Commercial fishing continues to be a potential threat to Steller sea lions, according to a federal plan that lists dozens of actions necessary for the animals to recover — but not increased regulations on fisheries. Full Article at MSNBC

As federal authorities struggled to meet information-sharing mandates after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, police agencies from Alaska and California to the Washington region poured millions of criminal and investigative records into shared... Full Article at Concurring Opinions

The only National Century executive to take the stand in his own defense began telling jurors this morning about his knowledge of the company’s business operations. Full Article at Columbus Dispatch

MOULTRIE — When National Beef came to town in 2001 it was big news — not only for Moultrie and the surrounding area but the entire state as well. Full Article at Moultrie Observer

As federal authorities struggled to meet information-sharing mandates after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, police agencies from Alaska and California to the Washington region poured millions of criminal and investigative records into shared... Full Article at The Washington Post

Published March 04, 2008 10:33 pm - Deal with Brazilian company must get regulators’ OK Associated Press KANSAS CITY, Mo. Full Article at Moultrie Observer

U.S. Premium Beef LLC and National Beef Packing Co. LLC will sell all the outstanding membership interests of National Beef to JBS S.A. for about $465 million in cash and $95 million in JBS common stock. Full Article at Kansas City Business Journal

After outperforming students from nearly 80 other Texas schools, Pearland High School earned the right Sunday to represent Texas at next month's national academic decathlon meet. Full Article at Houston Chronicle

Living in a household where your father is head of the National Park Service, there's no choice but to love nature. That's the way Vivian Barber remembers growing up with her dad, Russell E. Dickenson, who ran the National Park Service for five years. " Full Article at The Seattle Times