U.S., Australian filmmakers die in helicopter crash in Australia By The Associated Press February 5, 2012
Minnesota student suspended for performing Michael Jackson dance By The Associated Press February 5, 2012
Mosquito spraying starts in La. because of warm and wet weather By The Associated Press February 5, 2012
One dead in clash between Panama police and indigenous over blockade By The Associated Press February 5, 2012
Roosevelt University in Chicago offers class on Occupy movement By The Associated Press February 5, 2012
Job fair for veterans to be held Thursday at New Orleans Superdome By The Associated Press February 2, 2012
Small radiation amount ‘could have’ escaped Southern California plant By The Associated Press February 2, 2012
NFL, La. recording company settle legal dispute over Who Dat? chant By The Associated Press February 1, 2012
Mexico’s swine flu cases increases in January after low year By The Associated Press February 1, 2012
Fall shrimp season to close Thursday in most southeast La. waters By The Associated Press February 1, 2012
Man on felony warrant rescued after being stuck in N.M. mud for 3 days By The Associated Press January 30, 2012
Mexican police catch suspect in 75 Zeta drug cartel killings By The Associated Press January 30, 2012
Wife: former Louisiana governor Edwin Edwards out of hospital By The Associated Press January 30, 2012
Thousands take 16th annual Polar Bear Plunge into Chesapeake Bay By The Associated Press January 30, 2012
Calif. officer suspected of sexual misconduct shot by fellow cops By The Associated Press January 30, 2012
Wife: Former Gov. Edwin Edwards in hospital Saturday with pneumonia By The Associated Press January 30, 2012
Hawaiian-based Marine in hazing case goes to trial, awaits verdict By The Associated Press January 30, 2012
Chinese workers captured in rescue mission after attack in Sudan By The Associated Press January 29, 2012
Former Italian President Scalfaro, key figure in ’90s politics, dies at 93 By The Associated Press January 29, 2012
Russia launches cargo spaceship carrying 2.6 tons of supplies By The Associated Press January 27, 2012
New Jersey camel ‘Princess’ says Giants will win the Super Bowl By The Associated Press January 27, 2012
Bill would require reporting of child abuse, prison sentence up to five years By The Associated Press January 27, 2012
Activists send prank calls, hundreds of tacos to Connecticut mayor By The Associated Press January 27, 2012
Gov. Jindal pushes for revamped retirement plan for state workers By The Associated Press January 26, 2012
Gingrich vows to, if elected, establish a colony on the moon by 2020 By The Associated Press January 26, 2012
Nearly 100 people arrested for fake Olympic tickets and hotel rooms By The Associated Press January 26, 2012
Shreveport’s Moonbot Studios earns Oscar nomination for film By The Associated Press January 26, 2012
Search efforts resume, more ship survivors would be ‘miracle’ By The Associated Press January 26, 2012
Six bodies found in Rio de Janeiro buildings collapse, 16 still missing By The Associated Press January 26, 2012
Tickets not required, free admission for many Final Four weekend events By The Associated Press January 25, 2012
Marine avoids life sentence for Iraqi civilian deaths in long-awaited trial By The Associated Press January 25, 2012
Biggest solar storm in six years casts dazzling lights in night skies By The Associated Press January 25, 2012
Russia: Liberal leader can’t seek presidency, invalid signatures found By The Associated Press January 25, 2012
Uzbekistan cancels shows, orders poetry readings on Valentine’s Day By The Associated Press January 25, 2012
Giffords’ decision to resign opens competitive race for her seat By The Associated Press January 24, 2012
Two more bodies found, fuel removal to begin on the Costa Concordia By the Associated Press January 24, 2012
NOPD looks into apparent LSU fan abuse, issues wanted poster By The Associated Press January 19, 2012
As tent cities fade, Occupy Wall Street movement turns to specifics By The Associated Press December 4, 2011
Residents of Nome, Alaska, could get $9 per gallon gasoline By The Associated Press November 30, 2011
Broussard mayor disputes $825,000 utility bill for water consumed By The Associated Press November 30, 2011
Public sector employees take to streets to protest government cuts By The Associated Press November 30, 2011
Airlines cancel flights to United Kingdom over strike in Britain By The Associated Press November 28, 2011
