NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The CEO of the nation’s biggest public utility said Tuesday that the agency isn’t going to reopen coal-fired power plants under President Donald Trump, who has promised a comeback for the downtrodden coal industry.
CLEVELAND (AP) — A man who has spent 23 years in an Ohio prison for his girlfriend’s slaying but maintains his innocence could be released soon after the new county prosecutor in Cleveland asked a court to void his conviction.
HOUSTON — Former President George H.W. Bush has been hospitalized in Houston with a recurrence of a case of pneumonia he had earlier in the year.
TIFFIN — The hoisting and installation of a white steel beam atop the new courthouse in Seneca County marked a new milestone in the project.
BOSTON — Adidas has apologized for sending out a marketing email praising customers it said “survived” this year’s Boston Marathon.
The remote area at the bottom of the Grand Canyon, where searchers are in a fourth day trying to find a missing woman and a teenager, attracts relatively few visitors each year, according to the National Park Service.
CHICAGO — Attorneys for former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich urged an appellate panel today to grant him a third sentencing hearing, arguing their client’s behavior in prison justifies sharply reducing his 14-year term for corruption.
HARRISBURG, Pa. — A new research program at Penn State aims to improve the health of neglected and abused children and test an innovative approach to screen kids for head injuries.
Two Russian TU-95 Bear bombers were intercepted in international airspace off the coast of Alaska by two US F-22 Raptor fighter aircraft on Monday, the Pentagon confirmed to CNN.
NEW YORK — Through four days of Bill O’Reilly’s vacation, his show’s viewership declined by 23 percent in the hands of substitutes Dana Perino, Eric Bolling and Greg Gutfeld.
WACO, Texas — Baylor University selected a new president to guide the nation’s largest Baptist school on Tuesday, picking the first female leader in its 172-year history as the campus wades through a sexual assault scandal that chased out her predecessor and led to several lawsuits and investigations.
FRESNO, Calif. — A man who shot and killed three people at random on the streets of downtown Fresno shouted “Allahu akbar” during his arrest today and had posted on social media that he disliked white people, authorities said.