A series of storms struck Oklahoma, Kansas and Arkansas late Tuesday and early Wednesday, wiping out homes and businesses and killing at least nine people.
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Storms Hit 3 States and at Least 9 People Are Killed
Mike Huckabee will not run for president in 2012. The former governor of Arkansas made the announcement during a live broadcast of his show on Fox News on Saturday night. Polling had suggested that he would be a very strong candidate for the…
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Huckabee Will Not Run in 2012
A Boy Scout troop from Lafayette, Louisiana, which was missing after a weekend camping trip in an Arkansas national forest, was found safe on Tuesday, officials said.
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Missing Boy Scouts found in Arkansas
A Boy Scout troop from Lafayette, Louisiana, is missing after camping this weekend in an Arkansas National Forest.
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6 Boy Scouts missing in Arkansas
A string of tornadoes tore across the southern United States over the weekend, leaving a trail of destruction. The storms started in Oklahoma Thursday and then moved east through Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, North and South Carolina, and…
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Storms Leave Damage Across South
Pictures have emerged of a deadly storm that swept through the southern US states of Oklahoma and Arkansas.
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VIDEO: Deadly tornados sweep through US
A powerful storm that ripped through Arkansas and Oklahoma late Thursday, killing nine people, reached Mississippi and Alabama Friday. The violent winds and tornadoes have toppled trees, dislodged power lines, blown off roofs, and tossed cars onto…
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Storm Barrels Across Southeast
The Supreme Court of Arkansas has struck down a law banning same-sex adoption. The court said that the law violated an individual’s right to privacy. The ban, called Act 1, was approved by Arkansas voters in 2008 and blocked unmarried couples who lived…
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Arkansas Court Overturns Gay Adoption Ban
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee pulled back Tuesday a bit from his comments earlier in the week about President Obama’s childhood and Natalie Portman’s pregnancy, and blamed the criticism and backlash on the media’s portrayal of the events. On his…
Remember what happened to Dan Quayle when he criticized Murphy Brown, Mike Huckabee? The former Arkansas governor ripped Oscar-winning actress Natalie Portman for “glamorizing” single motherhood with an “out-of-wedlock” pregnancy. “What’s troubling is…
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Huckabee Criticizes Portman’s Pregnancy
Mike Huckabee, call your fact-checker. On Tuesday, the former Arkansas governor and 2012 Republican hopeful inaccurately said-twice-that President Obama grew up in Kenya. “[H]aving grown up in Kenya, his view of the Brits, for example, [is] very…
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Huckabee: Obama Raised in Kenya
In a campaign against obesity, Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey and former Gov. Mike Huckabee of Arkansas are siding with Michelle Obama, not Sarah Palin.
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Dessert? Christie and Huckabee Support First Lady
It’s snowing, again. Weather advisories are in effect in 10 southern states, as the second storm in two weeks sweeps through the area. Snow fell on Missouri, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Arkansas, and Kansas; and a hard-freeze warning was in effect along the…
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Another Snow Storm Sweeps Through South
Recently, there have been thousands of tremors in an area of Arkansas, creating a phenomenon that has come to be called the Guy earthquake swarm.
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A Dot on the Arkansas Map, Until the Earth Started Shaking
A lot of theories have been floated over the past week or two to explain the freakish bird deaths reported in Arkansas, Kentucky, Sweden, and in other cities and countries around the world. This isn’t the end times; it’s relatively routine, according to John Roach, who has the real story at MSNBC.com. “That is a story that is due to habitat loss and global climate disruption and a variety of global causes like that. That is something we were worried about last year, and we should be worried about now, and it is something that we should be worried about 10 years from now,” he said. “But I don’t think they have anything to do with the current events.” The current events are “the kind of thing we deal with everyday,” said Krysten Schuler , a wildlife ecologist with the U.S. Geological Survey who helps maintain a database on wildlife die-offs . Whether or not mass die-offs are on the uptick is uncertain – the biologists only know about those that are reported. They suspect that many, perhaps most, are never brought to their attention. What’s different over the past few days is more people are noticing the die-offs and, at least for the moment, reporting them. This may be the result of technology – cell phones, the Internet, and instant global communications, Harvard biologist E.O. Wilson told The Associated Press on Thursday. The USGS’ Schuler told me the flood of reports will likely die down in a few weeks once the current media buzz abates. Read the full story at MSNBC.com .
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Aflockalypse: 1 in 6 Bird Species Threatened With Extinction
Aflockalypse: 1 in 6 Bird Species Threatened With Extinction
Saturday, January 8th, 2011
