Burglaries Down, but Still a Priority (KLAS Las Vegas)

While burglaries are down from last year, Metro Police says it still makes their list as one of their top crimes in the valley and they want to help you put a stop to it. Reporter Tedd Florendo has the details.

Letters: The credit crunch and taxation (Independent)

One positive message from the global economic crisis is that it creates a need for a system of taxation more appropriate to a civilised democracy.

New Camden church, community center to be open 24 hours a day (The Philadelphia Inquirer)

In a small elementary school gym in Camden, a church called New Life Ministries holds its Sunday services with drums and keyboards set up between the basketball hoops and metal folding chairs arranged as pews.

Burglars await sentencing (The Pekin Daily Times)

Times staff writer PEKIN - Tenth Judicial Circuit Court Judge Stephen Kouri has heard conflicting stories in his courtroom at separate times from defendants involved in the same crime.

Business burglars sentenced (Lexington Minuteman)

Two men who broke into Lexington Center businesses last December were sentenced Thursday to five years at Walpole State Prison.