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  • PoliticsPalm Beach Daily News

    Florida judge in Mar-a-Lago case delays Trump's classified documents trial indefinitely

    In a boon to the former president and his legal team, U.S. Judge Aileen Cannon delayed his classified documents trial indefinitely.

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  • PoliticsNBC News

    Vermont passes bill to charge fossil fuel companies for damages from climate change

    Vermont lawmakers have passed a so-called "Climate Superfund Act" designed to make fossil fuel companies pay for damage from weather disasters fueled by climate change.

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  • BusinessIdaho Statesman

    Wage increases topped 10% for Idaho workers last year. Who saw the most gains, and where

    Idaho’s hourly workers made significant wage gains in 2023. Here’s what the data shows.

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  • USArgus Leader

    NWS: No confirmed tornadoes, damage from Monday night storms after multiple tornado warnings issued

    The National Weather Service office in Sioux Falls did not have any reports of confirmed tornadoes or damage as of 4:30 p.m. Tuesday.

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  • USPortland Press Herald, Maine

    Portland couple says their landlords retaliated after they complained of rent hike

    May 7—Bradley Davis loves the sunny first-floor apartment he shares with his girlfriend in Portland's Woodfords Corner. "We're in a quiet neighborhood but only 10 minutes from the city, 10 minutes from the beach and an hour from hiking," said Davis, 27. "It's the epicenter of everything we want." But when the couple questioned whether a 7% increase to their rent violated the city's rent ...

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  • USThe Norman Transcript, Okla.

    Westmoore practice facility down, but county largely left untouched by storm

    May 7—Westmoore High School's new practice facility suffered structural damage from a tornado-producing storm that pushed through the central United States. Otherwise, Cleveland County reported minimal damage from the storm. Storms developed in southwest Oklahoma after an initial wave across northern Oklahoma and breached the western parts of Mustang and Oklahoma City at 11:15, according to ...

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  • USPortland Press Herald, Maine

    Maine Catholics celebrate installment of 13th bishop of Portland

    May 7—Incense wafted through the air of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, silent as dozens of priests, bishops and other dignitaries began their slow procession through the sanctuary. Among them was Bishop James Thomas Ruggieri, who bowed his head and lifted his hands to greet the hundreds of faithful Catholics who traveled to Portland on Tuesday to celebrate his ordination and ...

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  • USPortland Press Herald, Maine

    Students to help Casco Bay communities plan for a warmer, wetter future

    May 7—Teams of science and design students from prestigious schools like Harvard, Yale and Cornell will be coming to the Casco Bay region this fall to help these coastal communities find ways to adapt to the impacts of climate change. The students — including a team from the University of Maine in Augusta — will participate in the Envision Resiliency Challenge, which began in Nantucket in 2021 ...

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  • USRepublican & Herald, Pottsville, Pa.

    UPDATE: One occupant of crashed stolen BMW captured Monday in West Penn Twp.

    One occupant of a stolen BMW 850i that crashed in West Penn Twp. and sparked a foot pursuit Monday was located and identified by law enforcement. State police said the person, whose name they did not release, was found about 2 p.m. Other people in the vehicle that crashed on Blue Mountain Drive were not found after an extensive search, police said in a news release. They did not say how many ...

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  • USWSOC

    Toilet or deck: Restaurant owner faces tough choice

    Cocoa’s Authentic Jamaican Jerk in north Charlotte has a tough and unusual decision to make: add a toilet or take down the deck.

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  • USWPXI

    House bill would require USPS to track traffic deaths and injuries involving mail carriers

    The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) delivers millions of letters and packages each day, and they use 4,600 trucking contractors to make that happen. But some of those drivers have also been involved in deadly crashes.

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  • USCorpus Christi Caller-Times

    Del Mar College Northwest Center closing

    Del Mar College has leased its Northwest Center building from HCA Healthcare for 15 years.

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  • USWPXI

    Jim Rogers case file confirms exclusive 11 Investigates report

    The case file is more than 1,000 pages, detailing the death of Jim Rogers, from medical reports to expert witness testimony and investigative reports.

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  • USWPXI

    Lead detective in John Chapman case talks exclusively with Channel 11

    When she returned back to Bethel Park, she sat down exclusively with Channel 11 to talk about what justice looks like for Jaime, why the case is personal to her, and what comes next.

