Guest hosting a few weeks back on Boston's WTKK, I offered listeners the five biggest blunders in presidential debate history. I'm rooting for a debate gaffe tonight that will eclipse the following clips: 5. Michael Dukakis, 1988: CNN's Bernie Shaw's...

The Santa Clara men's soccer team returns home to host two opponents in West Coast Conference action this weekend at Buck Shaw Stadium. The Broncos battle the Lions of Loyola Marymount on Friday, Oct. 17 at 8 p.m., and then

Wells Fargo said Wednesday that it will move forward on its plans to raise $20 billion to help pay for its purchase of Wachovia. (WFC) (BAC)

Paramount Pictures is reducing its target number for new films, cutting back to 20 releases a year. (DWA) (MVL)

Hospital operator Tenet Healthcare Corp. has inked a seven-year agreement with Broadlane to outsource the company's materials management and procurement functions. (THC) (THC)

In a little-publicized line-item veto last month, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger eliminated state funding for California's long-term care ombudsman program.

The Wachovia Atrium in Charlotte, N.C., overflowed Wednesday with bank employees listening to Wells Fargo & Co. Chief Executive John Stumpf and wondering about their future. But Wachovia Corp. Chief Executive Robert Steel wasn't among the wonderers. (WFC) (WB) (C)

A Costa Rican who mistakenly washed a winning lottery ticket worth 112,000 dollars lost a court appeal to obtain the prize, a report said Wednesday.lottery, Legal, Winner Stories, International, Dispute, Costa Rica, Lottery Tickets

The economy is having its impact on the sale of Kansas Lottery tickets, according to lottery officials.lottery, Kansas, Financials, Sales

California Lottery officials say time is running out for the buyer of a winning Mega Millions ticket at a Watts liquor store to collect the $184,000 prize.lottery, Mega Millions, Unclaimed Prize, California, Winning Ticket Announcement

Kentucky is the most recent state with plans to curb anti-psychotic drug prescriptions for children. The educational program should save state Medicaid millions of dollars and is already established in 19 other states.The Lexington Herald-Leader reports that although "atypical anti-psychotic"

In the southern Dutch province of Limburg, the city of Heerlen is now the first in the world to heat and cool homes with geothermal energy.According to The Times of London, geothermal energy will be sourced from water heated in

The current financial crisis may be affecting economies around the industrialized world -- but there's one region that doesn't seem overly worried: Scandinavia.Sweden and Finland, which suffered through a similar financial mess in the early 1990s, are apparently now well-positioned

Canadian researchers have discovered that the Chinese wing of Skype, Ebay's Internet communications company, has been monitoring its users' text chats and scanning for sensitive keywords, including the word "democracy."The Register, a British technology publication, reported that a text filter

Of the 1,320 unaccompanied minors who entered Italy illegally from the southern island of Lampedusa this year, hundreds have disappeared, according to the charity Save the Children. The group believes that the missing children may have fallen prey to human

Elderly or disabled people with mobility problems in Japan are now able to rent a robotic suit that will enable them to walk. Agence France-Presse reports that a company called Cyberdyne is making the suit, which detects electrical signals through

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is seeking public comment on a draft environmental assessment for a proposal to enter into a 30-year grazing restriction and bison access agreement with the Royal Teton Ranch and contribute $300,000 to the cost of

An exploding population of white-tailed deer in northeastern Montana has prompted state officials to cut the cost of some non-resident licenses and work with a private program to distribute harvested animals to the hungry.

This year's winning entries from FWP's annual state parks poster contest will be displayed in the lobby of the Region 6 headquarters through Oct. 17.

Wolves killed a domestic goat on private land in the Rattlesnake Creek area northwest of Helena. USDA Wildlife Services confirmed the incident on Oct. 3.