Fargo to spend nearly $400,000 to clean dome Published April 3, 2009 The arena was used for sandbagging in recent weeks.
Judge rejects Vick plan to emerge from bankruptcy Published April 3, 2009 The judge suggested Vick start by considering liquidating one of his two Virginia homes and three cars he had planned to to keep.
Jury in diet-drug case convicts 2 attorneys Published April 3, 2009 Prosecutors charged the two with one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and eight counts of wire fraud.
Man claims in video to be US jihadist in Somalia Published April 3, 2009 A man who calls himself an American promotes holy war in Somalia in a video posted this week on an Islamic militant Web site.
Jobless make TV ads pitching themselves for work Published April 3, 2009 About a dozen job seekers have taped commercials, and none has landed a job yet. But the first commercials just started airing last week.
At least 12 killed at immigration center in NY Published April 3, 2009 A gunman opened fire on a room where immigrants were taking a citizenship exam in downtown Binghamton on Friday.
Dow jumps above 8,000 for first time in 2 months Published April 2, 2009 For every three stocks that fell, nine stocks rose on the New York Stock Exchange where volume came to 1.1 billion shares.
Signs recession nears bottom, but layoffs persist Published April 2, 2009 Economic indicators came in better than expected Wednesday, including construction spending and pending home sales.
Minn., ND flood victims get tax reprieve Published April 2, 2009 Flood victims will get an extra 30 days on taxes.
US atty. plans ‘significant’ Chicago court filing Published April 2, 2009 Blagojevich, 52, was charged in the complaint with scheming to sell or trade President Barack Obama's former U.S. Senate seat and a host of other corruption.