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Raw: First Lady, Daughters Enjoy Irish Sights
First lady, Michelle Obama took a tour of Ireland's Wicklow Mountains National Park with daughters Sasha and Malia on Tuesday. They are in Ireland while President Obama attends the G-8 summit. (June 18)
Greene County transit to increase fares
Bus fares on the Greene County transit system are scheduled to increase on July 1.The Greene CATS board voted last month to increase fares.“The decision to increase fares is never an easy one, but became necessary due to reduced reimbursement rates for services provided with federal funds” said Ken Collier, ...
AP Top Stories June 13 A
Here's the latest news for Thursday, June 13: Big storm heads east; Thousands flee Colorado fire; Turkey offers referendum to protesters; NASCAR driver Leffler dies in accident.
Hands-free Texting Still Distracting for Drivers
A new AAA study has found that using voice commands to send text messages and emails while driving is actually more distracting and dangerous than simply talking on a cellphone. (June 12)
Raw: Interstate Closed After Tanker Explosion
A nearly 2-mile stretch of Interstate 70 in Kansas City is closed after a tanker truck crashed and exploded into flames, injuring the driver. (June 7)
'Spock' on IRS Video: No Redeeming Value
A high-ranking IRS official admitted that he saw no redeeming value in a now infamous IRS video. Faris Fink, who played the role of Mr. Spock in the Star Trek parody, testified before a House committee on Thursday. (June 7)
Turkey Riots Not Impacting Tourism
Tourist and cultural attractions in Turkey remain open, despite the massive protests in that country. Foreign tourists say the unrest didn't scare them away. (June 5)
Storm Chasers' Deaths Raise Industry Questions
The deaths of three respected tornado researchers near Oklahoma City have renewed questions about whether the risk of heading into violent storms in 'Tornado Alley' is too great. (June 3)
Man Hunting for Pythons Finds Mysterious Jewelry
In the middle of the Florida Everglades, something gold in the murky swamp caught the attention of Mark Rubinstein. Experts say he may have found something to belonged to someone on one of two planes that crashed in the area decades ago. (J...
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