Robert Hanson

‘I guess prostitutes are women I am putting down as lower than myself. I could do things with them that I couldn’t do with a good woman,’ Hansen said in is confession tape

Past Good Neighbor Awards  City of Boise

Rog Hanson created a secret habitat for seahorses in the coastal waters off Long Beach. He’s come to see them about 1,000 times.

David Barker, who has died aged 83, was one of the most remarkable horsemen of the postwar years;

A Palm Beach Gardens man is in critical condition after getting hit on Interstate 95 near Hobe Sound.

Orcas seem to be increasingly targeting boats, stripping their lines of halibut and black cod, according to Bering Sea longline fishermen.

On May 10, 2002, former FBI agent Robert Hanssen was sentenced to life in prison for selling U.S. secrets to Moscow.

Flying Wild Weasel missions involved a variety of airframes but just one philosophy: Do unto SAMS before they do unto you.

For pilots shot down over North Vietnam, the way home was jolly and green.

Stories from the war that shaped a generation.

Oracle has recently published a new post in the series “Moving to a Plugin-Free Web,” advising developers to find replacement solutions if they still have Java applets running in production. Firefox is going to stop supporting them soon.

An American Eagle Outfitters Deep Dive  Seeking Alpha

Caracas staff say son of Thatcherite peer has made his paper a Socialist Party mouthpiece

The face of evil in Alaska was scarred from adolescent acne.

Robert Hansen, convicted serial killer in Alaska, dies at 75  Washington Post

Corporate leaders need to realize that a strong company should make money—and be a force for social change

Gibsons Public Art Gallery

Old school friends of the Duchess of Cambridge say she had a reputation for standing up to bullies at Marlborough College, writes RICHARD KAY.

The Coast Guard rescued 14 members of the HMS Bounty, the tall ship that called Fall River home for eight years, after they were forced to abandon the

Robert Hanson, who died on Dec. 16 of cancer, left behind an accomplished body of artistic work and many students who revered his generous, disciplined and rich approach to teaching.