Tennessee governor candidates weren’t always focused on careers in business – Nashville Tennessean
CARTHAGE, Tenn. Tennessee’s gubernatorial candidates both stress their business experience on the campaign trail, but their college records suggest that one wasn’t that interested in the subject and the other didn’t excel in his undergraduate

Australia diving death case goes to grand jury – Montgomery Advertiser
BIRMINGHAM — Alabama prosecutors presented evidence to a grand jury in the 2003 death of a woman who drowned during a honeymoon scuba dive on the Great Barrier Reef. Don Valeska of the Alabama attorney general’s office said attorneys presented the

Last engine rolls out of former AMC plant in Kenosha – Green Bay Press-Gazette
KENOSHA — The former American Motors auto plant in Kenosha employed some 14,000 people in its heyday. On Friday, the last Chrysler engine rolled off the line at the Kenosha plant, bringing to an end auto production work that spanned multiple generations

Government Wants Serial Killer to Be Denied Pension Money – The Ledger
The Canadian government wants to ensure that convicted serial killer Russell Williams, who headed Canada’s largest air force base, doesn’t receive any pension benefits. Prime Minister Stephen Harper said the government will take “all necessary actions” to