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Urban stretch of South Platte River gets revitalization plan

DENVER (AP, posted Sept. 5, 2016) — Officials have revealed details of plans to revitalize a 40-mile urban stretch of the South Platte River with plenty of water and healthy fish. Denver Water and Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials said they've o...

 

Remote-operated cloud seeder being installed above Dolores

CORTEZ, Colo. (AP, posted Sept. 5, 2016) — A remote-operated cloud-seeding generator is being installed in the mountains above Dolores in an attempt to improve snowpack and runoff into McPhee Reservoir. Cloud seeders emit plumes of silver iodide i...

 

Police probe fire that damaged Kansas school's playground

KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP, posted Sept. 5, 2016) — Police in Kansas City, Kansas, are trying to solve who set fire on a school playground, damaging tens of thousands of dollars of equipment. KMBC-TV (http://bit.ly/2c7uxtD) reports that equipment i...

 

Former Kansas teacher admits having drug paraphernalia

OLATHE, Kan. (AP, posted Sept. 5, 2016) — A former Kansas kindergarten teacher has agreed to spend roughly six months in jail after having admitted she possessed drug paraphernalia during a traffic stop in which authorities say they also found c...

 

Man loses bid to withdraw plea in double Kansas killing

WICHITA, Kan. (AP, posted Sept. 5, 2016) — A southern Kansas judge has denied a man's push to withdraw his guilty plea for his alleged role in the 2014 killings of an elderly couple in Wichita. Sedgwick County District Judge Bruce Brown last week r...

 

Man arrested after confrontation with firefighter, officer

WICHITA, Kan. (AP, posted Sept. 5, 2016) — Police in Wichita, Kansas, say a man is in custody after assaulting a police officer and firefighter at a building doubling as a police and fire station. Wichita police Sgt. Nikki Woodrow tells KSNW-TV (...

 

Responding to college-cost audit, Nixon touts affordability

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP, posted Sept. 5, 2016) — Democratic Gov. Jay Nixon is doubling down on his stance that Missouri is a "national leader in college affordability" in response to a recent state audit that found in-state and out-of-state s...

 

Deer disease prompts mandatory testing in parts of Missouri

ST. LOUIS (AP, posted Sept. 5, 2016) — The Missouri Department of Conservation plans mandatory inspection of deer killed in 29 counties during the opening weekend of the November firearms season as part of the effort to battle a deadly disease. T...

 

Hitchhiker details what led up to fatal shooting of officer

LAS CRUCES, N.M. (AP, posted Sept. 5, 2016) — A hitchhiker who authorities say jumped into a car with two Ohio fugitives before one of them fatally shot a New Mexico police officer says he had no way of knowing that the two men were suspects in a k...

 

Missing Kentucky teen found unharmed in New Mexico

DANVILLE, Ky. (AP, posted Sept. 5, 2016) — Kentucky State Police say a teenager has been found unharmed in New Mexico two days after being reported missing. State police say in a news release that 15-year-old Jenna Oakley of Danville was located i...

 

Father, daughter die in flooded arroyo in Tohatchi

TOHATCHI, N.M. (AP, posted Sept. 5, 2016) — A Navajo father and daughter in northwest New Mexico were found dead after trying to rescue a family pet from a flooded arroyo. Navajo Nation President Russell Begaye expressed condolences in a statement S...

 

With NFL career on hold, Manziel re-enrolls at Texas A&M

DALLAS (AP, posted Sept. 5, 2016) — Former Cleveland quarterback Johnny Manziel has re-enrolled at Texas A&M after his NFL career was derailed by a series of off-field incidents that included a domestic violence charge still pending in court. A s...

 

Head of South Texas school district arrested on drug charge

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas (AP, posted Sept. 5, 2016) — The superintendent of a struggling South Texas school district has been suspended after he was arrested and accused of possessing marijuana. Premont school district Superintendent Eric Ramos was p...

 

Mother's efforts bring cameras to special-needs classrooms

KELLER, Texas (AP, posted Sept. 5, 2016) — A North Texas mother's efforts to get cameras installed in classrooms with special needs students for increased safety are finally coming to fruition. Breggett Rideau had been lobbying the Texas L...

 

Texas man accused of shooting 2 teenage girls, killing 1

WICHITA FALLS, Texas (AP, posted Sept. 5, 2016) — Police in North Texas say a 20-year-old man has been arrested after being accused of fatally shooting one teenage girl and injuring another girl as the two students were walking home from school. K...

 

Poll: Support for Black Lives Matter grows among white youth

WASHINGTON (AP, posted Sept. 5, 2016) — Support for the Black Lives Matter movement has increased among young white adults, according to a poll that suggests a majority of white, black, Asian and Hispanic young adults now support the movement c...

 

Lynne Stewart, fighting cancer, still hopes for a revolution

NEW YORK (AP, posted Sept. 5, 2016) — A once-prominent New York civil rights lawyer convicted of helping a terrorist client communicate with his followers is still battling the cancer that earned her compassionate release from prison over two y...

 

Eastern Kentucky convent carries on Mother Teresa's work

JENKINS, Ky. (AP, posted Sept. 5, 2016) — Dina Branham remembers vividly the day when Mother Teresa came to visit her disabled daughter, Sabrina. "She got her up and prayed for her," Branham said. "She picked her up in her arms." Sabrina Branham, n...

 

Researcher shares world of coral canyons, seamounts

GROTON, Conn. (AP, posted Sept. 5, 2016) — Nygren and Heezen canyons aren't familiar natural wonders like the Grand Canyon, nor are Bear and Retriever seamounts the kinds of peaks that inspire throngs of sightseers, hikers and photographers to the sl...

 

Europe's Rosetta probe finds lost Philae lander on comet

BERLIN (AP, posted Sept. 5, 2016) — Europe's Rosetta space probe has located its lost Philae lander, wedged in a "dark crack" on a comet, the European Space Agency said Monday. Rosetta's camera finally captured images on Friday of the lander on c...

 

Future climate change field test doesn't make Earth greener

LOS ANGELES (AP, posted Sept. 5, 2016) — In the course of a 17-year experiment on more than 1 million plants, scientists put future global warming to a real world test — growing California flowers and grasslands with extra heat, carbon dioxide and... Full story

 

Observers say monarch numbers are extremely low this year

CHICAGO (AP, posted Sept. 5, 2016) — Butterfly observers in Illinois are seeing a phenomenon this year that is playing out nationally: As the monarch starts its near-3,000-mile winter migration from Canada to Mexico, their observed numbers are extrem...

 

Far-away asteroid named after Freddie Mercury on birthday

LONDON (AP, posted Sept. 5, 2016) — Queen guitarist Brian May says an asteroid in Jupiter's orbit has been named after the band's late frontman Freddie Mercury on what would have been his 70th birthday. May says the International Astronomical U...

 

Business makes 3D printers to help orthodontists fix teeth

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP, posted Sept. 5, 2016) — A client with crooked teeth can show up at an orthodontist's office at 9 a.m., get a high-tech exam and walk out the door 90 minutes later wearing a set of "invisible" plastic braces, known as a... Full story

 

Experts say self-driving cars are getting up to speed

ATTLEBORO, Mass. (AP, posted Sept. 5, 2016) — Turning onto Interstate 95, a Boston-bound driver notices an odd-looking car moving in sync with traffic. But unlike the rest of the morning commute, the car appears to have no driver— just a pas...

 

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