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Man Charged After Fight Leads To Death
Sep 1, 2010 14:21pm
Charleston Police say the suspect threw one punch.
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Kanawha Two-Mile Sewer Project Receives Funding Approval
Sep 1, 2010 14:27pm
Project top of list for city sewer system
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Veteran FBI Special Agent Steve Moore says he believes imprisoned American student Amanda Knox is innocent and had no part in murdering her British roommate while the two were studying in Italy. Knox's appeal is set to begin in November.
United States - Italy - Murder of Meredith Kercher - Federal Bureau of Investigation - Amanda Knox
Hurricane Earl is bigger, stronger, faster and heading closer to North Carolina's outer banks. Residents are bracing for Earl's impact as the category 4 storm gathered strength overnight.
North Carolina - United States - Outer Banks - Hurricane Earl - Tropical cyclone warnings and watches
Cautious US relaunches direct Israeli-Palestinian peace talks after 2 years
Israeli–Palestinian conflict - Middle East - Warfare and Conflict - Israel-Palestine - Mahmoud Abbas
Chicago's top cop criticized for 'gang summit,' but other departments say tactic effective
Police - Gang - Scouting - Recreation - Gang Shows
Rapper T.I., wife arrested on drug charges during Los Angeles traffic stop
Traffic stop - Health - Sword - Morris - Dance
Pharmaceutical manufacturer Allergan pleads guilty for its off-label promotion of Botox and will pay $600 million to settle a longstanding federal investigation into whether the company's marketing of the drug's use misled physicians.
Allergan - Off-label use - Business - United States - Pharmaceuticals
The NFL is investigating an apparent sex tape of New England Patriots rookie Brandon Spikes and a woman that has turned up on the web. A spokesman confirmed to ESPN Tuesday that the matter was being "looked into" by the league. The video shows a man who looks like Spikes engaged in a sexual act. Spikes' lawyer, Terry Watson, told ESPN the video's publication on the internet was an "embarrassing situation," and that the events depicted occurred prior to his NFL career. The NFL requires that players avoid conduct that hurts "public confidence" in the league.
New England Patriot - NFL - Brandon Spikes - National Football League - ESPN
Dead suspect may be linked to at least 4 slayings; police find gruesome scene at Calif. home
Police - Law - Law Enforcement - United States - Ohio
In an exclusive interview with "This Week's" Christiane Amanpour, former UK prime minister Tony Blair said he was worried about Princess Diana after her marriage with Prince Charles ended.
Tony Blair - Diana Princess of Wales - Christiane Amanpour - Charles Prince of Wales - Royal family
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Kanawha County Commission President says that raises some issues that should be addressed now.
Charleston Police say murder charge does not apply.
Savings offered to consumers who buy certain products.
Two sections of new highway open to traffic.
Company to close plant in California.
More of McClintic Wildlife Management Area closed off.
Gov. says only poll that matters is election day.
West Virginia Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting draws a crowd at The Greenbrier.
Lawsuit says family received the wrong remains.
"The Hill" lists the top 50 wealthiest lawmakers.
Swing removal process continues at Cabell County's schools.
North Carolina woman sentenced to three years in prison.
Independent investigator says information from UBB Mine methane monitors needs to be put in perspective.
Marshall's football team heads to Columbus on Wednesday to prepare to open season Thursday at Ohio State.
Baltimore leaving Bluefield after decades of rookie ball.
