THIBODAUX - A Thibodaux Hampton Inn maintenance worker was arrested for allegedly stealing televisions from the motel, police said Friday. Officials at the Hampton Inn on North Canal Boulevard notified police Wednesday that they were missing nine 32-inch flat-screen TVs worth about $850 apiece, city Police Chief Craig Melancon said.
Appeal filed in case of son guilty of killing Bethlehem father, mutilating mother
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The Wichita Garden Show is making some changes this year to reflect the nation’s economic troubles, offering giveaways of money, shopping sprees, diamonds and a riding lawnmower instead of having entertainers perform during the show. “We decided to be a giving garden show,” Alex Lingg, the show’s manager, says. That is reflected in the show’s theme: The Giving Garden. “It just felt frivolous to …
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OLYMPIC VALLEY - It’s a good thing Squaw Valley has multiple venues worthy of hosting a big-mountain competition.
We’re very lucky to be here after some vehicular troubles damn near killed us on the way down from Oregon. Once over the Siskiyou pass we thought we were home free, but Old Blue decided to jettison a tie rod, and our trip required some thinking to get done.
Orlando’s Brian McKnight adopts a smart strategy in The Celebrity Apprentice . In tonight’s opener, the singer flies under the radar and gets along with everyone to avoid the bull’s-eye in the boardroom.
The defense for Christopher Porco has filed an appeal to overturn his conviction on charges he killed his father and attempted to kill his mother in a brutal ax attack in 2004. Porco was sentenced to 50 years to life in prison in December 2006. Our Steve Ference has details on why his attorneys say he should get a new trial.
Christopher Porco’s defense team has filed an appeal in his case, seeking to overturn his conviction on charges that he murdered his father and tried to kill his mother with an ax back in 2004.