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  • USThe Daily Star, Oneonta, N.Y.

    Oneonta man sentenced to prison

    May 7—An Oneonta man was sentenced to two to four years in state prison Monday, May 6, for violating an order of protection. According to a media release from Otsego County District Attorney John Muehl's office, Tadd Sherwood, 36, was sentenced to the maximum sentence permitted by law by Judge John Lambert. Sherwood was found guilty of one count of first-degree criminal contempt, a class E ...

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  • USThe Daily Star, Oneonta, N.Y.

    Otsego Land Trust to receive state grant

    May 7—A local land trust is among the organizations receiving a piece of more than $3 million in state funding. Gov. Kathy Hochul on Tuesday announced funding for 64 projects that will protect water quality, prevent farmland conversion, boost public access for outdoor recreation, and conserve open space. The funding awarded through the Conservation Partnership Program will support 44 ...

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  • USSun Journal, Lewiston, Maine

    Experts say building resiliency needed for watersheds to withstand changing climate

    May 7—AUBURN — Maine's lakes and sources of drinking water will need to become much more resilient to combat the dual impacts of climate change and manmade threats. That was the consensus during the morning session of the annual Androscoggin River Watershed Council conference held Tuesday in Auburn, where experts in environmental fields made a series of presentations on the topic. Much of it ...

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  • USWichita Eagle

    Can I pay bills? What’s up at the airport? Services affected by Wichita network shutdown

    You may see signs of the cyberattack and resulting shutdown on Wichita buses, at some library branches and more.

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  • USSun Journal, Lewiston, Maine

    Jay woman prohibited from having a firearm accused of shooting bullet in air at Jay residential neighborhood

    May 7—JAY — A local woman prohibited from having a firearm is accused of shooting a gun into the air April 27 in a residential area on Church Street. Jay police arrested Lona L. Judd, 46, of Jay on Monday on charges of illegal possession of a firearm, criminal threatening, discharging firearm or crossbow near dwelling and violation condition of release on an unrelated matter, Sgt. Russell ...

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  • USSun Journal, Lewiston, Maine

    Witness says Lewiston man admitted to February 2023 killings, according to police affidavit

    May 7—AUBURN — A Lewiston man charged with the murders of a man and a juvenile at a Poland home last year reportedly gave his ex-girlfriend a bag of bloody clothing and a gun to dispose of after the slayings, according to court records. Details of the fatal shootings of Shoeb Mohamed Adan, 21, of Springfield, Massachusetts, and Mohamed Aden, 16, of Lewiston emerged after a police report ...

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  • USSun Journal, Lewiston, Maine

    11 officers on administrative leave after Paris chase, shooting

    May 7—PARIS — Eleven law enforcement officers from five agencies are on administrative leave following an officer-involved shooting Monday in Paris, according to the Office of the Maine Attorney General. They include Lt. Justin Brown and deputies William Nelson, Jeffrey Howe and Danielle Vienneau of the Oxford County Sheriff's Office; Sgt. Dan Hanson and Trooper Tyler Nadeau of Maine State ...

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  • USHerald Times Reporter

    Elijah Vue latest: Search for missing 3-year-old continues with equestrian, canine teams

    The search for 3-year-old Elijah Vue, which has gone on for 78 days, continues this week as law enforcement utilizes equestrian and canine resources.

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  • USThe Joplin Globe, Mo.

    'Grave injustice': Memorial Hall continues to deteriorate

    May 7—The possibility of a dim future for Memorial Hall was forecast by some on the Joplin City Council if the building goes without repairs that could total nearly $37 million, or a rescuer. But the City Council decided Monday night to hold further talks before deciding the building's fate. Deterioration chiefly caused by water infiltration of the building's interior and exterior and because ...

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  • USThe Joplin Globe, Mo.

    Cleanup ongoing after severe storm cuts across Joplin, damaging buildings, toppling trees

    May 7—An overnight storm damaged homes, businesses and toppled trees in Joplin, Duquesne, Carthage, Oronogo and other communities. Damage to structures in Joplin formed a spotty line on a map from 41st Street and South Virginia Avenue to the northeast to East Newman Road and North Travis Acres Road. No injuries were reported in the region as of noon Tuesday. Joplin fire Chief Gerald Ezell said ...

