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Unruly airline passenger yelled bin Laden's name

Posted less than an hour ago

A flight out of the Portland International Airport returned to the terminal Tuesday after the flight crew had a problem with a belligerent passenger who was yelling about terrorism.

Huguely found guilty in Virginia lacrosse slaying

Posted less than an hour ago

Jurors find former University of Virginia lacrosse player George Huguely V guilty of second-degree murder in the death of his ex-girlfriend, NBC News reported.

Newark mayor: NYPD spying on Muslims 'offensive'

Posted less than an hour ago

Imam Abdul A. Muhammad of the Masjid Imam K. Ali Muslim mosque in Newark, N.J., speaks in his clothing and accessories store on the surveillance of the Muslim community by the New York Police Department.The mayor and police director of New Jersey's largest city said Wednesday the New York Police Department misled their city and never told them it was conducting a widespread spying operation on Newark's Muslim neighborhoods. Had they known, they said, they never would have allowed it.



Third-grader shot at Wash. elementary school

Posted today at 4:07pm

A third-grade girl was wounded and a second student was detained Wednesday at an elementary school in Bremerton, Wash.

Letters claim 'pathogens' sent to senators, media

Posted today at 3:54pm

The FBI and the New York Police Department are investigating threatening letters that claim to contain dangerous pathogens and were sent to media companies and U.S. senators.

Virginia sheriff: Wal-Mart worker shoots boss, kills self

Posted today at 3:48pm

DINWIDDIE, Va. -- An employee at a Wal-Mart distribution center shot his manager in her leg, then fatally shot himself Wednesday afternoon, the Dinwiddie County Sheriff's Office told NBC station WWBT of Richmond.

Police release 'baby-sitting while white' video

Posted today at 3:11pm

Austin police release video of a white grandfather being handcuffed in an effort to disprove his claim that officers treated him improperly as he walked with his 5-year-old black granddaughter.

Va. lawmakers scale back controversial abortion bill

Posted today at 2:58pm

State Republican legislators have scrapped a bitterly contested proposal to require women seeking abortions to undergo invasive ultrasound imaging.

Parents slam Army in soldier's rabies death

Posted today at 2:34pm

The parents of a U.S. soldier who died from rabies after being bitten by a dog in Afghanistan are accusing the Army of “criminal negligence,” the Army Times reports.

Most Americans agree with Santorum: Satan is real

Posted today at 2:28pm

Rick Santorum is far from alone in professing a belief in Satan. In fact, most Americans believe in the devil too.Rick Santorum is far from alone in professing a belief in Satan. In fact, most Americans believe in the devil too.



3 teens stranded in blizzard burn snowmobile

Posted today at 2:20pm

When three boys ran out of firewood while trapped in a Colorado blizzard, they turned to the next flammable thing they could think of, NBC station KUSA of Denver reports.

Ga. cops: 2 children reported missing found safe

Posted today at 1:08pm

Authorities say two young children reported kidnapped after a stranger offered to help when their family car broke down have been found safe.

Marine makes last stand in foreclosed home

Posted today at 12:30pm

Arturo de los Santos lost his home to foreclosure more than a year ago and was evicted. Now he's facing forcible removal and arrest after moving back into the home to protest what he says is unfair treatment by lender Freddie Mac.Arturo de los Santos lost his home to foreclosure more than a year ago and was evicted. Now he's facing forcible removal and arrest after moving back into the home to protest what he says is unfair treatment by lender Freddie Mac.



Latino voters: Missed opportunity for Republicans?

Posted today at 11:40am

Hard-hitting immigration rhetoric is popular with conservative GOP primary voters, but may be costly in the fall because Latinos seem likely to account for a bigger share of the electorate than four years ago.

Report: LA sub kept teaching after 3 abuse allegations

Posted today at 11:26am

A substitute teacher in the nation's second-largest school district was investigated three times for allegations of sexual misconduct with students before he quit in 2007 and started teaching in another district, the Los Angeles Times reported.

Boys dying to be thin: the new faces of anorexia

Posted today at 10:54am

For boys suffering from anorexia and other eating disorders, the stigma of having a ‘girls’ disease’ often stymies their recovery. For boys suffering from anorexia and other eating disorders, the stigma of having a ‘girls’ disease’ often stymies their recovery.



Pet dog chases mountain lion up a tree

Posted today at 10:08am

A dog chased a cat up a tree Tuesday morning in Los Altos. Normally that wouldn't be a big deal, but this cat is a rather large mountain lion.

Trouble on the ranch: Rustling on rise in Texas

Posted today at 9:51am

Ranchers who have had to try to get their cattle through a rough drought have a new battle: cattle rustlers.

Why Samuel Jackson can't get a job

Posted today at 9:42am

Samuel M. Jackson, of the Chicago area, already has it rough it enough when it comes to name recognition. But comparisons with the same-named famous actor likely sounded wonderful to him after three other Samuel Jacksons got mixed up into his criminal background report.

Chicago sheriff: Mental health cuts mean more prisoners

Posted today at 8:39am

Chicago’s Cook County Jail, a harsh holding cell stuffed with up to 11,000 prisoners at any given time, is about to become even more crowded, according to The Chicago News Cooperative.Chicago’s Cook County Jail, a harsh holding cell stuffed with up to 11,000 prisoners at any given time, is about to become even more crowded, according to The Chicago News Cooperative.
Ville Platte Chamber of Commerce Business of the Month is Faith House of Acadiana

Congratulations to Faith House of Acadiana. The Ville Platte Chamber of Commerce Business of the Month for January.
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