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Memphis boy testifies his uncle killed 6 family members – Kingsport Times-News
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) An 11-year-old called the hero of one of Memphis’ worst mass slayings described for a jury Wednesday the knife and gun assault that killed six people, including his parents, and the boy fingered his “Uncle Junior” as the attacker
Ex-Indiana player Leary avoids prison in fraud – WNDU
Former Indiana University basketball player Todd Leary has avoided prison time for his role in an ex-business partner’s multimillion-dollar mortgage fraud scheme. An Allen County judge on Monday sentenced Leary to two years of work release or home
Movie planned on Indiana scientist’s memoir – msnbc.com
Bloomington – Hollywood seems set to make a movie based on an Indiana brain scientist’s memoir about suffering a stroke and her road to recovery. Jill Bolte Taylor of Bloomington tells The Herald-Times that Ron Howard plans to direct the filming on “My
Business to get hit by Cape Wind – Cape Cod Times
The Bay State’s hard-pressed businesses will get hit especially hard by Cape Wind’s electric rates even though there’s cheaper wind energy available from existing turbines in nearby Maine and elsewhere, a Herald review shows. Gov. Deval Patrick, who backs
Obama may seek to lower corporate taxes – Financial Times
Barack Obama signalled he was open to lowering the US s corporate tax rate from its level of 35 per cent, amid speculation that the administration could seek broad-based reform of the tax code as early as next year. At a meeting of his economic recovery
Latest Illinois news, sports, business and entertainment:, IL – WQAD
Illinois State Police Lt. Jim Morrisey says Harrison was a volunteer at Clark Middle School when he allegedly sent the pictures to the girl over the phone. Police have confiscated Harrison’s phone and weapon. It wasn’t immediately clear whether Harrison
Social Security in the race for U.S. Senate – Herald Tribune
in order to keep Social Security financially viable after 2037. He said the changes would not impact current retirees or workers aged 55 and older. He previously supported using private investment accounts for Social Security, but now opposes the idea