POSTED // Apr 8,2013 - Concert promoter Charles Attal claimed he’s the victim of a “witch hunt” after he cut down several dozen juniper trees on his property in West Lake Hills, Texas. City officials said he broke the law, which forbids removing any tree

POSTED // Apr 1,2013 - A bicyclists association that promotes safety objected to a measure in the Maryland House of Delegates that would require all cyclists to wear helmets.

POSTED // Mar 25,2013 - Outbox, a new startup, charges people $4.99 a month to digitize their mail. A driver, known as an “unpostman,” stops at subscribers’ homes three times a week to collect letters, bills, magazines and advertisements

POSTED // Mar 18,2013 - She went through her personal fortune of between $40 million and $50 million

POSTED // Mar 11,2013 - University of Louisville police accused Terry J. Davis of shoplifting after surveillance video cameras showed him stealing a textbook and then trying to sell it back to the university bookstore. The book was titled “Resolving Ethical Issues.”

POSTED // Mar 4,2013 - The agency said the hunters would share equally in the one animal they did shoot

POSTED // Feb 25,2013 - Leafy green vegetables cause the most food-borne illnesses in the United States

POSTED // Feb 18,2013 - The power blackout that halted the Super Bowl was caused by an electrical relay installed to prevent a power failure, according to the company that supplied electricity to the Superdome.

POSTED // Feb 11,2013 - Since the Library of Congress began archiving Twitter messages in 2010, it has amassed more than 170 billion tweets.

POSTED // Feb 4,2013 - Boeing engineers used sacks of potatoes to solve the problem of spotty signals with in-flight Wi-Fi. The tubers stood in for human passengers because their water content and chemistry absorb and reflect radio-wave signals