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COMPILED FROM REPORTS BY MELANIE D. SCOTT, STEVE NEAVLING AND CHRISTINA HALL MT. CLEMENS: Teens arraigned in Landry killing Two Detroit teens accused of kidnapping and killing a 21-year-old Chesterfield Township man were...
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The grieving family of one of the truck drivers who perished in the Boorabbin bushfire say hey have no interest in compensation, instead calling on the WA Government to fund a memorial honouring those lost in the tragedy.
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THE children of a woman who accepted a one-off $35,000 compensation payment from the West Australian environment department over the death of her father in the Boorabbin bushfire could still sue the government. Estelle Bedford,...
BY KATHY THOMPSON • Staff Writer • November 22, 2009 ZANESVILLE -- Robert Taylor was thrilled when he learned the 5th Appellate Court upheld his verdict against Freedom Arms Inc. Taylor had sued the Wyoming company and in 2007...
In the only trotting event of the Windy City night the sensational Illinois harness racing bred Southern Rocketop had no trouble dispatching six rivals in the $90,000 Galt Stake for three-year-old trotting colts as he posted a...
Southern Rocketop wins $90,000 Galt Trot at Maywood By Neil Milbert Special to the Tribune In Over My Head seemed like the ideal name for the 55-1 longest shot in Friday night's $225,000 Windy City Pace. But with Dale Hiteman...
A self-professed drug addict testified in court Thursday that he saw a "clean and quite reserved" Matt Landry alive in a Detroit drug house on Aug. 9 and placed him there with the two men accused in his kidnapping and killing.
Premier Colin Barnett predicted yesterday that late-night and Sunday trading would be rolled out across the metropolitan area as one by one retail districts backed by local government authorities pushed to become special...
