World Headlines

• Rwanda rebuffs UN panel allegations
• China expels Western Falun Gong demonstrators
• Dozens die in Russia plane crash
• Powell: Mideast leaders pledge to work with special envoy

UN says it can't oversee Taliban surrender at Konduz

A top UN official said Tuesday that the United Nations cannot oversee the surrender of Taliban troops holed up in the northern Afghanistan city of Konduz, and the Pentagon described the situation there as a standoff.

US Headlines

• Ashcroft defends use of military tribunals to try terrorists
• Helicopter escorted away from Camp David
• Justice Dept. building dedicated in honor of RFK
• Anthrax found in two more Senate offices

Bush announces grants for homeless

President Bush traveled to a Washington charity Tuesday to announce he is providing more than $1 billion in grants to organizations that help the homeless.

Local Headlines

• New Turf Is In At Paul Brown Stadium
• License Plates Memorialize September 11th Attacks
• Council sees changes; may see more
• Olsen replaces Waits on Loveland board

Accident Victim Remains In Critical Condition

A 21-year old man injured Sunday in a crash outside Paul Brown Stadium remains in critical condition Tuesday afternoon.

School Headlines

Olsen replaces Waits on Loveland board

With several pending issues, such as replacing outgoing Superintendent Michael Cline, the newly-reconfigured Loveland Board of Education already has a full slate to tackle.