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1930s fresco painting of Christ accidentally disfigured in Spain

By The Associated Press
August 23, 2012

MADRID (AP) - A small Spanish town is trying to figure out what to do with a 20th-century painting of Christ that has been disfigured by a local artist who was trying to restore it. Juan Maria Ojeda, an...

Wildlife officials: reality shows add to increase in gator violations

By The Associated Press
August 23, 2012

(AP) - Louisiana wildlife officials say alligator hunting violations are rising, and one reason appears to be the popularity of outdoor reality television shows. The number of alligator violations has...

UNO to announce acceptance to Southland Conference on Thursday

By The Associated Press
August 21, 2012

NEW ORLEANS (AP) - The University of New Orleans is being granted membership to the Southland Conference, marking another major step for an athletics program that has struggled to stay afloat since Hurricane...

Israeli clowns pioneer new medical treatments, laughter therapy

By The Associated Press
August 21, 2012

JERUSALEM (AP) - Doctors in Israel are beginning to believe in the power of clowning around. Over the last few years, Israeli clowns have been popping into hospital operating rooms and intensive care units...

Court: Texas can cut off Planned Parenthood funds in new law

By The Associated Press
August 21, 2012

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - A federal appeals court ruled Tuesday that Texas can cut off funding for Planned Parenthood clinics that provide health services to low-income women before a trial over a new law that...

Man locks self in airplane cockpit, surrenders to authorities

By Associated Press
August 21, 2012

(AP) - A passenger officials described as "distraught" when he shoved past crewmembers Wednesday and locked himself in a cockpit surrendered to authorities who cut the power so he couldn't start the empty...

Workers disciplined after GPS tracks work day, one resigns

By Associated Press
August 21, 2012

(AP) - One state worker resigned and two others took a cut in pay after a state agency tracked their movements with GPS devices and found they were shaving hours from their work day. State Alcohol and...

Mexico religious cult refuses to allow teachers into walled community

By Associated Press
August 21, 2012

MEXICO CITY (AP) - Adherents of a religious sect in western Mexico are physically blocking school teachers from entering their walled community, setting up one of the most high-profile confrontations between...

More gas bubbles detected in Grand Bayou area, site discovered

By The Associated Press
August 21, 2012

NAPOLEONVILLE (AP) - Locals are reporting more gas bubbles in Grand Bayou. Officials at the Assumption Parish Police Jury said Tuesday a small bubble site was discovered near a massive sinkhole in Assumption...

Outbreak of tatoo infections traced back to tainted ink

By Associated Press
August 21, 2012

ATLANTA (AP) - An outbreak of infected tattoos has led to an unlikely source: the ink. With the growing popularity of tattoos, health officials say they are seeing more cases of a nasty skin infection...

Endangered blue, humpback whales invade California coastal waters

By The Associated Press
August 21, 2012

SANTA CRUZ, Calif. (AP) - Grab your camera and binoculars: There's rarely been a better time to go whale-watching off the California coast. Tourists from around the world have been flocking to Monterey...

Saints: Kromer will be interim coach for the first six games

By Associated Press
August 21, 2012

METAIRIE (AP) - The New Orleans Saints have designated offensive line coach Aaron Kromer as the interim head coach for the first six regular-season games, when assistant head coach Joe Vitt will have to...