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Campus May 2, 2016

After sturgeon kills girl, wildlife officials re-emphasize boater safety

Wildlife officials are reemphasizing proper safety measures for boaters along the Suwannee River after the first sturgeon strike fatality in Florida history was reported over the Fourth of July weekend.

Digging History May 2, 2016

Designs revealed for Iceland's first pagan temple in 1,000 years

For the first time in 1,000 years a new pagan temple is being constructed in Iceland’s capital city that will house a shrine to the Norse gods Thor, Odin and Frigg.

Presidential May 2, 2016

Heroin epidemic seizes bipartisan attention in 2016 race

America's heroin crisis has risen to levels that are demanding attention on the 2016 campaign trail as candidates from both sides of the aisle call for action, particularly in the first-in-the-nation primary state of New Hampshire where heroin overdoses have soared.

Presidential May 2, 2016

Heroin epidemic draws bipartisan focus in 2016 race

America's heroin crisis has risen to levels that are demanding attention on the 2016 campaign trail as candidates from both sides of the aisle call for action, particularly in the first-in-the-nation primary state of New Hampshire where heroin overdoses have soared.

Campus May 2, 2016

Higher power: Okla. lawmakers take on courts over Ten Commandments monument

Oklahoma lawmakers say they answer to a higher authority than the state Supreme Court when it comes to the Ten Commandments monument the justices ordered must be removed from the State House grounds.

Legislation May 2, 2016

Sun setting on daylight saving time? States consider alternative to clock-changing ‘hassle’

States across the country are taking a dim view toward daylight saving time. And some say it's time to turn back the clock -- so to speak.

Energy May 2, 2016

America's first offshore wind project dealt major setback after utilities bolt

An ambitious and controversial push to erect America's first offshore wind farm has been dealt what some call a potentially "fatal" blow after two utility companies pulled out of commitments to buy energy from the lagging operation.

Campus May 2, 2016

2016 plans? Ex-Christie staffer leaving NH GOP

The director of the New Hampshire Republican Party is stepping down, a full year before the state’s first-in-the-nation presidential primary – raising questions over whether he might return to his previous employer, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, as part of a budding 2016 campaign. ​

Campus May 2, 2016

Olivia Newton-John will sell no wine before its time

Superstar Olivia Newton-John’s ever-expanding career is getting even sweeter.

Campus May 2, 2016

Meagan Pastorchik wins 2015 Miss Hooters competition

Meagan Pastorchik of North Charleston, S.C., was crowned the 2015 Miss Hooters at the annual Las Vegas competition Wednesday night, and she wants folks to know Hooters girls have more than just sex appeal to offer. 

Campus May 2, 2016

Suzanne Somers has no plans to slow down at 68

Anti-aging is what Suzanne Somers preaches, and at 68 years old it, it appears she is walking her talk.