Bangladesh to talk with US about terror suspect

DHAKA, Bangladesh—Police say they are investigating whether a Bangladeshi man charged with trying to blow up the Federal Reserve building in New York had connections with radical groups in Bangladesh. Dhaka Metropolitan Police official Monirul Islam...

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Pavilion collapses in central Pa., several injured

PARADISE, Pa.—Officials say a pavilion has collapsed at a park in central Pennsylvania and as many as 10 people are hurt. Lancaster County Emergency Management Director Randall Gockley says the accident happened around 8:30 p.m. Friday at the Paradise...

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Bangladesh to talk with US about terror suspect

DHAKA, Bangladesh—Police say they are investigating whether a Bangladeshi man charged with trying to blow up the Federal Reserve building in New York had connections with radical groups in Bangladesh. Dhaka Metropolitan Police official Monirul Islam...

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Pavilion collapses in central Pa., several injured

PARADISE, Pa.—Officials say a pavilion has collapsed at a park in central Pennsylvania and as many as 10 people are hurt. Lancaster County Emergency Management Director Randall Gockley says the accident happened around 8:30 p.m. Friday at the Paradise...

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Newsweek to cease print edition after 80 years

Click photo to enlarge FILE- In this Monday, May 16, 2005, file photo, pedestrians walk past the Broadway entrance to the Newsweek. building in New York. Newsweek announced Thursday, Oct. 18, 2012 that it will end its print publication after 80...

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Denver police receive awards for being "best of the best"

 In 2011, investigative work done by Denver Det. Joel Humphrey helped to put three killers behind bars for life and on Thursday, he was among six officers honored by the police department. Manager of Safety Alex Martinez called the recipients...

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Newsweek to cease print edition after 80 years

Click photo to enlarge FILE- In this Monday, May 16, 2005, file photo, pedestrians walk past the Broadway entrance to the Newsweek. building in New York. Newsweek announced Thursday, Oct. 18, 2012 that it will end its print publication after 80...

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Denver police receive awards for being "best of the best"

 In 2011, investigative work done by Denver Det. Joel Humphrey helped to put three killers behind bars for life and on Thursday, he was among six officers honored by the police department. Manager of Safety Alex Martinez called the recipients...

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Phillips 66 to sell 432-acre campus in Louisville

A 432-acre property in Louisville that was intended to house a "world-class" research and training campus -- a facility heralded for its potential to bring thousands of jobs and an economic boom -- is back on the market. Phillips 66, the Houston-based...

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Boulder County crews responding to house fire near Sugarloaf Road

Boulder County fire crews responded Wednesday night to a house engulfed in flames off Sugarloaf Road in the foothills west of Boulder.Emergency dispatchers confirmed at about 8:25 p.m. that the Four Mile and Nederland fire departments had been called...

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Boulder County crews responding to house fire near Sugarloaf Road

Boulder County fire crews responded Wednesday night to a house engulfed in flames off Sugarloaf Road in the foothills west of Boulder.Emergency dispatchers confirmed at about 8:25 p.m. that the Four Mile and Nederland fire departments had been called...

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Phillips 66 to sell 432-acre campus in Louisville

A 432-acre property in Louisville that was intended to house a "world-class" research and training campus -- a facility heralded for its potential to bring thousands of jobs and an economic boom -- is back on the market. Phillips 66, the Houston-based...

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