Caronna Trial Blog - Day 2

Caronna Trial Blog - Day 2
Caronna Trial Blog - Day 2

You can think of them as..."Tina's Army." Dozens of family, friends and supporters who have for four years loyally shown up at every court appearance that her accused murderer husband, Joe Caronna has made since he was arrested in November 2008.

It somehow seemed fitting the first day of Coronna's long-awaited trial, the first witness called by the

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Greg Coy wears bra to help stomp out breast cancer

Greg Coy wears bra to help stomp out breast cancer
Greg Coy wears bra to help stomp out breast cancer

Check this out, your eyes are not deceiving you!  Our very own Greg Coy, in a bra!!


Yesterday, local celebrities strutted their stuff at Caesars in Tunica to help raise money for the American Cancer Society. It's all part of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and even though they look a bit silly, Greg and the guys say they will do anything for

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Italy court convicts Berlusconi of tax evasion

MILAN (AP) - A court in Italy has convicted former Premier Silvio Berlusconi of tax fraud and sentenced him to four years in prison.

In Italy, cases must pass two levels of appeal before the verdicts are final. Berlusconi is expected to appeal.

The conviction Friday was the media mogul's first; other criminal probes and trials had ended in acquittal

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US economic growth up to still-modest 2 pct. rate

By CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER
AP Economics Writer

WASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. economy grew at a slightly faster 2 percent annual rate from July through September, buoyed by more spending by consumers and the federal government.

Growth accelerated from the 1.3 percent rate in the April-June quarter, the Commerce Department said

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Myanmar lowers ethnic strife death toll to 64

By KHIN MAUNG WIN
Associated Press

SITTWE, Myanmar (AP) - Myanmar authorities have revised downward to 64 the death toll from this week's ethnic violence in the country's west after warning that the strife risks harming the country's reputation as it seeks to shift to democratic rule.

Rakhine state spokesman Win Myaing told

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