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  • USCincinnati.com | The Enquirer

    Tornado watch issued in Greater Cincinnati region as second round of storms threatens

    Severe weather moved into the region with a round of storms rolling in early Tuesday afternoon and a second round on the way into the evening.

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  • USSpringfield News-Leader

    House leader: Discussion of alleged staff intimidation will wait for session’s end

    The ethics committee dropped its investigation of Dean Plocher last week, but allegations of witness tampering linger as the session nears its end

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  • USStar Tribune (Minneapolis)

    As Capitol clock ticks, focus on priorities

    Opinion editor's note: Editorials represent the opinions of the Star Tribune Editorial Board, which operates independently from the newsroom. ••• Despite Minnesota being governed by a DFL trifecta, several matters of note are unresolved as the legislative session enters its waning days. For their part, reluctant Republican lawmakers oppose most DFL priorities, although GOP votes will be needed ...

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  • USDetroit Free Press

    Tornado reported south of Kalamazoo is extremely dangerous, weather service reports

    The National Weather Service issued a tornado warning for surrounding areas until 6:45 p.m.

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  • USSacramento Bee

    Driver gets stuck in mud on closed Death Valley road, photo shows. Rangers warn others

    This isn’t the first time a driver has ended up stuck in the California national park.

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  • USWichita Eagle

    Sedgwick County Jail deputy accused of punching inmate charged with misdemeanor battery

    The former deputy has been charged with misdemeanor battery.

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  • BusinessThe Herald Bulletin, Anderson, Ind.

    Local FFA students participate in invention competition

    May 7—ANDERSON — Populations are reportedly rising in the United States, bringing an increasing demand for food produced via agriculture. As a result, innovation is needed. However, before doing so, people need to be educated on the importance of agriculture. Seven teams representing Future Farmers of America groups from all over Indiana gathered in the Maker's Playground at Hub and Spoke, an ...

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  • USModesto Bee

    Turlock man killed in Highway 99 crash. CHP says driver was going too fast while passing

    The deceased man not using a seat belt.

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  • USCommonwealth Journal, Somerset, Ky.

    Log Still Distillery owner gives spirited talk to Chamber luncheon crowd

    May 7—In Somerset, the name "Cheshire" is synonymous with delicious soft-serve desserts. Elsewhere in Kentucky, another side of that family has brewed a legacy built on bourbon. But who says those two treats can't go well together? Wally Dant, president and Master Distiller at Log Still Distillery in Gethsemane, Ky., noted that his grandmother on his mother's side was a Cheshire and thus he's ...

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  • NewsThomasville Times-Enterprise, Ga.

    Vashti Center announces Audrey Copeland as resource development and marketing director

    May 7—THOMASVILLE- The Vashti Center has announced Audrey Copeland as its new development and marketing director, effective April 26. Copeland brings over 20 years experience establishing herself as a project manager, team builder, catalyst, and strategist who finds her work rewarding and enjoys building relationships with her community, according to a press release from the center. "I am ...

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  • USCumberland Times News, Md.

    Blaze destroys Garrett County cabin

    May 7—BITTINGER — A fire destroyed a cabin late Monday afternoon on Resh Hill Road near Bittinger, according to the Maryland Office of the State Fire Marshal. Firefighters from Bittinger and surrounding departments found the single-story structure had "fallen into the foundation" upon arrival shortly after a passerby called Garrett County 911 at 5:34 p.m., the fire marshal's office said. The ...

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  • USKokomo Tribune, Ind.

    Delphi defense team withdraws right to speedy trial

    May 7—After a fiery back and forth between themselves and Judge Fran Gull, the legal team for Delphi murder suspect Richard Allen withdrew their right to a speedy trial during a hearing Tuesday in Allen County Superior Court. Allen's trial was originally set to begin next week. But defense attorney Bradley Rozzi told Gull Tuesday the defense would need "15 business" days to present a strong ...

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  • USKokomo Tribune, Ind.

    Delphi defense withdraws speedy trial request

    May 7—FORT WAYNE — After a fiery back and forth between themselves and Judge Fran Gull, the legal team for Delphi murder suspect Richard Allen withdrew their right to a speedy jury trial during a hearing Tuesday in Allen County Superior Court. The defense's reasoning behind the move? Adequate time to present a strong and thorough case to the jury, they said. It was Feb. 14, 2017, when the ...

