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American Linked to Terror Plot 'Lost Her Mind'

Christine Mott described her daughter as a troubled single mother who had the "mentality of an abused woman" and who, in trying to escape her loneliness, may have spiraled into the depths of Islamic extremism.

Mexico Drug War Hits New Bloody Level in Border City

Bodies are piling up, several journalists are reportedly missing or dead and once-busy streets are empty after dark.

Dems, GOP Set Sights onHealth Bill Fence-Sitters

With Dems' health care system overhaul in the final stretch, Republicans are being tapped to argue against — and even in favor of — the legislation
Pelosi Expresses Confidence Health Bill Will Pass
Dem Takes on Party Over Abortion Language in Bill
YOU DECIDE: If Health Reform Passes, Who Wins?

Prius Probe Contradicts Driver's Tale

Pattern of wear on runaway Prius brakes reportedly indicates they weren't applied at full force at high speeds

Afghan Official Wants More Troops After Series of Blasts

The governor of Kandahar province demanded more security Sunday after 12 coordinated explosions in Afghanistan's largest southern city killed dozens of people in the Taliban heartland.

Daylight Saving: Americans to Lose 1 Hour of Sleep Tonight

America is springing forward. Most Americans trade an hour's sleep this weekend for more evening sunshine to enjoy after work.

Vandals Ransack Former Nazi Concentration Camp

Vandals sprayed anti-Semitic graffiti on Holocaust memorials at a former Nazi concentration camp in Poland, desecration that authorities discovered Saturday and are investigating.

Nudes Photographer Meets Resistance In the Holy Land

Dov Litvinoff, head of the Tamar Regional Council, vowed he wouldn't support the project "logistically nor in terms of budget."

Iran Says it Broke Up U.S.-Backed Cyber War Networks

A judiciary statement says the networks were set up by Iranian opposition groups, including the armed People's Mujahedeen, and that 30 of their members were arrested.

Ground Zero Hotel's Marketing Strategy Creates Controversy

A new Manhattan hotel is marketing its proximity to Ground Zero as a selling point and creating a stir among some trying to preserve the memory of those lost during the September 11 terrorist attacks on the U.S.

Fla. Woman Dies After Weeklong Religious Fast

Authorities say a 55-year-old woman died alone in a bedroom of her central Florida home after locking herself in the room for several weeks for a lengthy religious fast.

Official: Lady Killed by NYC Subway Could Have Been Saved

There was enough time for straphangers to save the woman killed by a subway train while retrieving her gym bag, an investigator told The New York Post.

GOP: WH Job Offer to Sestak Would Be a 'Crime'

Half-Million Without Power in Northeast Storm

Ga. May Outlaw Abortions Based on Baby's Race

Republican Resigns After Teen Hot Tub Confession

Fraudulent Rx Links Corey Haim to Major Drug Ring

Ex-Astronauts Criticize Decision to End Moon Missions

Ex-Sec'y of State Kissinger Released From Hospital

GOP Stalls Obama Diplomat Pick Over Cuba Concerns

Greatest War Movies

TOP 30: With 'The Pacific' and 'The Green Zone' coming out, we take a look back at the best war movies of all time | IS GREEN ZONE WORTH SEEING?

Best of the Week

SLIDESHOW: What would Pelosi and fellow lawmakers do if they had to take a pay cut? Check out YOUR take on this and other stories in the news

Avoid Fashion Faux Pas

Wish you had personal stylist but can't pay the hefty price? New Web site 'Go Try It On' promises free wardrobe feedback, from both friends and strangers | SLIDESHOW

Wanna Be a Jetson?

Jetsons-era vision of the future is very real: Soon you'll be able to buy your own strap-on jetpack | SLIDESHOW

What's Frederique Up To?

THEN/NOW: Frederique van der Wal was the hottest swimsuit and undies model of the 1990s. What's the statuesque stunner doing these days?

Aniston Is 'Cougar' Bait

The 41-year-old star looks better than ever, and BFF Courtney Cox wants her on her new show, 'Cougar Town,' pronto | ANISTON HOT SHOTS

New Damon Flick Anti-U.S.?

Some critics are seeing red over 'The Green Zone' and the blame it puts on U.S. | FOX FORUM: The Truth About 'Green Zone'

Lesbian Kiss, Cigarette Hat

SINGER SHOCKER: Lady Gaga set her new 9-minute long video in a women's prison, wears headgear made of Marlboro's, and leaves most of her clothes at home

All Creatures Great and Small

SLIDESHOW: Mother Nature's creatures are both beautiful and bizarre. From the furry to the feathered, our favorite pictures of the planet's diversity of animals

Sci Fi Fans Get Social

William Shatner competes with Facebook with new social network site, MyOuterSpace.com, filled with planets, starships and fantasy fans

 

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Pastor?s path to Set Free

CASPER ? He just wanted a soda, but there were so many to choose from.

Casper man aims to build hope in Haiti

CASPER ? Zambia helped to inspire the idea, but it finally took shape across from a cemetery in Casper.

Homeowners await re-inspection

ROCK SPRINGS ? State Abandoned Mine Lands officials expect to select a structural engineering firm within the next few weeks, then begin lawmaker-mandated re-inspections on the Tree Street homes allegedly damaged during a 2007 mine subsidence project.

