Posted by Examiner New York Headlines on 01 5th, 2009
A contractor was charged with manslaughter Monday for allegedly using worn, fraying safety straps that broke apart and caused a crane to crash down on a Manhattan neighborhood, killing seven people in one of the city's worst construction accidents...
Posted by Examiner New York Headlines on 01 5th, 2009
A fast-moving house fire killed eight people, including four young brothers, despite the homeowner's frantic attempts to save them, authorities and a witness said. Only a few blackened fragments of walls remained standing after the white-hot fire...
Posted by Examiner Missouri Headlines on 01 5th, 2009
AMC Entertainment Inc., the nation's second-largest theater operator, has completed its sale of Mexican subsidiary Grupo Cinemex to conglomerate Entretenimiento GM de Mexico S.A. de C.V. The sale price was $315 million in cash, but the price was...
Posted by Examiner Pennsylvania Headlines on 01 5th, 2009
The former president of Verizon Pennsylvania testified Monday that a powerful state lawmaker sought $50 million worth of demands during negotiations with the state over phone-industry deregulation. The demands included $15 million for a small South...
Posted by Examiner Florida Headlines on 01 5th, 2009
Oklahoma cornerback Dominique Franks walked into Dolphin Stadium alongside teammates Monday, took a seat in the stands and politely declined every interview request. Franks probably wished he would have been as quiet the day before.
Posted by Examiner Wisconsin Headlines on 01 5th, 2009
A former athlete at Racine Park High School faces an 18-month prison term for the accidental shooting of a friend as they tried to rob a drug dealer of marijuana. Nineteen-year-old Damonshay Pitt, who apologized at his sentencing Monday, pleaded...
Posted by Examiner Florida Headlines on 01 5th, 2009
Lawmakers will have to make deeper spending cuts than anticipated because December tax collections fell $100 million below forecast, Senate President Jeff Atwater said as the Legislature convened Monday in special session to confront a growing budget...
Posted by Examiner District Of Columbia Headlines on 01 5th, 2009
Parts of three remote and uninhabited Pacific island chains are being set aside by President George W. Bush as national monuments to protect them from oil and gas extraction and commercial fishing in what will be the largest marine conservation effort...