Monthly Archives: June 2013

It took nearly eight decades, but Frederick Gray is finally a high school graduate.

The Watertown Daily Times (http://bit.ly/11sOqdY ) reports that the 97-year-old World War II veteran was

Barbara Vucanovich, who was the first woman to represent Nevada in Congress and went on to serve the sprawling, rural 2nd Congressional District for 14 years, died Monday after a brief illness,

A Southwest Airlines flight traveling from Los Angeles to Austin, Texas, landed safely in Phoenix Monday after a telephone bomb threat.

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport officials say

Former District of Columbia Councilmember Michael Brown has pleaded guilty in federal court to a bribery charge.

Brown, who was charged with bribery on Friday, entered the plea Monday

The Obama administration faced fresh anger Monday at home and abroad over U.S. spy programs that track phone and Internet messages around the world in the hope of thwarting terrorist threats. But a

Jurors began deliberations Monday in the first-degree murder case against a former Kansas lawman accused of killing his wife and setting their house on fire while their young sons slept down the