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Specialist managed to get most of useful info off disc that almost melted during doomed spacecraft's breakup.
Government records obtained by The Associated Press indicate that civil rights leader Al Sharpton and his business entities owe nearly $1.5 million in overdue taxes and associated penalties
A Westchester woman who had her laptop stolen was able to connect to the computer, photograph two suspects and file the photos to police
Obama gathers more superdelegates, expects to surpass Clinton at any moment; Hillary camp scrambles to convince supporters that her campaign is sill alive
• Obama Adviser Ousted for Speaking With Hamas
• McCain Denies Reports of Snubbing Bush in 2000
Shiite opposition gunmen seized control of large areas of Beirut's Muslim sector from Sunni foes loyal to the U.S.-backed government on Friday, in street battles that left 14 dead, security officials said.
Canadian authorities have a train in northern Ontario under quarantine after one person died and several others came down with an undetermined illness.
Russians marked the defeat of Nazi Germany with return of tradition showcasing more than 100 tanks, mobile missile units and armored vehicles.
It's a happy Mother's Day for an Arkansas woman — she's pregnant with her 18th child. Michelle Duggar, 41, is due on New Year's Day
When U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and his top lieutenants convene the first meeting of the U.N.'s Task Force on the Global Food Crisis Monday, they should ask oil-rich member-states why they haven't been giving any aid.
The Austrian man accused of imprisoning his daughter for 24 years and fathering her seven children likely will face a murder charge that could bring a life sentence, the Daily Mail reported Friday.
A mother who allegedly drove her daughter to a fight with a classmate and then watched and cheered her on has been arrested in Florida on charges of child abuse.
The New Mexico apocalyptic church leader Wayne Bent has been released from jail after his son posted his $55,000 bond Friday, authorities said.
A San Francisco group is seeking a ballot initiative that would rename a city sewage treatment plant for President Bush. The city's Republican Party thinks the idea stinks.
An Ohio man has been sentenced to a month in prison for sharing a Little Debbie with a fellow inmate in a corrections program who wasn't allowed to eat the treat.
Surprise! The public auction of Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch has been canceled. The news came Friday afternoon, just five days before the 2,900-acre spread was set to be sold in public to the highest bidder.
Amid calls for Hillary Clinton to pull out of the presidential race, a music producer is offering to pay the senator and her daughter Chelsea $1 million to star in his upcoming video.
It looks like a sports bottle -- but inside is a filter that makes murky water full of deadly viruses and bacteria completely clean in just seconds.
Eva Mendes is topless and sucking her own toe in the new issue of Vogue Italia.
"American Idol" host Ryan Seacrest is reportedly in talks to take over Larry King's talk show.
A judge in Florida says the 17-year-old son of wrestler Hulk Hogan should serve eight months in jail for reckless driving.
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CHEYENNE - U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia is scheduled to give the keynote address this September at the annual banquet of the Wyoming State Bar in Cheyenne.
LARAMIE - University of Wyoming trustees voted unanimously Friday to give President Tom Buchanan a $50,000 raise to $350,000 a year.
CODY - A newly formed joint venture between a Ten Sleep company and two South Korean firms could mean more than 100 new jobs in Powell and additional jobs in other communities around the Bighorn Basin.
With construction expected to begin this summer on Powell's fiber-optic telecommunications network, the city is planning a May 28 open house at The Commons to answer questions and preview services for residents and businesses.
CHEYENNE - A member of the Northern Arapaho Tribe who killed a bald eagle for use in his tribe's Sun Dance in 2005 must stand trial, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday.
CHEYENNE - The University of Wyoming's Survey and Analysis Center says an anti-tobacco program in Wyoming is showing some success.
CASPER - Wyoming's community colleges must consider the interests of the state as they educate their students, Gov. Dave Freudenthal said at Thursday's meeting of the newly formed Community College Task Force.
CHEYENNE - The federal government announced Wednesday the distribution of more than $51 million to Wyoming as part of the Abandoned Mine Land program.
CASPER - A tornado touched down on Casper's south side but caused no damage.
CHEYENNE - State Rep. Dan Zwonitzer has withdrawn his candidacy for Wyoming's lone seat in the U.S. House.
RAWLINS - Ranchers and environmentalists have been complaining about methane springs bubbling up from old exploratory drilling holes, but a geologist says the phenomenon is a normal side effect of early coalbed methane development and no cause for concern.
LARAMIE - Ground will be broken May 17 for an addition at the University of Wyoming law school in Laramie.
CHEYENNE - A state park administrator from Nevada has been named administrator of the Wyoming Division of State Parks, Historic Sites and Trails.
GILLETTE - The first week of June will see Gillette getting attention from oil and gas energy producers, suppliers, and merchants.
CODY - The public is welcome to the monthly meeting of the Pahaska Corral of Westerners International at the Sunset House Restaurant in Cody on May 19. A no-host dinner will start at 6 p.m., followed by a presentation by Beryl Churchill.
Friday, May 9, 2008 Local events? WQHA Horse Show: Cam-Plex East Pavilion, Gillette. 7:30 a.m. 307-686-1399.
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Mother's Day 2008 will not pass without at least 17 people remembering the petite Cody woman who guided them through childhood and steered them toward happy, productive lives.
Things worth knowing about Cody's Super Mom, the late Millie Krenning who had 19 children:
National Geographic and a coalition of regional tourism, business and conservation organizations are creating a new guide to the greater Yellowstone ecosystem.
Bars in Cody will be allowed to remain open two additional hours July 3-5.
Wynona Thompson Auditorium is on schedule to open this fall.
The Wyoming Rib & Chop House was issued the city's final Bar and Grill liquor license Tuesday.
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