North Korea says South Korea, U.S. are within its missile range By The Associated Press October 9, 2012
Lady Gaga visits WikiLeaks chief Assange at Ecuadorean Embassy By The Associated Press October 9, 2012
Taliban gunmen shoot and wound 14-year-old Pakistani girl activist By The Associated Press October 9, 2012
Football: No. 3 Gamecocks focused on No. 9 LSU, not Georgia win By The Associated Press October 9, 2012
School bomb threat suspect pleads not guilty by waiving arraignment By The Associated Press October 8, 2012
New Orleans, DHH initiates boil water order to fight contaminates By The Associated Press October 8, 2012
Alzheimer’s experimental drug shows promise in cases of mild disease By The Associated Press October 8, 2012
Sandusky, victims plan to speak at sentencing, according to lawyers By The Associated Press October 8, 2012
Imprisoned Dutch killer to become father, said test confirmed pregnancy By The Associated Press October 8, 2012
UK teen hospitalized after swigging nitrogen enhanced alcoholic drink By The Associated Press October 8, 2012
Egypt president decrees a pardon for all those charged or convicted By The Associated Press October 8, 2012
Scientists ask crabbers to report lost traps after many lost in Isaac By The Associated Press October 7, 2012
Friends question police officer’s killing of Alabama college student By The Associated Press October 7, 2012
Georgia congressman calls Big Bang, evolution lie from ‘pit of hell’ By The Associated Press October 7, 2012
Israeli military jets down drone that penetrated airspace Saturday By The Associated Press October 7, 2012
France boosts security at religious sites after recent violent attacks By The Associated Press October 7, 2012
Group of artists work to preserve Egypt’s revolutionary graffiti By The Associated Press October 7, 2012
Update on BP spill reported from oil platform in southeast Louisiana By The Associated Press October 4, 2012
Katrina victims express displeasure with hurricane tour operators By The Associated Press October 4, 2012
Naturalized U.S. citizen accused of being Russia agent appears in court By The Associated Press October 4, 2012
Tropical Storm Nadine dissolves in Atlantic short of all-time record By The Associated Press October 4, 2012
Farmers, shipyard workers protest at Iraklio airport in Greece By The Associated Press October 4, 2012
Scientific research on mice suggests new fertility treatments By The Associated Press October 4, 2012
Top designer labels leave Argentina due to new economic restrictions By The Associated Press October 4, 2012
More than 60 inmates escape from Liberian prison late Wednesday By The Associated Press October 4, 2012
Gulf oil spill workers sought to enroll in long-term health study By The Associated Press October 3, 2012
Ranchers see an increase in grass thefts amid lengthy drought By The Associated Press October 3, 2012
Chicago police find about 1,000 marijuana plants in the city limits By The Associated Press October 3, 2012
Kenyan doctors strike continues over poor health in public hospitals By The Associated Press October 3, 2012
Morocco says an incoming Dutch abortion promoting ship illegal By The Associated Press October 3, 2012
Turkey fires at Syrian targets after deadly shelling of border village By The Associated Press October 3, 2012
Couple accused and arrested for running brothel in Gretna home By The Associated Press October 2, 2012
Bond hearing Wednesday for bomb threat suspect, former teacher By The Associated Press October 2, 2012
McQueary files defamation suit after child molestation accusation By The Associated Press October 2, 2012
Girls barred from Utah homecoming dance for short dresses, policy vague By The Associated Press October 2, 2012
Dog survives 11-mile ride in car’s grille from Mass. to R.I., mildly hurt By The Associated Press October 2, 2012
Conditions of mentally ill in Ghana gain human rights group’s attention By The Associated Press October 2, 2012
Police: Two American Samoa jailers release inmates to buy beer and food By The Associated Press October 2, 2012
Free coffins given out as political swag to death-stricken Honduran poor By The Associated Press October 2, 2012
Alexandria health officials analyze swarm of West Nile virus cases By The Associated Press October 1, 2012
Music festival plans to raise money for Thibodaux fire department By The Associated Press October 1, 2012
Florida skydiver aims to break sound barrier in free fall of 23 miles By The Associated Press October 1, 2012