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  • USWatertown Daily Times, N.Y.

    DEC: More than 16K deer harvested in tri-county area in 2023

    May 7—WATERTOWN — Hunters harvested more than 16,000 deer across the tri-county area in 2023, according to data released this week by the state Department of Environmental Conservation. Jefferson County saw the fifth most number of deer harvested among the state's 62 counties at 6,673, while St. Lawrence County realized the seventh highest total with 6,113. Steuben County in the state's ...

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  • USWHIO

    ‘It’s annoying;’ New contraflow lane causing issues for drivers on first day open

    The lane opened to traffic just before 5 a.m. on Tuesday in Northern Montgomery County, making it the second active contraflow lane in the county.

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  • USKIRO

    Police respond to possible toddler overdose in Eatonville

    Toddler hospitalized after possible methamphetamine overdose in Eatonville.

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  • USChicago Tribune

    Evanston/Skokie District 65 board president gives emotional response to Bessie Rhodes families

    Evanston/Skokie School District 65 Board President Sergio Hernandez spoke directly to parents at the second public hearing on the possible closure of the Dr. Bessie Rhodes School of Global Studies, the district’s only fully bilingual school. This meeting, which saw a smaller crowd than the last one, was the second of three public hearings in which families continued to urge D65’s Board of ...

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  • PoliticsMSNBC

    'I always sign my checks': Prosecutor use Trump’s own words from books he has written against him

    Lachlan Cartwright, Special Correspondent for the The Hollywood Reporter, Andrew Weissmann, former top prosecutor at the Justice Department and Kristy Greenberg, former Criminal Division Deputy Chief at Southern District of New York joins Nicolle Wallace on Deadline White House to discuss the prosecution using Donald Trump’s own words against him with him telling readers of his books that he personally signs every check for his business putting a flaw in the defense he has that he was unaware

  • PoliticsMSNBC

    Nicolle: ‘Riveting, Bombshell, sometimes icky’ Stormy Daniels takes the stand in hush money trial

    Vaughn Hillyard, NBC News Correspondent and Kristy Greenberg, former Criminal Division Deputy Chief at Southern District of New York joins Nicolle Wallace on Deadline White House with reaction to the the most anticipated testimony yet in the Trump Hush Money trial with the woman at the center of the $130,000 payment to suppress damaging information about Donald Trump, Stormy Daniels taking the stand to detail the timeline of her relationship with Trump before 2006 and after in the lead up to 201

  • USKansas City Star

    Hit-and-run by semi-truck leaves Kansas City pedestrian in critical condition

    While towing a tractor trailer through an East Kansas City intersection, the truck’s sharp turn sent the trailer over the curb, police said.

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  • USKIRO

    Assault suspect turn self in after a two hour standoff with deputies in Everett

    Domestic violence call ended with the suspect arrested in Everett.

  • USKIRO

    Woman detained and charged for assaulting a toddler on flight to Seattle

    Child abuse on a flight from Mexico to Sea-Tac led to the arrest of Breanna Mistler.

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  • USThe Tennessean

    Tennessee Amber Alert: Picture from North Carolina not missing Sumner boy, officials say

    The Sumner County Sheriff’s Office debunked a potential lead in the Sebastian Rogers case Tuesday.

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  • USIowa Capital Dispatch

    State universities propose tuition increases to Iowa Board of Regents

    Iowa’s public universities are proposing smaller tuition increases than in past years for this fall as they balance savings from a slight increase in state allocations and other efforts with impacts from inflation, recruiting and retaining talent and providing more opportunities for students. Proposed tuition rates for state universities would have undergraduate resident students paying […] The post State universities propose tuition increases to Iowa Board of Regents appeared first on Iowa Capi

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  • USAZCentral | The Arizona Republic

    Man turns himself in at Mexico border, confesses to killing girlfriend in Phoenix

    On Monday, a day after the murder of a Phoenix woman, a man reported to be her boyfriend turned himself in at the Arizona-Sonora border.

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  • USStatesman Journal

    Breitenbush Highway 46 still open but will have long delays, shutdowns this summer

    Breitenbush Highway 46 will technically be open this summer, but there will be delays and temporary closures likely to slow travelers north of Detroit

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