Effort aims to spike breast cancer with new approach
Many women live with breast cancer that does not respond to standard medical treatment, a condition that researchers at the Virginia G. Piper Cancer Center at Scottsdale Healthcare want to change by aggressively targeting specific genes.
Keeping your loved one safe in a nursing home
Help your loved one find a place where he'll be happy and you'll feel secure about his safety.
Guilty Plea In Felony Medicaid Fraud Case
A Fallston woman has pleaded guilty in the Circuit Court for Baltimore City to one count of felony Medicaid fraud for billing the Medicaid program for psychotherapy services she was not licensed to perform.
Senate considers Denver federal judge nominee
A Senate committee has taken up the nomination of William Martinez who will fill one of two vacant judgeships on the U.S. District Court.
Idaho's Jobless Rate Ticks Up Slightly
The state Department of Labor says the unemployment rate edged up slightly to 9.5 percent last month as Idaho's pool of unemployed workers swelled to a record 71,600. The agency said Friday that employers hired fewer workers in January and February than any other two-month period on record, shedding roughly 5,900 jobs since the beginning of the ...
Check On OSU Shooting Suspect Found No Criminal Past
Ohio State University says a background check on a janitor who shot two supervisors didn't reveal a criminal record, even though he had spent five years in prison.
Lawmaker seeks aid to ease Fairbanks pollution
A Republican state legislator from North Pole wants Alaska to spend almost $6 million on a program to help Fairbanks overcome its chronic air pollution.
Alaska lawmakers meet with NOAA chief to discuss endangered status for whales
If there's one thing Alaska's congressional delegation can agree on, it's a distrust of the Endangered Species Act and a belief it could ruin the state's economy.
Montana EPA office has new director
HELENA - The Environmental Protection Agency has named Julie DalSoglio the director of its Montana office.
SEC charges former RIA with bilking college student, family friend
The Securities and Exchange Commission has sued Gary R. Headding and his former registered investment adviser firm, Envision Direct of Newport Beach, Calif., for defrauding two clients of at least $274,256. The regulatory agency, which also alleges that he charged three clients inflated advisory fees as high as 12.9%, filed the suit last week in ...
Lehman report may point way for criminal charges
An explosive report by a court-appointed examiner on the collapse of Lehman Brothers and its former chief executive, Kenneth Lewis, and former chief financial officer, Joe Price, accusing them of misleading shareholders about the bank's acquisition of Merrill Lynch & Co.
ImageXpres Corp Releases 2009 Financial Statements
ImageXpres Corporation , a US-based digital imaging and printing company, today posted its financial statements for the 2009 year, including balance sheet and income statement dated December 31.
