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Researchers say that vitamin E might help slow the progression of mild to moderate Alzheimer's disease.

The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources says results of laboratory tests on some of the first birds found indicate they died from West Nile.

Owen got down to minus 31 degrees, two degrees colder than the previous record set in 1963.

Prosecutors say he threatened to spank one girl if she didn't watch a pornographic movie.

It happened at about noon Tuesday.

Obama kicked off New Year's Eve with a morning workout at a military base near his rented vacation home on the Hawaiian island of Oahu.

On Tuesday, the city announced that the facilities would be closed for the day.

The castle features four towers that are about 30 feet tall.

Exploding fireworks sprayed from the sails of the Sydney Opera House and the Australian city's harbor bridge at midnight Tuesday as the world ushered in a new year.

One of three people accused of cashing the Social Security checks of a relative who's presumed dead has been found not guilty by reason of mental defect.

Gov. Nikki Haley placed the friendly wager Tuesday with her colleague in Wisconsin.

Albrecht Sign Co. of Fridley is offering the seats for sale.

System spokesman David Giroux says officials plan to release the names on Thursday. The Board of Regents is expected to make a hiring decision in January.

"If you make the irresponsible choice to drive while impaired, our officers will be on the lookout, and we will arrest you,” says Eau Claire County Sheriff Ron Cramer.

Changes to liquor laws are a tough sell in alcohol-friendly Wisconsin, a state with the third lowest beer tax nationwide and a strong booze lobby.

The team made about 40,000 tickets available Monday morning.

The Wisconsin State Patrol says it responded to multiple crashes Monday night.

Police have surrounded an area near Blakeley Avenue and East Clairemont Parkway.

Altoona Police say the 53 Bypass north is open as of about 4:35 p.m. Monday. Traffic is still backed up.

Police are reminding those of you who are heading out to ring in the New Year to have fun, but use good judgment.