David Lee Roth and Van Halen are reported to reunite for a 40-date amphitheater tour this summer.
"I see it absolutely as an inevitability," Roth said, “To me, it's not rocket surgery. It's very simple to put together.�
The band, headed for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, parted ways with Roth in 1985 and last performed together in 1996.
I noticed that the lead in this story didn’t have the straight facts like a hard-news story would have.
Burning trailer home in Oakdale Saturday morning leaves 61-year-old man dead.
Authorities said the man tried to escape his home but wasn’t fast enough.
Investigators say the fire started in the kitchen but they don’t yet know the cause of the fire. Oakdale police have yet to release the victim’s name.
Investigators search for source of groundwater contamination in the east metro. The contamination in the drinking water comes from chemicals once manufactured by 3M.
Extended searching will take place in the next two weeks to find the source of the pollution.
“We believe the first step in taking care of what's in the environment is to determine where it's coming from," 3M spokesman Bill Nelson said.
I noticed that the lead for this story created major curiosity to read more about this pollution problem.
E. Howard Hunt, 88, died on Tuesday of pneumonia at his home in Miami. Hunt was best known for his involvement with the Watergate break-in.
"I will always be called a Watergate burglar, even though I was never in the damn place," Hunt said.
Hunt a former World War II solider, CIA officer, and author was survived by six children.
A video released Monday by al Qaeda showed Ayman al-Zawahiri, Osama bin Laden’s chief aide, threatening American troops.
The treat comes after President George W. Bush’s plan to increase troop involvement in Iraq by 20,000.
"If we are secure, you might be secure, and if we are safe, you might be safe. And if we are struck and killed, you will definitely -- with Allah's permission -- be struck and killed," al-Zawahiri said.