Man charged in assassination attempt against Utah governor | Associated Press SALT LAKE CITY - A Utah man who police say threatened to assassinate Gov. Gary Herbert is now facing multiple felony charges. Brian Biff Baker was charged Friday in Salt Lake City's 3rd District Court with felony counts of drug and weapons possession, along with a misdemeanor count of threatening elected officials. Court records show no hearings are set in the case.

Search resumes at recycling center in case of Josh Powell | Associated Press PUYALLUP, Wash. - Volunteers sifted through tons of paper at a recycling center Sunday, hoping to find items that Josh Powell may have dumped before killing himself and his two sons in a house fire last week. The search, involving about 20 people from Pierce County Search and Rescue, was expected to last all day. "What happened last weekend really affected me.

(Source: Xinhua) 2012-02-13 Local residents clear away snow in Nyalam County, southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region, Feb.

Essex fire service said rescue was 'extremely dangerous' Mercury dipped as low as -15.6C in Lincolnshire this weekend Teenager is airlifted to hospital after sledging accident Dogs drown in Olympic and Paralympic rowing lake Treacherous fog causes pile-up on the M6 in Cumbria Much of Europe remains in the grip of big freeze Kosovo avalanche deaths add to the Euro death toll By Fiona Macrae and Rosie Taylor Last updated at 12:14 AM on 13th February 2012

New Jersey Transit's acting vice president and general manager of bus operations now has the permanent title. The agency's Board of Directors recently approved Joyce Gallagher's appointment.

Volunteers sifted through tons of paper at a recycling center Sunday, hoping to find items that Josh Powell may have dumped before killing himself and his two sons in a house fire last week. The search, involving about 20 people from Pierce County Search and Rescue, was expected to last all day. "What happened last weekend really affected me.

Accused of plot to kill an officer By Ed White - Associated Press Sunday, February 12, 2012 '); Comment(s)RecommendTwitterLinkedinRead LaterEmailPrintText Size: +| -Share DETROIT - Seven members of a Midwest militia accused of plotting to overthrow the government are set to stand trial, where jurors will decide whether federal authorities prevented an attack by homegrown extremists or simply made too much of weekend warriors' boasts to "take our nation back."

Shariq MajeedShariq Majeed, TNN | Feb 13, 2012, 02.31AM IST | | | | | DUGRI: At 13, Navraj Singh Chhina is promoting Punjabi folk culture like no one else from the city.

By Tresa Baldas and David Ashenfelter, Detroit Free Press DETROIT Б─" The government says they're homegrown terrorists who plotted to kill police officers with bombs and guns. By Madalyn Ruggiero, AP A law enforcement official walks out of an armored vehicle tank in a staging area in Hillsdale County, Mich., during a search for a fugitive who is part of a Christian militia group on March 29, 2010. By Madalyn Ruggiero, AP

TRENTON, N.J. (AP) - An off-duty New Jersey county sheriff's officer who was shot and seriously wounded when he tried to intervene in a domestic dispute has won a $5.9 million civil judgment against the gunman. A judge recently awarded the money to Joshua Hahn and his wife after Billy Heisler - who was convicted last month on attempted murder and weapons charges - failed to respond to the suit. The 34-year-old Mercer County Sheriff's officer suffered two punctured