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Shutdown Interferes with Search and Rescue
The search for a missing hiker in Craters of the Moon National Monument was scaled back due to the government shutdown.
Five Dead in Colorado Rockslide
A rockslide Monday killed five people at a vantage point looking up on Agnes Vaille Falls in Northrop, Colorado.
New Record Marathon Time Set
The world record marathon time fell by 15 seconds Sunday when Wilson Kipsang of Kenya set a new record of 2 hours 3 minutes and 23 seconds at the Berlin Marathon.
Brian Cookson Wins UCI Election
Following months of bitter campaigning, Brian Cookson beat Pat McQuaid in a 24-18 vote Friday to become the president of the UCI, cycling's world governing body.
87 Elephants Poisoned in Zimbabwe
Nearly 87 elephants have been poisoned with industrial cyanide for their ivory, authorities in Zimbabwe told the Associated Press Wednesday.
Cyclist Chris Horner to Release Bio-Passport Data
American cyclist Chris Horner released his biological passport data today.
Ocean Rower Sarah Outen Touches Shore
Sarah Outen touched shore in Alaska's Aluetian Islands Monday after 150 days and 3,750 miles at sea.
First Snows of the Season
Ski resorts around the country are reporting the first snowfalls of the season.
Flooding Threatens Colorado Farming
Though the rains have ended, farmers fear that flooding in Colorado may damage the agriculture industry.
Balloon Cluster Atlantic Crossing Fails
A man held aloft by hundreds of helium-filled balloons touched down in Newfoundland Thursday after falling short of his goal to cross the Atlantic.
Exercise Desk Use on the Rise
A growing numbers of Americans are using standup desks, treadmill desks, and other moving workstations throughout the day.
Giant Aquifer Discovered in Kenya
Scientists in Kenya have discovered an aquifer capable of meeting the country's water needs for up to 70 years.
Two Guides Hacked to Death in Papua New Guinea
Two porters were killed and a group of Western tourists attacked while trekking through a remote jungle trail in Papua New Guinea yesterday.
Crews Make Progress With Mount DIablo Fire
A wildfire atop Mount Diablo continues to burn, but firefighters took advantage of cooler weather to up containment of the blaze from 20 to 45 percent Tuesday.
Report Outlines Profound Corruption at UCI
A dossier leaked to VeloNews and released Monday implicates the current and former heads of the UCI in a massive doping cover-up.