Relief teams will focus on Haitian amputees, housing

CASPER ? A Wyoming relief group plans to send two more teams to Haiti in the coming weeks.

Parents of wreck victim file lawsuit

MINOT, N.D. ? The parents of a Wyoming man killed in a pickup rollover last summer in Burke County are suing the driver and another passenger for negligence.

Man sentenced for entering wrong home

JACKSON ? A Jackson man who says he was intoxicated when he entered the wrong home and wrestled with the owner has been sentenced to one year of unsupervised probation.

BLM seeks coal lease input

CASPER ? Federal regulators have released a draft environmental impact statement analyzing the potential ramifications of the Buckskin Mine Hay Creek II coal lease in northern Campbell County.

City of Casper, firefighters reach pact

CASPER ? The city of Casper and the firefighters? union have reached agreement on a new contract that will maintain the firefighters? current salaries, benefits and working conditions for the 2010-2011 fiscal year, city officials announced Friday.

Extension educator to give talk

POWELL ? University of Wyoming Extension Educator Tara Kuipers will talk about conflict resolution from 8 to 9 a.m. at the March 24 Koffee Buzz.

Families, marriages workshops set

CASPER ? The Wyoming Healthy Marriage Initiative will hold workshops designed to strengthen families and marriages from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. March 20 at Mills Elementary.

DEQ cites 2 for UW asbestos incident

CHEYENNE, Wyo. - The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality has cited two men who bought five small buildings that were the source of asbestos contamination at the University of Wyoming in Laramie last year.

Racing?s future is no sure bet

CHEYENNE ? On St. Patrick?s Day, Wyoming OTB sports bar in Cheyenne will serve a $3 lunch of corned beef and cabbage and a roll.

County receives emergency funding

CASPER ? Natrona County has been awarded $31,643 in federal funding under the Emergency Food and Shelter National Board Program.

Stores complying with tobacco law

CASPER ? Sixteen stores visited by Casper police Thursday complied with the law by refusing to sell tobacco products to undercover teenagers, Sgt. Steve Schulz said Friday.

Cooks to show versatility in commodity food

Cooks in several Wyoming counties will cross spoons and spatulas in events this March to show that commodity foods can taste good without being expensive.

Feds offer $16M to help shore up habitat for sage grouse

CHEYENNE ? The U.S. Department of Agriculture plans to allocate up to $16 million to encourage farmers and ranchers in 11 Western states to protect sage grouse and the chicken-sized bird?s habitat.

Ranchers win dispute over CBM discharge

CHEYENNE ? The Wyoming Environmental Quality Council has sided with a ranching couple who contested a discharge permit for coalbed methane water that was issued by the state.

Patrol offering Alive at 25 seminar

POWELL ? The Wyoming Highway Patrol offers Alive at 25, a free driver-awareness seminar for 15- to 24-year-olds. The course will be from 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m. March 20 at Northwest College?s Fagerberg Building, Room 70. Early registration is required because participation is limited. Pizza will be provided.

Governor signs pipeline bill for $25M

GILLETTE ? Gov. Dave Freudenthal has signed a bill that officially awards the city of Gillette $25 million for the second water pipeline.

Governor announces plan to combat Wyoming grasshoppers

CHEYENNE ? Gov. Dave Freudenthal says Wyoming will undertake a $2.7 million program to suppress an expected grasshopper infestation this year.

Yellowstone's visitation steady; Teton's drops

JACKSON ? Officials with Yellowstone National Park say visitor numbers are holding mostly steady this year, but Grand Teton National Park is seeing slightly fewer visitors.

Wyoming Highway Patrol arrests 3 men suspected of stealing car

With the help of police detectives in New York and a GPS system, Wyoming Highway Patrol troopers on Monday arrested three men who are accused of driving a stolen car filled with at least $37,000 in suspected stolen goods.

Wyoming man pleads not guilty in Jackson assault

JACKSON ? A 25-year-old Jackson man has pleaded not guilty to an aggravated assault and battery charge.

Colorado man says not guilty of Wyoming sex abuse charge

CASPER ? A southeastern Colorado man has pleaded not guilty to charges he molested a 7-year-old boy in Wyoming in 2007.

Wyoming law toughens penalties for child sex abuse

CHEYENNE, Wyo. - A new state law creates a mandatory sentence of at least 25 years in prison for perpetrators age 21 or older who sexually assault a victim under the age of 13.

 

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Sheriff: Calls up, arrests down in 2009

The number of incidents logged by the Sheriff’s Office increased 10 percent in 2009.

Marathon planning 24 new oil wells

By CAROLE CLOUDWALKER and JOHN MALMBERG Staff writers A total of 24 new oil and gas wells near Cody, Garland, Grass Creek and in the Big Horn and Wind River basins are planned by Marathon Oil Co. starting this spring.

BBHC’s Graham becomes director of main LDS museum

A Cody man will soon take over leadership of the Church History Museum in Salt Lake City.

Cody’s first Spring Fling Saturday

Winter weather Wednesday may belie the approach of spring, but events downtown Saturday will help people get in the mood for spring - snow or no.

Pet poster winners named

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