Stocks pull back as investors take profits
Stocks slipped Thursday as investors decided to lock in profits at the end of a historically strong month.
Stocks slipped Thursday as investors decided to lock in profits at the end of a historically strong month.
Postal regulators Thursday denied requests by the U.S. Postal Service to raise postage rates in January
Ecuador’s government has declared a state of emergency after police launched a chaotic rebellion over austerity measures that cut their benefits.
Astronomers have discovered two newfound worlds, one of which looks to be the kind of place where life might be able to take hold.
The Commerce Department says U.S. economic growth was a touch higher in the second quarter than previously estimated
The Republican nominee for New York governor got into a heated argument with a newspaper reporter Wednesday, and telling him: “I’ll take you out, buddy.”
The U.S. Treasury on Thursday welcomed the plan for American International Group Inc. (AIG) to repay billions in taxpayer aid
A just-released poll shows Republican Marco Rubio commands a double-digit lead among likely voters in Florida’s U.S. Senate race
Pakistan has blocked one of two vital supply routes for U.S. and Nato troops in Afghanistan, officials say.
North Korea has released a photograph of Kim Jong Un, the youngest son and heir apparent of leader Kim Jong Il.
Senior Care recognized at commision meeting
Citrus Memorial announces 2011 Volunteer of the Year
CF administrators recognized for National Guard support
RV club donates baby blankets to Crystal River hospital 
Run earns generous donation for YMCA
Sheriff’s Office takes fifth in SWAT competition
Homosassa Veterans Memorial celebrates veterans