CINCINNATI — AK Steel's chairman and chief executive says more layoffs are likely at the steel company due to the struggling economy.
James Wainscott said Thursday after...
BUTLER TWP — Firefighters this morning doused a chimney fire on Wendells Lane off Bullcreek Road before the two-story house could be damaged.
Capt. Mike Schmidt of the S...
BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan — Kyrgyzstan today ordered U.S. forces to depart within six months from an air base key to military operations in Afghanistan, complicating plans to ...
ATLANTA — One person is dead and at least 7 injured after overnight thunderstorms swept Georgia and Alabama with tornados, hail and lightning.
A spokesman for the Georgi...
STAMFORD, Conn. — The owner of a 200-pound domesticated chimpanzee that went berserk and mauled a Connecticut woman changed her story on whether she gave the animal the ...
HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Legislature has burned through $5.8 million in taxpayer money so far on legal fees and other expenses stemming from an investigation into s...
LONDON — A helicopter carrying 18 people went down near an oil field in the North Sea today, officials said. All aboard were successfully rescued.
Maritime and Coastguar...
BAGHDAD — The Iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at George W. Bush did not apologize as his trial began today, and instead struck a defiant tone — telling the judges h...
WASHINGTON — Big industry production throttled back in January due partly to auto shutdowns, and housing construction tumbled to a record low, weaker-than-expected perfo...
DENVER — President Barack Obama today signed a massive $787 billion package to revive the economy, saying the measure represented the "essential work of keeping the Amer...
