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(AHN) Colorado School Laying Off 185 Workers In July
The Adams 12 Five Star Schools will cut its budget by $24 million in the 2010-11 school year and lay off 185 staff by July 1, according to Superintendent Chris Gdowski. - (AHN)

(AHN) Mexican Lawmakers Blame U.S. For Consulate Worker Murders
Mexican lawmakers are saying the United States should share the blame for the murders of three U.S. consulate workers Saturday in the border town of Juarez. - (AHN)

(AHN) Section Of U.S. Highway 129 Popular With Motorcyclists In Eastern Tennessee Closed By Rock Slide Remains Closed
A section of a world-famous motorcycling highway in eastern Tennessee closed by a rock slide on Sunday will remain closed until engineers develop a plan to stabilize the mountainside. - (AHN)

(AHN) Mariah Carey Pens And Appears On New School Gyrls Single
Between Mariah Carey's "Angels Advocate" tour and Nick Cannon's own radio and television work, the couple's had to spend some time apart. But they did hook up to write a song together for Cannon's new girl group. - (AHN)

(AHN) U.S. Markets Gain On Fed Comments, Set New Yearly High
U.S. markets rallied to new highs after the Federal Reserve said it will leave its benchmark interest rate at historic lows, sending all three major indices higher Tuesday. - (AHN)

(AHN) Mexican Tour Bus Crash South Of San Antonio, Texas Kills Two, Injures 18
A tour bus crash on a highway in southern Texas left two dead and 18 people injured on Tuesday. The Americanos tour bus was headed from San Antonio to Matamoros, Mexico. - (AHN)

(AHN) Burglar Belted By Black Belt
A burglar met his match when he tried to break into the house of a man who is a confirmed black belt in martial arts. - (AHN)

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(AHN) Antarctic Discovery Could Challenge Survival Theories
NASA scientists have discovered a shrimp-like creature in the frigid waters of the Antarctic that could challenge ideas on the conditions in which life forms can survive. The discovery could lead to more exploration in more severe environments on Earth and the moon. - (AHN)