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University of Arkansas out-of-state tuition to be reduced

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP, posted Sept. 14, 2016) — The University of Arkansas at Fayetteville says it will offer reduced out-of-state tuition to qualifying first-year students beginning next year. The reduction is part of the university's Extended Stat...

 

Sheriff: Police dog dies in hot car in western Arkansas

HUNTSVILLE, Ark. (AP, posted Sept. 14, 2016) — Authorities say a police dog died after she was left in a hot patrol car by her handler in western Arkansas. Madison County Sheriff Phillip Morgan says the dog, named Lina, died Friday. The sheriff s...

 

Dallas project shows change in strategy in homeless care

DALLAS (AP, posted Sept. 14, 2016) — Orderly lines of small homes in the shadow of Interstate 30 in Dallas are a sign that Texas is embracing a national trend of giving the homeless permanent, subsidized housing and augmenting it with support s...

 

Grand jury clears Texas officers in deadly biker shootout

WACO, Texas (AP, posted Sept. 14, 2016) — A grand jury declined to recommend charges for three Waco, Texas, police officers who shot bikers during a gunfight between rival motorcycle clubs in which nine people were killed and 20 others were hurt, t...

 

George W. Bush paintings book coming in 2017

NEW YORK (AP, posted Sept. 14, 2016) — The next book from former President George W. Bush will be more about pictures than words. "Portraits of Courage: A Commander in Chief's Tribute to America's Warriors" will feature 66 oil paintings and a f...

 

Daughter indicted in March killing of parents in Odessa

ODESSA, Texas (AP, posted Sept. 14, 2016) — Prosecutors who originally charged a 17-year-old in the shooting deaths of his parents at their West Texas home have also charged his 23-year-old sister with the slayings. Ector County District Attorney B...

 

Texan wins glove nearly 60 years after baseball card contest

GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas (AP, posted Sept. 14, 2016) — A candy company has stuck to its word and sent a Texas man a Louisville Slugger glove nearly 60 years after a bubble gum and baseball card contest began. Darwin Day, 70, of Grand Prairie was c...

 

Camel, teen driver collide far from desert on Alabama road

SARDIS, Ala. (AP, posted Sept. 14, 2016) — Far from the desert, a teenage driver collided with a camel on an Alabama road, injuring the driver and animal. Sardis Police Chief James Harp tells The Gadsden Times (http://bit.ly/2c887t9) that the c...

 

Wedding ring returned to owner, 37 years after he lost it

MADRID (AP, posted Sept. 14, 2016) — Agustin Aliaga's marriage to his wife Juani Sanchez has lasted 37 years, even though he lost his wedding ring just months after they tied the knot. But now, the ring has been found. Diver Jessy Nisos says she f...

 

Lithuanian family finds wrong body, 2 passports in coffin

VILNIUS, Lithuania (AP, posted Sept. 14, 2016) — A grieving Lithuanian family had its grief compounded by shock last week when a coffin arrived from Sweden bearing a body that was supposed to belong to a dead relative. Instead, the 41-year-old t...

 

Texas A&M student with sign performs with Bruce Springsteen

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (AP, posted Sept. 14, 2016) — A Texas A&M University student holding a sign that pleaded with rocker Bruce Springsteen to share a song on stage had his wish come true in Philadelphia. KBTX-TV (http://bit.ly/2c8GT0K) reports M...

 

Llamas on the lam still missing

DURANGO, Colo. (AP, posted Sept. 14, 2016) — Two pack llamas that have been stranded for a month in the Weminuche Wilderness are still on the lam. The llamas, named Dawson and Chai, were with two women who became lost for two cold nights northeast o...

 

Man accused of mailing dead animals to school job winner

BROWNSTOWN, Ind. (AP, posted Sept. 14, 2016) — A southern Indiana man passed over for a coaching and teaching position allegedly mailed four dead skunks and a dead raccoon to the successful applicant, court documents say. Travis Tarrants, 40, of W...

 

When Forrest Fenn treasure hunters hit a dead end

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP, posted Sept. 14, 2016) — Don Dickens reached a peak on The Promontory at Yellowstone National Park, certain he would saunter down a few hundred feet and find the 40-pound chest of treasures that Santa Fe author and artifacts c...

 

Navy secretary defends his unusual picks for ship names

Navy Secretary Ray Mabus has raised a few eyebrows with some of the names he has picked for naval ships. Why, critics questioned, would he name a ship in honor of the late gay rights leader Harvey Milk or after former U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords whe...

 

DIVIDED AMERICA: How China fueled pain and Trump support

HANNIBAL, Ohio (AP, posted Sept. 14, 2016) — Crushed by Chinese competition and feeling betrayed by mainstream politicians, workers in the hills of eastern Ohio are embracing Donald Trump and his tough talk on trade. For decades, they and others l...

 

Forest bathing: A mindful walk in the woods, no getting wet

NEW YORK (AP, posted Sept. 14, 2016) — In Japan, it's called "shinrin-yoku," which translates as forest bathing. It's the practice of immersing yourself in nature to improve your well-being, and interest in the concept is growing, with spas, r...

 

Diving to Yellowstone Lake's underwater world

JACKSON HOLE, Wyo. (AP, posted Sept. 14, 2016) — Ocean explorer Dave Lovalvo's underwater robot Yogi, custom made to probe the depths of Yellowstone Lake, gives him a fancy new tool to find something. "Something" being the operative word. What it w...

 

Space agency starts to unfold atlas of 1 billion stars in 3D

MADRID (AP, posted Sept. 14, 2016) — If space is the final frontier, it will help to have an accurate map, and the European Space Agency said Wednesday its mission to chart more than 1 billion stars in the Milky Way is on track for completion in a y...

 

Treat or monitor early prostate cancer? 10-yr survival same

LONDON (AP, posted Sept. 14, 2016) — Men with early prostate cancer who choose to closely monitor their disease are just as likely to survive at least 10 years as those who have surgery or radiation, finds a major study that directly tested and c...

 

The pluses and minuses of drugmakers' discount cards

WASHINGTON (AP, posted Sept. 14, 2016) — Facing public furor for the price of its emergency allergy shot EpiPen, Mylan Pharmaceuticals quickly pointed to a familiar industry solution: copay discount cards. Copay coupons or cards have become a u...

 

Biologist hopes his rap video will spread faster than Zika

FAIRFAX, Va. (AP, posted Sept. 14, 2016) — A Fairfax County mosquito biologist has brought back his hip-hop alter ego to teach listeners how to prevent the spread of the Zika virus. The Washington Post (http://wapo.st/2cJstqL) reports that Andy L...

 

Iowa State botched response to 2014 rape, lawsuit alleges

AMES, Iowa (AP, posted Sept. 14, 2016) — A former Iowa State University student is suing the school for allegedly mishandling the response to her sexual assault by another student in 2014, saying its insensitive approach and bureaucratic errors f...

 

2 Liberty athletes suspended over alleged sex assault

RICHMOND, Va. (AP, posted Sept. 14, 2016) — Two Liberty University football players have been suspended from the team after an investigation connected them to an alleged sexual assault last year, the school said. Players Cameron Jackson and Kyle C...

 

Firm: Faster-than-expected corrosion led to pipeline blast

GREENSBURG, Pa. (AP, posted Sept. 14, 2016) — Faster-than-expected corrosion caused a Pennsylvania natural gas pipeline blast that scorched 40 rural acres in April and badly burned a man whose home was destroyed, the Texas energy company that owns th...

 

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