DOJ announces nearly $300M for hiring, technology and crime reduction in 4 jurisdictions
The DOJ’s Model Cities Initiative aims to reduce violent crime, restore public order and strengthen coordination among public safety agencies
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‘Blue tsunami’ sweeps from Harrisburg to Washington in a historic repudiation of Trump and the GOP
Now, Democrats — looking toward a new political order once they are sworn into office in January — must find a way to govern amid deep fractures within their own party.
Opelika council rejects rental licensing ordinance
Council declines to approve new rental licensing requirements following public opposition BY MICHELLE KEYPUBLISHER OPELIKA — The Opelika City Council failed to approve an ordinance Tuesday, Nov. 3, that wo...
Why Treatment Timelines Matter to an Experienced Medical Malpractice Lawyer
Medical care follows a sequence, and each step can affect what happens next. A test is ordered, a result comes back, a doctor makes a decision, and treatment begins. But
Secretary of State orders audit of Ward 5, 8 other voting sites
CONCORD — Laconia Ward 5, at Woodland Heights Elementary School, is among nine New Hampshire communities selected for post-election audits following Tuesday’s General Election, according to Secretary of...
Dennison Twp. meets to discuss Blooming Dreams data center
WHITE HAVEN — In the parish hall of St. Patrick’s Church, more than 50 Dennison Twp. residents met Oct. 28 with supervisors and Blooming Dreams Development representatives who sought to amend the zoning...
Archbishop of New York joins lawsuit against state’s assisted suicide mandate
The Archbishop of New York joined four orders of Catholic nuns and a few Catholic healthcare ministries in a lawsuit against the state of New York’s assisted suicide mandate that forces healthcare provider...
News 101: When a story is ‘news’
Your son earns his Eagle Scout Award. Your church hosts a bake sale. Your councilman’s fence violates city ordinances. But is it news? Learn what makes a happening “newsworthy” and get tips on working...
LA chemical plant on short leash from state regulators as neighbors continue to protest its operations
The state board ordered regulators to rethink the Phibro-Tech permit, but the LA County hazardous waste plant stays open.
Our Blood Institute launches ‘Magic of Giving’ holiday campaign
Throughout November and December, Our Blood Institute is inviting donors to "experience the Magic of Giving," a holiday campaign "celebrating the extraordinary difference an ordinary act of generosity can ma...
Pawnee throws off No. 3 Pawhuska in 36-12 upset, closing in on district title
Pawnee coach Karey Jones knew he needed to set the tone and steal a possession, so he ordered an onside kick on the opening kickoff.
Archery ban fails in McAlester but hunting in city limits illegal
McAlester City Council failed an ordinance that would ban all archery within city limits.
Immigrant youth in Mass. foster system are being ordered deported
In April, the federal government rescinded a Biden-era policy that deferred deportation proceedings for Special Immigrant Juvenile petitioners for green cards.
New Mexico man sentenced for inappropriate online communication with Louisiana child
A New Mexico man arrested for suspected internet child sex crimes in Louisiana has been ordered to spend more than three decades behind bars.
Kansas Attorney General orders canvassing group to end voting incentives
Days away from midterms in Kansas, a report of possible fraud made its way onto social media, and into President Donald Trump
Nampa council recommends changes to food truck ordinance, bringing hope to vendors
Nampa City Council reviewed a new food truck ordinance Monday, recommending changes but delaying a final vote. Here's how owners reacted. 🚚
Thorns Advance to Playoffs; Anti-Trans Activists Attempted to Overshadow Their Big Night
The Portland Thorns advanced to the NWSL playoffs Friday night, besting the North Carolina Courage, 1-0. The match was a must-win for the Thorns, who needed the victory to secure their spot in the NWSL top...
Mandatory evacuations ordered in Chama
Mandatory evacuations were ordered Sunday (Nov. 1) in parts of the Village of Chama in Rio Arriba County, largely in the southern portion of the municipality, but with more rain
State regulators order investigation into PNM billing complaints
The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission ordered an investigation into PNM billing complaints after residents, particularly in Otero and Lincoln counties, reported unusually high electric bills.
National Hispanic Cultural Center workers fight for union rights, benefits
Despite a May order, National Hispanic Cultural Center workers’ union membership cards have not been processed as the state appeals.
Mandatory evacuation ordered in Chama due to flood threat
The order for the Rio Arriba County village in northern New Mexico came as floodwaters threatened homes and businesses
The Nevada Independent
Two weeks ago, Nye County approved a noncontroversial federal grant aimed at boosting public safety, but buried in the award was language requiring the county to comply with swaths of President Donald Trump'...
Courtroom chaos hits college basketball as dozens play after judges block NCAA eligibility rules
The college basketball season tipped off in earnest Monday with something never before seen in the century-plus history of the game: Dozens of players across the country suited up to play after winning court...