Richard Moore

A retired Lewis-Clark State College professor and two of his former students plan to raise money and spruce up a northern Idaho cemetery long targeted by vandals. Read More

Health care costs rise far faster each year than the general rate of inflation, and no one expects that to change any time soon, but Paul Swoboda, a researcher with the University of Massachusetts Medical School's Commonwealth Medicine division, said some positive steps toward addressing the issue may come in the next year. Read More

State Treasurer Janet Cowell told her employees in March, about two months after she'd been sworn in, that they and future employees couldn't do business with or lobby the treasurer's office for a year after they'd left their jobs. Read More

A disturbing discovery after a grandfather finds his son and granddaughter dead inside the garage of their home in what's being called a murder-suicide. Read More

Big brands are about to find the fight against brandjacking, cybersquatting and phishing much tougher thanks to new regulations that allow URLs to be created in languages other than English. Read More

It is nearly 10 years since the first in a number of tough anti-terrorism laws was passed by the government. Read More

Stunned students watched as a 40ft wind turbine crashed to earth during its installation on a high school playing field. Read More

A meter pole falls, leaving a Lafayette woman and her son without power. Read More

The Commonwealth Bank says it plans to further boost its retail security systems, including anti-skimming devices on ATMs in the Illawarra. Read More

The Stoddard County Historical Society ended its year with the annual Thanksgiving potluck dinner, held in Bloomfield at the Trinity Methodist Fellowship Hall. The society furnished the turkey and ham, while members and guests provided the side dishes. Read More