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The family of a 2-year-old boy was posing for pictures in a luxury suite high inside Staples Center when he managed to scale a clear safety barrier and fell more than 20 feet to his death, police said on Monday. more...

Theo Conoly's lawyers withdrew their motion for bond at a hearing today. more...

What if you kill that deer but you don't want the meat or you don't have room for it? Here are some ways you can help out during the holidays. more...

And with extra traffic this week, officials want you to be extra careful on the highways. On the south end of the Arabia bay lie piles of trees and smoke. more...

Investigators say 29-year old Marc Williams poured gasoline inside a car outside the Rock N Rodeo night club Saturday and set it on fire. more...

Around 10:30 Monday morning, 61-year old Willie Smart was driving a Jeep Grand Cherokee east on Butler Ferry Road when officers say he failed to stop at a stop sign and was hit by a Mack truck. more...

You Need to Know. The Choice is Yours.
If you use your debit card for everyday purchases at grocery stores, gas stations, doctors’ offices and retail stores, as well as for transactions at the ATM, you need to know about a regulatory change that will limit your safeguards in case of emergency. As of August 15, 2010*, we can no longer provide automatic overdraft privilege service on these everyday debit card purchases and ATM transactions. If you want this service to continue operating as it has in the past, you will need to specifically request that Overdraft Privilege be continued on your account.

*The effective date of the change is August 15, 2010 for accounts opened before July 1, 2010. For accounts opened after July 1, 2010 the effective date of the change is July 1, 2010. Beginning August 15, 2010, we will not authorize and pay overdrafts on ATM and one-time debit card transactions without account holder consent. An overdraft fee or insufficient funds fee of $30.00 will be charged for covering overdrafts that result in a negative balance at the end of the day. Overdrafts may be created by check, ACH, online banking transactions, phone transactions or other electronic means. Recurring debit card transactions (payments that are set up to bill and pay automatically), such as an automatic draft from your health club or insurance company, may continue to be covered by your overdraft service. Once an overdraft has occurred you are required to bring your account to a positive balance within 30 days. We reserve the right not to pay if your account is not in good standing. Contact us if you have questions.