"Space saver" removal gets chilly reception in Boston
From wheel chairs to BBQs, Bostonians have been using what they can to mark their parking territory, but now the city is cracking down
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Snow print suggests abrupt end for critter in suburban Chicago
Trail of tiny feet ends in the snow angel-like print of a raptor with wings outstretched
Fighting lawmakers
American lawmakers look positively polite compared to squabbling legislators elsewhere
Child falls from moving vehicle during theft
Police say a 5-year-old fell from his parents' moving SUV as they tried to steal a TV
DOJ report to show Ferguson racial bias, official says
Official says forthcoming DOJ report expected to conclude that Ferguson police, courts and jail showed sweeping patterns of racial discrimination
Student: Teacher found dead in classroom was "always joking around"
Jill Jacobson, a 31-year-old photography instructor, committed suicide by hanging herself in her classroom
Buddy Holly plane crash investigation to be reopened?
NTSB considers reopening investigation into 1959 crash that killed Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and J.P. "The Big Bopper" Richardson
Superheroes reimagined for the 17th century
Photographer Sacha Goldberger recasts comic book superheroes and sci-fi icons as 17th century Flemish paintings
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev jury seated ahead of trial opening
If convicted, the the 12 jurors and six alternates will have to decide is whether to give accused Boston Marathon bomber the death penalty
Shadowy surprise in painting of former president
The National Portrait Museum has 55 images of Bill Clinton, but only one, according to artist Nelson Shanks, alludes to a dark point in his past
Mom responds after Cleveland blames boy for his death
Mother of 12-year-old Tamir Rice breaks silence after Cleveland says boy shot by police died as a result of his own actions
Major supplier of police body cams has financial ties to top cops
Taser International is covering expenses for police chiefs who speak at conferences and hiring recently retired chiefs as consultants
Mayor bans public from asking questions at meetings
After being called "a jerk," one New Jersey mayor decides to no longer allow questions at meetings that turn them into "the Spanish Inquisition"
Fla. man arrested after hitting black man with bottle
Deputies say Kenneth Hodge, a black male, was at the Hideout Lounge in Ormond Beach when Jason Cuellar, who is white, told him "this bar is not for blacks"
S.C. deputies hunt vandals who killed 300,000 chickens
Sheriff says criminal responsible for killing birds worth $1.7 million is familiar with alarm systems used in the chicken houses
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