"When states need to balance their budgets, they look to cut the funding heading to local governments, " says Naomi Richman, a managing director at Moody's.

WSJ: Are High-Yield Munis Headed for a Fall?

Yakubu made amends by heading home to cut the deficit and then leveled from the spot in the second half after a mistake by Jones led to a penalty.

CNN: Muntari strike puts Milan back on top of Serie A

DeRozan, who missed 10 of his first 12 shots, made two jumpers in the final 1:14 as the Raptors cut it to 76-73 heading into the fourth.

NPR: Heat Pull Away From Raptors, Win 22nd Straight

The Pinskys cut behind the Krimbergs' yard, heading to the road east (Raisele does not say, looking for whatever might have been left behind, looking to strip their neighbors' houses of whatever last things someone might have been unable to carry).

NPR: Excerpt: 'Away'

Mr Bush's energy secretary, Spencer Abraham, is heading a joint investigation into the power cut with his Canadian counterpart.

ECONOMIST: Energy policy

Just as the Dragons thought they may be heading for a famous victory, Alex Crockett cut through their midfield with 14 minutes left before off-loading to Hooper, who powered through for Bath's second try.

BBC: Dragons 12-15 Bath

There have been warnings that commuter train companies reliant on regulated fares could be heading for financial difficulties should ticket prices fall and that some might cut services in response.

BBC: Cost of train travel could fall

When the Fed's chairman, Alan Greenspan, first realised that the economy was heading for the rocks in early 2001, he and his colleagues acted quickly to cut rates and minimise the damage.

ECONOMIST: Still on amber | The

"Female unemployment is heading in the wrong direction, a trend compounded by the SNP's decision to cut college places for adults which disproportionately affects women trying to get back into work, " he added.

BBC: Scottish unemployment falls by 4,000