With the winter weather over with for today, let's get onto today 10. I will have a preview of Sunday's event at the end of the 10 Stories.
Story 1:
The Illinois Governor now said his side of the story. He says that he is completely innocent and has no plans on stepping down. Details from WREX-TV Rockford, IL.
Story 2:
Well OJ is officially in prison. He was transferred to a Northern Nevada jail to serve his jail sentence. Somewhere, the world is smiling. Story from KOLO-TV Reno, NV.
Story 3:
50 million passengers per year for a major airport is quite amazing. That is the case happening in Denver, where they are personally thanking that person. Details from KMGH-TV Denver, CO.
Story 4:
In a story that sounds more and more like the old time renaissance religious heresy, a Florida church is threatening her to reveal a woman's sex life and sins, unless if she repents. Story from WTEV-TV Jacksonville, FL.
Story 5:
If you were a president of a nation that was attacked by terrorists, falsely lied about getting into a war with a nation that had nothing to do with that terrorist attack and led your nation into a depression, would you be pictured as relaxed? I think not. But that is what Mr. Bush's portrait will be at the National Portrait Gallery. Story from KTRK-TV Houston, TX.
Story 6:
In a missing toddler case that has captivated the nation, a breakthrough as been brought to the surface. And it's not a good once. Caylee Anthony, the toddler who has been missing since last May was found. Her body was identified as her. Story and details from Orlando Sentinel - Orlando, FL.
Story 7:
First, Joe the Plumber was nobody. Just an average American like me and you. Then John McCain made him famous during a presidential debate, about 2 months ago. Then came the controversy about Joe and the snooping that went behind it. Well Ohio Gov. now signed a bill preventing this from happening again. Story from Dayton Daily News - Dayton, OH.
Story 8:
In a silly new law, making people angry in one Michigan town is against the law. Story from The Lansing State Journal - Lansing, MI.
Story 9:
Talk about a busy family. An Arkansas family has welcomed it's 18th child. Yes, 18th. Story from The News Monroe - Monroe, AR. I would really hate to see their holiday gift list. Must be massive.
Story 10:
Troubles continue for newspapers across America. And now, a new low. About 500 workers at The Seattle Times, have been asked to take a week without pay. Details from Seattle Post-Intelligencer - Seattle, WA.
And finally, a quick update on the weather situation. As of now, snow should arrive by Sunday sunrise and dump as much as 3 inches of snow. I will post updates Saturday.
Have a great weekend.
-- Matt
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