New Dramatic Details about Murder Investigation (KFSN-TV Fresno)A local man tells a frightening story about being accidently swept up in a Northeast Fresno murder investigation.
Winds whip through Front Range (Greeley Tribune)Damages from Monday night's gale-force winds are estimated at $2 million across the Front Range for one insurance company.
Local entrepreneurs doing business the old fashioned way (The Beaufort Gazette) When Roxanne Knight wanted to add a new teak table and chairs to the patio seating at the Blue Crab restaurant in Beaufort, she turned to a centuries-old method of making business transactions.
In brief: Illinois (The Times of Northwest Indiana)Find events going on in your community, and plan your week?s activities with The Times.
No repairs started at Crestview Assisted Living (Amarillo Globe-News)[The mail is piling up just inside the front door. A few lights are still on inside.
Sylmar woman is now post-fire keeper of the flame (Los Angeles Times)After a November blaze left the Oakridge Mobile Home Park in ruins, manager Ginny Harmon's job became more poignant. Ginny Harmon, burnt-red hair teased into her trademark bouffant, hits the brakes of her white company minivan along nearly every street. She pauses for seconds, sometimes minutes, to talk about what once was.
Restaurant Reopens After Murrysville Gas Rupture (KDKA Pittsburgh)Atria's restaurant in Murrysville is back open today after being closed for a month. The restaurant was forced to close back on November 25th after Sunoco oil gasoline line ruptured sending more than 10,000 gallons of gasoline spewing into the air.
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