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ST. LOUIS — With collapsible chairs for sleeping and sandwiches for sustenance, Edward and Teresa Cage claimed the third place in line at 12:30 a.m. Friday morning. Six and a half hours later, the doors to the Chaifetz Arena swung open and the ... While the stimulus package is cushioning the worst effects of the downturn, new policies on foreclosures and lending must also be part of the plan for economic recovery.

July's foreclosure filings drop slightly; more loan … Winknews.com Judge Thompson says he's hearing more about remodifications these days, but unfortunately, it doesn't stop foreclosure — just extends the date until it's …

New numbers just out Friday evening show foreclosure filings are showing a slight drop-off from this same month last year. Lee County saw 1,905 new foreclosure filings for the month of July. That's down about 400 from July of 2008. Edward Wayne Edwards, a drifter who had committed crimes in several states, also was questioned in a murder in Oregon in the 1960s, according to news reports at the time. Edwards, 76, of Louisville, Ky., pleaded not guilty Saturday to two counts of ...

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