Nation & World EPA proposes strict emission limits on new power plants The Environmental Protection Agency is proposing new regulations to require new coal plants to install expensive new technology to reduce… September 20, 2013
Nation & World House votes to derail Obamacare, fund government The fight is coming on a stopgap funding measure required to keep the government fully running after the Oct. 1… September 20, 2013
Nation & World Mexico victims recount horror; toll rises to 97 ACAPULCO, Mexico – With a low, rumbling roar, an arc of dirt, rock and mud tumbled down the hillside in… September 19, 2013
Nation & World Minnesota DQ manager’s good deed gets attention Dairy Queen employee Joey Prusak is winning praise and job offers after a customer’s email to Dairy Queen’s headquarters was… September 19, 2013
Nation & World Obama takes on coal with first-ever carbon limits The Environmental Protection Agency, which is headed by Gina McCarthy, will have until next summer to develop rules that will… September 19, 2013
Nation & World How can red flags be missed like Navy shooter’s? Operations are returning to normal at the Washington Navy Yard, three days after a gunman killed 12 people at the… September 19, 2013
Nation & World House OKs food stamp cuts House conservatives won a victory Thursday by pushing a bill through the House that will cut $4 billion from the… September 19, 2013
Nation & World Tokyo tops list of cities most at risk of disasters “When we look at river flood, storm surge, tsunami, wind storm and earthquake combined, the Tokyo/Yokohama region is the most… September 19, 2013
Local News Durangoans recount fury of storm Animas residents say digging out will take time, effort September 19, 2013
Nation & World Al-Qaida gunmen seize town The U.S. and its European and Gulf allies are growing more worried about sectarian fighting that is pitting moderate and… September 19, 2013
Nation & World Here’s the truth: The government doesn’t shut down Speaker of the House John Boehner, R-Ohio, says Republican members are working on a strategy to pass legislation that would… September 19, 2013
Local News Creating a flap(jack) Jeovanna Rios, a sophomore chemistry major at Fort Lewis College, came really close to successfully flipping her Mickey Mouse-shaped pancake… September 18, 2013
Local News Airline apologizes for service ‘We hurt you,’ United official tells airport board September 18, 2013
Local News Gov. outlines first steps in flood recovery $135 million already pledged to repair roads, bridges September 18, 2013
Local News Mother charged with attempted murder Prosecutors say Durangoan tried to kill self, children September 18, 2013
Local News Heroin dealer gets 10 years in prison Huehldu1-i-syn Jonathan Huehl, 30, pleaded guilty to one count of distribution of heroin, a felony, in a plea agreement with… September 18, 2013
Regional News Lyons evacuees get quick look Under tight security, hundreds of Lyons evacuees were given just two hours to check on their homes and leave. On… September 18, 2013
Local News Fort Lewis College enrollment hits over 4,000 for fall in nine years, above school’s goal September 18, 2013
Nation & World Rocket trajectory links Syrian military to attack Volunteers are teaching residents in Aleppo, Syria, what to do if chemical weapons are used against residents of the city.… September 18, 2013
Nation & World Starbucks says guns unwelcome The fine line that the retailer is walking to address the concerns of both gun rights and gun control advocates… September 18, 2013
Nation & World VA: Gunman didn’t say he was depressed Washington Navy Yard gunman Aaron Alexis’ mother, Cathleen Alexis, says she doesn’t know why her son went on a deadly… September 18, 2013
Good Earth Drilling not huge source of methane Natural gas has less impact than coal on global warming September 18, 2013
Good Earth Wal-Mart to phase out 10 hazardous chemicals The nation’s largest retailer said that, beginning in January, it would begin to monitor progress on reducing these chemicals and… September 18, 2013