New report shows state funding for public health services dropped - WEAU-TV 13
public health services in Wisconsin dropped by more than $1 million in 2009. The analysis says Wisconsin spent $10.23 per capita on public health services, below the national median of about $29. Wisconsin also got fewer dollars from the U.

U.S. May Set Rule Requiring Brake Override System on Cars - New York Times
The Obama administration is considering requiring all automobiles to contain a brake override system intended to prevent sudden acceleration episodes like those that have led to the recall of millions of Toyotas, the Transportation secretary, Ray

Sir Winton's grandson - Palm Beach Interactive
He doesn't smoke cigars, as did his grandfather. Doesn't speak with a hint of a lisp and a harrumph in his locution, as did his grandfather. But if you look closely at the corners of his eyes, the bridge of his nose, his brow, you'll see the family

As population hemorrhages, Detroiters look for reasons to stay - Detroit Free Press
Detroiters yield to no one in their love and loyalty to their city. For many, staying in the D is a matter of community and, yes, racial pride. Still, nearly 150,000 of them left over the past decade. That’s more people than live in either Warren