N-word receipts at restaurant lead to settlement

A California restaurant has settled a federal discrimination lawsuit filed by a black businessman who said he got racist receipts that referred to him by the N-word.

Post Office closings isolate small towns

Nearly 80 percent of the 3,830 post offices under consideration are in sparsely populated rural areas where poverty rates are higher than the national average.

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Castrodale: Happy Va-Lin-tine's Day! It's true love

Castrodale: The New York Knicks sensation has stolen our collective hearts, but when will the honeymoon wear off?

No public memorial for Whitney Houston

Singer Whitney Houston's family has decided against a public memorial for her at a New Jersey sports arena, and will hold an invitation-only service at the church where she first sang publicly.

Longtime couples: Many still 'intensely in love'

While many assume that the passion of those dizzy, dreamy early days of relationship fade in time, a new survey found 40 percent of those married for at least a decade, such as Sue and Bob Frause, are still very in love.

Decision time for researchers of deadly bird flu

Loving video gamers

  We talked to video game couples about how gaming effects their relationships and what advice they have. In-Game's Todd Kenreck reports.

New Mob Museum highlights Las Vegas' history

Opening on Feb. 14, The Mob Museum in Las Vegas chronicles the lives — and often gruesome deaths — of Al Capone, “Bugsy” Siegel and a rogue’s gallery of crooks, hoods and Mafioso.