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A Chicago social service agency plans to renovate a police station and create the nation's first affordable housing complex for older gays.
While crabs are typically plentiful early in the season, a cold spell followed by hot temperatures and lots of wind have made them scarce.
About 10,000 people remained displaced by the largest wildfire in Colorado history Saturday.
The country is mired in violence and the government is on the verge of collapsing.
The bus monitor who was bullied by four seventh-graders says she's satisfied that they're being suspended for a year.
Mediclinic Nelspruit hospital said Saturday that the 26-year-old man remained in critical condition in intensive care.
While 70% of campers go with friends, only 58% go with just a spouse, which likely means there are a lot of camping incompatible couples.
Punishing or even finding con artists can be difficult because many are based out of state or country, and using phony names and addresses.
All that remains of Abraham Lincoln's rustic log cabin are a few hearthstones near Lincoln City, Ind., but it attracts many history buffs.
A car returning from a Boy Scout camp veered into an oncoming lane and slammed head-on into a motorhome Saturday, killing five people.
Endurance swimmer Penny Palfrey has ended her effort to become the first woman to swim unassisted from Cuba to the Florida Keys.
Pakistani intelligence officials say a U.S. drone strike has killed eight suspected militants near the Afghan border.
Japan's first nuclear reactor has gone back online since all reactors were shut down for safety checks following the Fukushima disaster.
Pakistan's refusal to let NATO access its routes into Afghanistan has cost the Pentagon more than $2.1 billion in extra transport expenses.
Rodney King was remembered at his funeral as a forgiving man who bore the scars of his infamous beating with dignity.
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