A Pennsylvania school district that warned parents behind on their lunch bills that their children could end up in foster care, and then rejected a businessman’s offer to pay the overdue charges, is apologizing and says it wants to accept the donation after all.
This year, security staff contacted more than 2,400 “unauthorized” people on Columbine’s campus.
The San Diego Union-Tribune says a prosecutor in court described authorities finding dead cats on the property.
The North is unhappy with planned U.S.-South Korean military drills that it says are an invasion preparation.
The crew members were aboard a Russia-flagged fishing boat when it was detained by North Korea on July 17, the Unification Ministry said in a statement.
Legislators had heard complaints that abusers were still holding onto their weapons by skipping court hearings.
The family of a man killed in a freak beach accident says his organs are being donated to save the lives of dozens of people.
Facebook says it is under antitrust investigation by the Federal Trade Commission.
Shelter organizers say they aim to ease the stress of church and other groups in the greater Phoenix area that can struggle to find enough beds.
The ruling by U.S. District Judge Jon Tigar in San Francisco came hours after a judge in Washington decided to let the rules stand.
