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Business here in North College hill where joe was killed on january 5th. Its had been here for 35 years. The police have now released new information that they hope will get some calls about who might have killed him. It is a security video that shows the gunman running from the business out the back and across the street toward an apartment complex. It doesnt show face you cant even tell how tall he is. Someone might recognize. It was 2 oclock in afternoon they might recognize just even the way...

Walt Garlington says carbon capture is a scam the public will be asked to pay for, and recites the reasons not to go there.

Four decades after the Cross of Nails was recovered from HMS Coventry off the Falklands, one of the team involved in the delicate operation has had it commemorated on canvas. Emerging from the depths a diver clasps the Cross – symbol of a city, a Royal Navy warship and hope over suffering – in a tribute to the men lost when the warship went down, and the men who dived to the wreck on the secret recovery operation.

First Of Two Parts Almost 70 years ago before social media, cells phones, and cable TV, when oil was king, local children suffered from polio, and a

The U.S. wants to build pipelines to lower greenhouse emissions. The proposal is facing stiff resistance.

The Midwest has thousands of miles of oil and natural gas pipelines. Now, carbon pipeline projects are being proposed as part of efforts to lower greenhouse gas emissions.

Waverley man Ray Sinclair (82) says he never expected the "tiny wee" cacti he bought from a Waitati nursery six years ago to grow such an abundance...

The field is littered with rocks as big as hubcaps and jumbled piles of debris left from construction of the Spire STL Pipeline.

Farmers say they cant plant crops or run machinery on parts of their land, pointing to debris and gullies. Spire says its working "in good faith" to fix problems.

Actor’s breakthrough role came in the 1986 comedy ‘Something Wild’