When Kozlowsk's truck overturned it blocked both westbound lanes so when a bus carrying Chippewa Falls marching band students and chaperones arrived moments later it crashed right into it.

Kozlowsk's attorney argued that the driver of the bus was excessively tired and not wearing his brakes like his liscense required.

Mohrbacker's dogs severely mauled a neighbor and friend on March 26 of this year.

More heart attack patients worldwide are surviving with less heart damage than they were just a few years ago, doctors report today in the first major study to suggest that widespread use of proven treatments is paying off around the globe, according to USA Today.

The study consisted of 44,372 patients from the USA, Canada, Europe and South America, according to USA Today.

Hospital deaths fell by 18% in patients with the most severe form of heart attack, the study shows, according to USA Today.

This move pitches the country into early national elections and a referendum on the role of religion in its future, according to the NYtimes.

President Bush rejected a bill that would require the first U.S. combat troops to be withdrawn from Iraq by Oct. 1 with a goal of a complete pullout six months later, according to associated press writers Anne Flahertyand Jennifer Loven.

This bill would have lead to chaos and confusion, according to Bush in the AP article

Bush also said the bill was a blueprint for failure and defeat, according to the NY Times.

An Army Ranger who was with Pat Tillman when he died by friendly fire said Tuesday he was told by a higher-up to conceal that information from Tillman's family, according to the Star Tribune.

A former Mets clubhouse assistant pleaded guilty yesterday in federal court in San Francisco to distributing performance-enhancing drugs to dozens of former and current Major League Baseball players for a 10-year period, according to the NY times.

The bullet that killed a New York state trooper during a shootout Wednesday morning in a farmhouse in the Catskill Mountains came from the gun of a fellow officer, not the suspect they had cornered, the state police said Friday, according to the NY Times.

Does of drug and alcohol addicts in New York check themselves into detoxification wards so often that they stay overnight more than 100 nights a year, according to the NY times.

THese peple are know as "frequent flyers."

New Yorks spends more than $300 million a year on it's medicad program. That's far more than the rest of the United States, the NY times reported.

But legislators say he is angry about government's refusal to set timetable for withdrawal of American troops.

Thirty people were killed in the deadliest campus massacre Monday at VIrginia Tech, according to Sue LIndsey an Associated Press writer.

There was no immediate evidence to suggest it was a terrorist attack, FBI spokesman Richard Kolko in Washington said. "But all avenues will be explored."

The gunman was also shot to death, officials said, according to the NY Times.