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The new rules allow more than 400 local districts to set conservation targets for residents and businesses. The state is in its fifth year of drought.
The bomber is part of the 69th Expeditionary Bomb Squadron at Minot Air Force Base, North Dakota, and was on a training mission, the Air Force said.
The head of Homeland Security has a bit of advice for airlines who want to shorten long waits at airport security: waive fees for checked baggage.
Effective next month, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine will eliminate a popular but controversial course in which students operate on live pigs.
The meeting — on the fourth anniversary of the day Facebook issued its initial public offering and became a public company — was closed to reporters.
Four officers had been placed on leave in all amid allegations of sexual misconduct with a woman who may have been underage at the time.
An experimental AIDS vaccine that's worked better than anything else tried so far is going to be tested in South Africa, U.S. health officials say.
Calvin Harris is accused of killing his wife but her body has not been found. Two convictions were overturned and a jury deadlocked in a third trial.
Pennsylvania police say a pair of 22-year-old twins set off bombs that destroyed several Amish sheds during a two week rampage. WGAL's Meredith
Eric Fanning was sworn in as Army secretary and becomes the first openly gay leader of any U.S. military service.
