Wednesday, June 19, 2013
The HoverFlow company has sold some of its video images commercially, but the co-owner says it is complying with federal limits.
The Maine Turnpike Authority says many drivers will benefit from the change on Nov. 1. But others will be hurt by sharp increases in tolls.
The main reason: The medications came from countries whose governments negotiated prices with manufacturers.
Boston Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine says his team's roster is beyond depleted . . .
The submarine suffered $450 million in damage during a May arson at a naval shipyard in Maine.
A Wisconsin judge on Friday struck down the state law championed by Gov. Scott Walker that effectively ended collective bargaining rights for most public workers.
In banks from Utah to Pennsylvania this summer, a middle-aged man has been demanding money from frightened tellers and offering the same sad story: He only had months to live . . .
"Every yard we get this week is going to be really earned," Patriots left guard Logan Mankins said. "It's going to be a tough challenge."
The average daily high temperature in Death Valley last month was 113 degrees.
Unlike natural caves, it will be cleaned annually to keep the fungus that causes white-nose syndrome from reaching lethal levels.
The City Council is scheduled to vote Monday on whether to demolish the building to create a parking lot.
She tells Portsmouth Naval Shipyard workers that she'll never forget what they have done for the nation's defense, calling them "simply the best."
Meanwhile, Republicans criticize him for sending "mixed signals" to the world about American leadership.
Justice Joyce Wheeler also denies a motion to step down in favor of a new judge.
Citing health code violations including ‘rat droppings’ and ‘TONS of flies all over the food,’ officials shut down the Porthole restaurant and two other sites owned by Oliver Keithly.
"Is $100,000 middle income?" George Stephanopoulos asked.
The city's nearly weeklong teachers strike appeared headed toward a resolution Friday, saying the "heavy lifting" was over.
Following a quick fundraising trip to New York, Romney was headed Friday to Ohio, which has been essential to any Republican seeking the White House.
Michael Young claims he asked for an attorney prior to interrogations by the police.
The royal family sues a French gossip magazine for a "grotesque and totally unjustifiable" invasion of privacy.
The percentage of those who are undecided jumped to 12 percent from 4 percent in August.
The armed militants who mingled with protesters in Benghazi may have had help from Libyan security.
Under Maine's new health insurance law, some business premiums have fallen while others jumped, stirring disagreement on its value.
The United States is bracing for another potential eruption of violent demonstrations after Friday's weekly prayers.
The scandal investigation is not confined to any one student group, Harvard leader Drew Faust says.
In addition to the star couple, the Portland event draws leaders of the state's business and arts communities, and features a funky mix of music and home movies.