of children suffering from severe epilepsy and other illnesses got a sympathetic reaction on Thursday from Florida lawmakers considering the legalization of a new marijuana strain that shows promising results fo…
Analysis: For now, scandal not seen as fatal to Christie in 2016
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – For New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, the road to the White House in 2016 suddenly has gotten bumpy – but it’s not closed.
Parents lobby Florida lawmakers on medical marijuana
TALLAHASSEE, Florida (Reuters) – Parents of children suffering from severe epilepsy and other illnesses got a sympathetic reaction on Thursday from Florida lawmakers considering the legalization of a new marijuana strain that shows promising results fo…
Gay rights group asks for federal recognition of Utah same-sex marriages
SALT LAKE CITY (Reuters) – A gay rights group asked the U.S. federal government on Thursday to recognize the marriages of gay couples who rushed to wed in Utah after a court ruling briefly legalized gay unions in the conservative, predominantly Mormon …
Missouri teen pleads guilty to misdemeanor in assault case
MARYVILLE, Missouri (Reuters) – A Missouri man accused by a teen girl of sexually assaulting her at a 2012 party when he was 17 pleaded guilty Thursday to misdemeanor charge Of endangering a child, but will face no other charges in a case publicized by…