Deadline nears on judge’s Pennsylvania voter ID law ruling, could affect election By The Associated Press October 1, 2012
$2 million in precious gems, gold stolen from California museum By The Associated Press October 1, 2012
Officials offer rare peek of ancient frescoes in restoration project By The Associated Press October 1, 2012
North Korean peninsula a spark away from setting off a nuclear war By The Associated Press October 1, 2012
South Africa starts investigating mine violence that led to several killed By The Associated Press October 1, 2012
Amateur Lafayette rodeo roper utilizes bionic hand after accident By The Associated Press September 30, 2012
Police: Teacher charged with making bomb threats in Ouachita Parish By The Associated Press September 30, 2012
3.4 magnitude earthquake rattles Dallas suburb, no serious damages By The Associated Press September 30, 2012
Pet cemetery in N.Y. added to the National Register of Historic Places By The Associated Press September 30, 2012
Bonnie and Clyde guns sell for $504K at New Hampshire auction By The Associated Press September 30, 2012
Several thousands protest Haiti government, President Martelly By The Associated Press September 30, 2012
Germany’s Oktoberfest sees 3.6M visitors, 6M total visitors expected By The Associated Press September 30, 2012
U.S. military deaths in Afghanistan hit 2,000, toll has climbed steadily By The Associated Press September 30, 2012
Boustany, Landry disagree on ‘lame duck’ Congressional session By The Associated Press September 27, 2012
ExxonMobil plans to expand two La. chemical plants over next two years By The Associated Press September 27, 2012
‘Sons of Anarchy’ actor suspected of killing landlady prior to his death By The Associated Press September 27, 2012
New York City to round out skyline with world’s tallest Ferris wheel By The Associated Press September 27, 2012
Pastors protest Hobby Lobby on federal health care law challenge By The Associated Press September 27, 2012
Senegalese mark 10 years since their ‘Titanic,’ honor victims By The Associated Press September 27, 2012
Palestinian president Abbas accuses Israel of ‘ethnic cleansing’ By The Associated Press September 27, 2012
Rowling launches first post-Potter novel to fanfare, mixed reviews By The Associated Press September 27, 2012
Corps off the hook for Katrina levee break, New Orleans residents upset By The Associated Press September 25, 2012
Broussard pleads guilty in corruption case, could receive 15 years in prison By The Associated Press September 25, 2012
Dead dolphin found in Louisiana was shot in lung, reward offered By The Associated Press September 25, 2012
Idaho woman’s prison time extended for stick-figure threat sent from jail By The Associated Press September 25, 2012
NYC schools dispense morning-after pill to girls to lower pregnancy rates By The Associated Press September 25, 2012
Party over for Somali pirates? Amount of attacks on cargo ships way down By The Associated Press September 25, 2012
Uruguay poised to legalize abortion, would be second in Latin America By The Associated Press September 25, 2012
Iconic Israeli newspaper on the verge of collapse, new media types to blame By The Associated Press September 25, 2012
Royal Collection buys Andy Warhol portraits of Queen Elizabeth II By The Associated Press September 24, 2012
Fears arise for endangered gorillas after two were rescued in Congo By The Associated Press September 24, 2012
Health officials detect new SARS-like respiratory virus in Middle East By The Associated Press September 24, 2012
Delgado enrollment drops after six years of post-Katrina growth By The Associated Press September 24, 2012
DOJ seeks to join class-action lawsuit against New Orleans prison By The Associated Press September 24, 2012
Scientists find new breast cancer clues from major genetic analysis By The Associated Press September 24, 2012
Washington state’s first ‘zombie bees’ reported, carrying parasites By The Associated Press September 24, 2012
New York City hospitals cracking down on serving junk food By The Associated Press September 24, 2012
Drill enters cavern, tests begin at sinkhole in Assumption Parish By The Associated Press September 23, 2012
Agreement to clean up New Orleans Police Department heard Friday By The Associated Press September 23, 2012
Television star at animal fundraiser, wants to create “green” shelter By The Associated Press September 23, 2012
Central California desalination plan ending, rising energy costs at fault By The Associated Press September 23, 2012
