Police have released a still-frame photograph of a suspected bank robber.The man, seen in a surveillance-tape image, was wearing a white baseball cap and sunglasses. He can also be seen wearing a long-sleeved, button-down shirt with vertical stripes and a light-colored T-shirt underneath.

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A 64-year-old housewife puts her sunglasses, a cap, a small pillow, a towel, candy and snacks in her handbag. She also grabs a foldable camping chair, and leaves home. She is not heading out for a picnic, but to the anti-government demonstration at Government House.

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PINECREST A thief stole a set of golf clubs valued at $1,000 from an unlocked 2005 Ford in the 7700 block of Southwest 129th Street between midnight and 6 a.m. Aug. 9. A Sunpass and a pair of sunglasses were also stolen.

From designer sunglasses to homemade baskets, it's a shopper's paradise at the vendors' area on Court Street in Portsmouth - all part of this year's annual River Days festivities.

APPEARING in public for the first time in a week, Katie Milligan's designer sunglasses failed to hide the injuries allegedly inflicted by her Rugby League boyfriend Greg Bird.

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From designer sunglasses to homemade baskets, it's a shopper's paradise at the vendors' area on Court Street in Portsmouth - all part of this year's annual River Days festivities.

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Terminally ill suspect is 33-year NYPD vet NEW YORK — A highly respected retired NYPD detective with inoperable liver cancer was charged with bank robbery Friday after authorities identified him as the so-called Bling Bandit, suspected of pulling off nine heists while wearing a flashy watch and ring.

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NEW YORK (AP) -- He was a respected former New York Police detective and a decorated veteran of the Vietnam War who struggled in recent months with inoperable liver cancer.

He was a respected former NYPD detective and a decorated veteran of the Vietnam War who struggled in recent months with inoperable liver cancer.

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The longtime president and chief executive officer of Dioptics Medical Products — a San Luis Obispo-based business that designs, manufactures and distributes sunglasses, reading glasses and other eyecare products—no longer works for the company. Henry Lane had been at the helm of Dioptics since February 1996, but as of last Wednesday, a decision was made to make a leadership change, Chief ...