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MASON CITY — Chloe Downey, a 15-year-old leukemia patient from Charles City, gave golfers who participated in Thursday’s Make-A-Wish Foundation golf tournament in Mason City an idea of how the money raised can make children’s dreams come true.
After two shootings in less than 24 hours Authorities in Charleston are trying to reassure the public that these acts of violence are probably not random.
A boost in deep underground rumbling indicates that stress is building along a segment of the San Andreas fault near the town of Parkfield. Although tremors have not been proven to forecast earthquakes, the same pressure that stimulates tremors may also stimulate quakes.
Even the most seasoned prosecutors are haunted by cases involving abused and neglected children. By the time those cases make it to court, the damage to innocent children is done and their lives are irrevocably changed.
KPBS examines the reasons why the San Diego Board of Supervisors will not support the city's needle exchange program, which twice weekly provides clean needles to injection drug users as part of an effort to curb the spread of HIV, Hepatitis C and other blood-borne diseases. Dianne Jacob, chair of the board, said, "I think it particularly sends a wrong message to our kids.
The LaRosa Boys and Girls Club of McKeesport just got a $400,000 donation from the Allegheny Foundation to build an open-air sports pavilion.
If there were a prize for the most boneheaded thing that one hears very frequently, it would have to be the astonishment and revulsion that is commonly expressed at the existence of discrimination. You are likely to have heard this horrified expression before: "It's discrimination!" Heavens above! Alert the authorities!
July 9 (Bloomberg) -- U.K. companies are increasing purchases of insurance to protect executives’ personal assets in anticipation of a regulatory crackdown and class action lawsuits by U.S. investors, according to Marsh & McLennan Cos.
A "high risk" sex offender roamed Boston's streets for weeks and authorities took months to determine that his alleged victim had been beaten, raped and strangled. ...
In 2005, three major hurricanes -- Katrina, Rita and Wilma -- struck the U.S. Gulf Coast area, causing not just death and destruction, but also leading to insurance payments and federal disaster relief of more than $180 billion. Today, say the authors of a new book titled, At War with the Weather: Managing Large-Scale Risks in a New Era of Catastrophes, the U.S. is even more vulnerable to ...
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