Transportation News
- Leg-powered delivery (Herald Journal) :: Jack Wise, right, and Nate Morrill have started a bike courier service in Logan. (Eli Lucero/Herald Journal) It’s possible to get lunch, move documents from point A to point B and send a gift to a friend across town all without moving your car.
- Tristate Regional News, Thursday 7/3 (FOX 7 WTVW Evansville) :: Indianapolis Metro Police Investigate Another Murder This Week (Indianapolis) -- Indianapolis Metropolitan Police are investigating another murder this week.
- At your service (Louisville Courier-Journal) :: Question: I am looking for a movie set in the 1930s at an old English manor. Part of the plot was that the lord of the manor became involved (innocently, I think) with Nazis.
- Chinese to document life of Doylestown man (phillyburbs.com) :: Near the dawn of the 20th century, William Edgar Geil wrote of his walks along the Great Wall of China. A camera crew is coming to film the town he lived in.
- Really feeling the heat (The Post and Courier) :: Groceries or lights? That's a question facing hundreds of people every day in South Carolina. Often, the choice is groceries. In the first three months of this year, Duke Power, Progress Energy and Scana Corp., the owner of South Carolina Electric & Gas Co., pulled the plug on almost 39,000 homes for falling behind on electricity bills. That equates to 427 a day, according to a Post and ...
- Police use texting for crime tips (USA Today) :: Anonymous crime tips, long a staple of police investigations, are increasingly coming in by text message.
- More Police Get Text-Message Tip Lines (Officer.com) :: Text messaging has some benefits that traditional calling doesn't.