Chisholm seeks repeat of Queens' final heroics

QUEEN of the South manager Gordon Chisholm insists his side can mirror last season's historic feat of reaching the Homecoming Scottish Cup final.

Williams and father quizzed over corrupt cops

Gangland killer Carl Williams and his father George were allegedly secretly taken from jail for eight days to be quizzed about currently serving corrupt police.

Growing the Economy

A local organization is hoping to build the economy of Waynesboro by taking an honest look at the city.

Couple spend thousands repairing sidewalk

A Raleigh couple has spent $2,600 fixing the sidewalk in front of their home after officials said the repairs were not the city's responsibility.

Bush Saddened at Death of Father Neuhaus

NEW YORK, JAN. 9, 2009 .- In a message sent on the occasion of the death of Fr. Richard John Neuhaus, President George Bush called the founder of the religion magazine First Things an "inspirational leader" and ...

San Jose man sentenced to life in prison for the killing of an 18-year-old tutor

After spending the morning tutoring Vietnamese children in San Jose, Oanh Tran went home for lunch to take a brief nap.

Winners of NW book awards are announced

Novels by Garth Stein of Seattle and Dave Boling of Tacoma are among the winners of 2009 awards of the Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association.

The Progressive Magazine Turns 100

On January 9, 1909, Senator Robert M. La Follette launched La Follette's Weekly Magazine.

Monett, Wheaton, Exeter, Miller Girls Cage Teams Log Wins

Girls basketball teams from Monett, Wheaton, Exeter, and Miller logged victories in games played last night.

Steakhouse owner and customers choosing to put past behind them

The owner and customers of the Steiner Ranch Steakhouse are choosing to focus more on the future and less on the past, one month after a fatal shooting inside of the brand new restaurant.