When David Guerra and his large family fled Florida in May, they left behind the beds, mattresses, furniture and the construction tools they used to make a living. But it’s when he thinks of his children’s toys that breaks his voice. “That is what has hurt me the most, my girls, who no longer have […]
Continue ReadingATLANTA — Andrea Hinojosa is an aid worker embedded in rural South Georgia’s immigrant farmer communities. Through the Southeast Georgia Communities Project, a nonprofit she founded in 1995, Hinojosa has for years driven undocumented farmers to doctor appointments in the Jacksonville, Fla. area, a medical hub for the region. The patients can’t go to the […]
Continue ReadingMore hate-speech flyers could be dumped on Volusia County properties this weekend, but Sheriff Mike Chitwood said a new law gave him more power to deal with such activity. Chitwood received information from the Anti-Defamation League that neo-Nazis are planning a statewide effort to distribute flyers to coincide with the Juneteenth holiday weekend, which celebrates […]
Continue ReadingThe Wano Country Arc of the One Piece anime is reaching its climax, and fans are in for a thrilling ride as the promo for the upcoming episode which will be released on June 11, 2023, promises a major fight that will ignite the Worst Generation. As the latest episode wraps up the epic battles […]
Continue ReadingA man is seen panhandling on the northbound Interstate 95 off-ramp at 10th Avenue North in Lake Worth Beach in this 2022 file photo. That city repeated a panhandling ordinance, and Palm Beach will hold a final vote Tuesday to repeal its own. The Town Council will hold a final vote Tuesday on repealing a […]
Continue ReadingARGYLE, NY — Seth Jacobs has about 100 bins packed with marijuana flower sitting in storage at his upstate New York farm. And that’s a problem. There aren’t enough places to sell it. The 700 pounds (318 kilograms) of pungent flower was harvested last year as part of New York’s first crop of legally grown […]
Continue ReadingNevada Gov. Joe Lombardo signed legislation late Tuesday that protects abortion rights for out-of-state patients seeking care in the state, as well as for providers within the state. In doing so, Lombardo became one of a handful of Republican governors to move to codify abortion rights — and the only swing-state GOP governor to do […]
Continue ReadingFor so many South Bend residents, one of our favorite pastimes is to while away a few hours at Four Winds Field. There’s just something about it — whether you love the crowd, the soft pretzels or baseball itself. There’s just nothing quite like it. That’s why all of us authored or sponsored Senate Enrolled […]
Continue ReadingNorth Carolina Rep. Tricia Cotham cast a pivotal vote Tuesday to pass new restrictions on abortion. State lawmakers voted Tuesday to override Cooper’s veto of the abortion bill, making the new 12-week abortion restrictions law. Every Republican, including Cotham, voted to support the override. Cotham released a statement expressing her support for the new restrictions, […]
Continue ReadingThe Missouri State Capitol is seen on Sept. 16, 2022, in Jefferson City, Mo. A powerful Missouri state senator on Tuesday, April 18, 2023, unveiled a $2.8 billion plan to widen Interstate 70 to at least three lanes across the state, an even more ambitious proposal than what the governor originally asked of lawmakers. The […]
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