Cause of Texas plant blast still uncertain, criminality is possibility
Investigators concluded their scene excavation of the area damaged by last month's fertilizer plant explosion West, Texas. However, the broader investigation continues.Full story
Ex-EMT in Texas pleads not guilty to charges
A first responder who helped evacuate people ahead of a deadly explosion at a Texas fertilizer plant pleaded not guilty Wednesday to a charge he possessed bomb-making materials. Full story
Five to Receive Local, Federal Charges after Graham Burglary Ring Busted
An investigation by the Young County Sheriff's Office, and several out-of-county agencies, came to a head this week.Bryan Walls, Young County sheriff, says, "Wednesday evening we had enough probable cause to issue a search warrant on a residence in Graham." They raided a home in the 300-block of Sou Full story
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The ATF says nearly 560 pounds of explosives were stolen from a US Forest Service bunker in Montana last month and is offering a reward for information leading to the recovery of the materials. KULR’s Brad Carl reports.
Bay State primary battle rages
Chuck talks with candidates in the Massachusetts Senate primary today including Republican candidates Gabriel Gomez, former US Atty. Michael Sullivan, and State Rep. Dan Winslow, and a spokesman from Democrat Stephen Lynch’s campaign.
NBC News: New FBI report reveals Boston bomber designs
Former ATF agent Jim Cavanaugh joins Martin Bashir to add his analysis to a new NBC News report that details the level of sophistication of the Boston Marathon bombs – and why this may suggest a higher level of skill on the part of the bombers than previously thought.
What’s next for Boston
Former U.S. Attorney and current U.S. Senate candidate Mike Sullivan joins MSNBC to talk about what’s next for the city of Boston.
Police Zeroing in on the Suspect
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