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Fukushima meltdown toxic sludge in the u. S. State of colorado, millions of litres of waste spills to local streets a state of emergency has been declared in ferguson, and authorities bracing for unrest. Largely peaceful protests marked the death of michael brown, and another black teenager shot by police. Kristen saloomey has more. Activists gather in a church in st. Louis, preparing to be arrested. We march, and march with a chance of all of that. Church leaders and peace activists take part, ...

This is al jazeera live from new york city. More than 3 million gallons of toxic waste have now leaked from an abandoned gold mine into Colorado Rivers. And that is raising all kinds of questions about long term threats to the regions water supply. The sludge has now traveled more than 1,000 miles. Contaminating tributaries in new mexico, arizona, and utah. Preliminary tests on the river have found little if any danger to fish and wild life. Now the e. P. A. Is toasting the water downstream from...

The eclipts is a big business story. Dozens of companies with offers. And if ever a die to buy solar stocks, buy. All of the angles covered for you coming up. Plus, treasury secretary Steven Mnuchin making a tax for tax reform tim pawlenty head of the Financial Services roundtable. What he wants to see in that plan coming up. And to our reporters covering the Solar Eclipse. Contessa brewer is in columbia, South Carolina and jane wells joins us as well but first to contessa. Reporter people are r...

Election officials in Butte-Silver Bow County ready for Tuesdays primary.

Police arrested the driver of a semitruck Sunday after they say he hit and killed a Santaquin police officer trying the pull him over. The man was arrested following a large manhunt.

The June 4 primary will narrow the fields in some top local races in Butte-Silver Bow County.

As phase three of WOW Classic's Season Of Discovery rolls out, some of the devs have talked about not using PTRs - and that players are okay with it.

TRAVERSE CITY — A local man, accused of embezzling as much as $800,000 from a doctor diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, was taken into custody during a court hearing after a

An additional $600,000 has been raised since June, bringing the memorial fund to about $900,000.

TRAVERSE CITY — A judge heard oral arguments in 86th District Court and will soon decide whether to bind over for trial the case against an Old Mission Peninsula couple