Aug 5, 2011 Posted by Ken

‘Pizza Collar Bomb’ Crime a Strange Story

With the new movie 30 Minutes or Less soon to be released in theaters, there are new details in the real life story that the film is loosely based on. Back in 2003, pizza deliveryman Brian Wells was killed when a bomb attached to his neck went off as he sat in the middle of the street surrounded by police.   Before he was killed, Wells explained that two people had attached the bomb to his collar and... read more

Jul 22, 2011 Posted by Nicole

Debt Ceiling Getting Ready To Crash

The biggest question on the minds of the Congress and the President is what to do with the debt ceiling? Congress has a few more days to make a decision or for the first time in history, the United States may be defaulting on their loans. Over the past two weeks the biggest issue that has been overtaking the news has been the debt ceiling.  The problem that our nation is looking at right now is that we... read more

Feb 5, 2010 Posted by stan

“Spiritual Warrior” Guru Pleads Not Guilty

James Ray, a styled self-help guru, has entered a not guilty plea in the deaths of three people during a sweat lodge ceremony held in Arizona.  Ray’s Spiritual Warrior program involved a part where 65 member of the program stayed in a sweat lodge, a large tent like structure filled with steam.  During one of the sessions, Kirby Brown, Liz Neuman, and James Shore, among several others, would become... read more

Jan 22, 2010 Posted by stan

Severe California Weather

Storms that many are claiming to be the result of El Nino weather patterns have caused an unexpected amount of damage in southern California, and now the severe weather is moving into Arizona.  The southern section of California has been hit with a barrage of severe weather systems over the past three days, leading to flash flooding, a large amount of wind damage, and, the constant problem in California,... read more

Jan 12, 2010 Posted by stan

Richard Heene Reports to Jail

The infamous “Balloon Boy” hoax is finally coming to an end.  Richard Heene, the man who reported to authorities that his 6-year-old son was floating away over Colorado in a weather balloon, reported to the Larimer County Detention Center to serve out his sentence.  For perpetrating the hoax, Heene was found guilty of attempting to influence a public servant.  The felony charge carries with... read more