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  • Akron Police Investigate Barbershop Robbery
    Akron Police Investigate Barbershop Robbery Akron Police are investigating a robbery that occurred at a barbershop Tuesday morning. The owner of the All City Barbershop on Pioneer Street reported that after he opened the shop,…
  • Three New Guilty Pleas in Pilot Flying J Rebate Case
    Three more guilty pleas filed in the Pilot Flying J rebate fraud case could mean more problems for Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam's company. Two regional sales managers and a…
  • 480 West Blocked in Streetsboro
    Interstate 480 westbound near the Turnpike in Streetsboro is blocked after a semi truck hit the divider. State Route 303 to State Route 91 can be used as an alternates,…
  • Man Gets 10 Years In Prison For Robbing Elderly
    An Akron man will get a 10 year prison sentence for stealing from a 92 year-old woman. Summit County prosecutors say 41 year-old Daniel Roy Spiegel of Coventry Street demanded money from…
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  • Aaron Hernandez's Rental Car to Be Searched in Murder Probe

    Aaron Hernandez's Rental Car to Be Searched in Murder ProbeHemera/Thinkstock(BOSTON) -- Investigators plan to execute a search warrant on an Enterprise rental car registered to New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez on Wednesday, ABC News has learned.
    The car was near the body of a man who was found murdered Monday evening.
    The search of the vehicle was planned after police spent hours at the $1.3...

  • Ohio Day Care Owner Accused of Drugging Snacks

    Ohio Day Care Owner Accused of Drugging SnacksABC(WESTERVILLE, Ohio) -- An Ohio day care worker who police say sprinkled drugs in children's snacks to make them fall asleep has denied dispensing any medication without parental approval.
    "I simply wouldn't do it. I didn't do it," Tammy Eppley told ABC News on Tuesday. "Anytime I gave the children any medication, I had permission from the...

  • POLL: Most Back NSA Surveillance Efforts, but Seek Congressional Hearings

    POLL: Most Back NSA Surveillance Efforts, but Seek Congressional HearingsUS Army Gen. Keith Alexander, director of the National Security Agency -- Mark Wilson/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Most Americans in a new ABC News/Washington Post poll support telephone and Internet surveillance by the National Security Administration, but two-thirds also favor congressional hearings on the subject -- indicating broad interest in...

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  • Marian Hossa Likely to Play in Game Four
    Len Redkoles/NHLI via Getty Images (BOSTON) -- Chicago Blackhawks forward Marian Hossa is likely to play in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Finals against the Boston Bruins on Wednesday…
  • Jozy Altidore Leads US to Third-Straight Win
    ROBYN BECK/AFP/Getty Images(SANDY, Utah) -- Jozy Altidore seems to come through when his team needs him the most.He scored a goal in his fourth-straight international match to lead the U.S.…
  • Mets Pitchers Dazzle in Doubleheader Sweep of Braves
    Scott Cunningham/Getty Images(ATLANTA) -- If Tuesday was any indication, the future seems pretty bright for the New York Mets.Matt Harvey took a no-hitter into the seventh inning, Zack Wheeler dazzled…

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  • House Committee Would Criminalize Being Undocumented
    Authors: Jeanette TorresiStockphoto/Thinktsock(WASHINGTON) -- While the Senate was working to amend the bipartisan immigration bill on the floor, the House Judiciary Committee was busy late Tuesday night passing its piecemeal…
  • Obama Says NSA Surveillance Has Saved Lives
    Authors: Jeanette TorresSean Gallup/Getty Images(BERLIN) -- President Obama on Wednesday defended his administration’s “narrow” phone and Internet surveillance, saying that “lives have been saved” because of the programs.“We know of…
  • Tea Party Fight Brewing in Alaska Senate Race
    Authors: Jeanette TorresiStockphoto/Thinkstock(WASHINGTON) -- Lt. Gov. Mead Treadwell announced his candidacy for the U.S. Senate in Alaska on Tuesday, ensuring there will be a Republican primary in the race to…

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  • 5 Health Move Musts to Start Now
    The health choices you make now will dictate your health in the future; start being healthy today and you'll feel the positive effects for years to come.  1. GET A LIFE.  People who feel a sense of purpose in life and a responsibility beyond taking care of themselves-like organizing adopt-a-thons at the animal shelter or throwing not-to-be-missed soirees for friends-tend to deal with stress better than those who don't, Dr. Roizen says. These activities give…
  • The 7 Steps to Letting Inner Happiness Guide Your Relationships
    've finally developed clarity about dating and relationships in my mid-60s, after 23 years with my husband, a divorce 16 years ago, and a long string of relationships since. Over the years, I've built an honest and intimate relationship with myself that enables me to answer many of the relationship questions I used to agonize over. Most importantly, I always know that no matter what happens with a man, no matter what the circumstances, I…
  • Bizarre Food Laws
    How much bacteria is allowed in a scoop of ice cream? Which days of the week can you legally sell alcohol? Can you use your spare dynamite to fish? Yes, there are laws to cover these and just about every other aspect of the food industry.   Massachusetts: Making, selling, or distributing arsenic laced candy or toys will result in a fine of between $50 to $100 dollars. It’s hard to tell what’s more distressing…

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