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A 76-year-old Eagle Creek woman was killed in the head-on collision.

The charges stemmed from an investigation into the 2009 disappearance of his daughter-in-law Susan Powell.

Investigators believe the SUV was traveling about 90 miles-per-hour when the crash occurred.

Portland saw its winless streak extended to three games.

For the second year in a row, the Portland Winterhawks watched as another team raised the Ed Chynoweth Cup.

The arthroscopic procedure repaired a slight labral tear.

Closing arguments are scheduled for tomorrow at the North Carolina trial of two-time Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards, with jury deliberations expected to start the following day.

An attorney says Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s estranged wife has been found dead in New York.

Leaders of Houston's black community are expressing outrage after a jury found a former police officer not guilty of official oppression in the beating of a 15-year-old burglary suspect.

Syrian President Bashar Assad insisted Tuesday his regime is fighting back against foreign mercenaries who want to overthrow him, not innocent Syrians aspiring for democracy in a yearlong uprising.

U.S. hopes of reopening Pakistan's supply routes for the Afghanistan war ahead of next week's NATO summit are going down to the wire.

A U.S.-based institute says new satellite imagery shows that North Korea has resumed building work on a reactor after months of inactivity.

Democrats controlling the Senate have rejected for the second consecutive year a budget plan passed by House Republicans.

House Republicans are pushing ahead with their bill to renew the Violence Against Women Act, despite opposition from President Barack Obama.

Mitt Romney is criticizing President Barack Obama's record on debt as he campaigns in Florida, a critical battleground state.

Delta Air Lines says it may have charged some frequent fliers higher fares than other customers for almost three weeks because of a computer glitch.

Worries that Greece will drop out of the euro currency union are pushing the dollar higher against most other currencies.

Shareholders of JPMorgan Chase & Co. have filed two lawsuits against the nation's biggest bank, accusing it and its leaders of taking excessive risk and causing a monumental $2 billion trading loss.

About 1.6 million stools are being recalled because the stools can break or collapse unexpectedly when in use.

Wal-Mart and Toys R Us are announcing the recall of about 21,000 inflatable Banzai in-ground pool water slides because during use, the slide can deflate, allowing the user to hit the ground underneath the slide and become injured.

Sportspower is recalling about 92,000 BouncePro 14’ trampolines because the netting surrounding these trampolines can break.