Former President Donald Trump’s campaign is ramping up its presence in Nevada on the airwaves and through volunteer efforts as the race tightens, closing the gap with Democrats’ more established ground game in the Silver State. The Trump campaign now has five Nevada offices open — four in Southern Nevada and one in Northern Nevada … Read more
RICHMOND, Va. WRIC – On Sunday, community members gathered at the Black History Museum to discuss the future of the historic Shockoe Hill African Burying Ground. Burt Pinnock, an architect with Baskervill, shared the significance of the site, saying, Shockoe Hill African Burying Ground holds the untold stories of over 22,000 people. This burial ground, which … Read more
Taylor Swift is taking a break from her Eras Tour at her Rhode Island beach house, and she’s spending time with some famous friends. The 34-year-old Grammy-winning singer recently wrapped up the European leg of her Eras Tour on August 20 with several concerts at Wembley Stadium in London. Now, she’s enjoying a two-month break … Read more
Bentonville, Ark. KNWA/KFTA — Walmart is recalling nearly 10,000 cases of its Great Value brand apple juice because they may contain harmful levels of arsenic, according to the Food and Drug Administration FDA. The recall affects six-packs of 8-ounce bottles of apple juice. The recall started on August 15, and the FDA has now classified … Read more
In 2023, severe flooding hit Chester and other areas in Vermont. In response, Vermont passed a law that aims to make fossil fuel companies pay for the damages caused by climate change. Vermont is the first state to try this approach, but others may soon follow. New York passed a similar bill in June, although … Read more
New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu believes that former President Donald Trump is about to become more disciplined on the campaign trail. Sununu, who had endorsed Nikki Haley in the GOP primary, previously stated that Trump couldn’t win in November if he were criminally convicted. However, after Trump’s primary victory and his conviction in New York … Read more
In April, Indiana started using waitlists for Medicaid services under the Pathways and Health and Wellness waivers due to a forecasting error last year. Over 13,000 people are on these waitlists, a number that increased after the Family and Social Services Administration FSSA began processing the lists. New slots became available in July, enough to … Read more
In Oregon, a new $30,000 grant is available for first-time homebuyers, but it’s specifically for non-U.S. citizens. This grant is being promoted by the Hacienda Community Development Corporation in Portland through their Camino a Casa program. The program provides financial coaching and HUD-certified housing counseling, along with workshops on mortgage readiness and financial fitness. It … Read more
Lewis This might be a good time for anglers to dip a line in the water. John Lorenzen, fisheries biologist with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, says fishing has been good for the last couple of weeks, with multiple reports coming in from several area lakes. Lorenzen says anglers report successful fishing trips at … Read more
NORTH CANTON, Ohio — Three people involved in a recent bank robbery in North Canton were arrested this week in Pennsylvania, police confirmed. The robbery happened at a North Canton Citizens Bank on July 21. With help from the FBI and Pennsylvania State Police, the suspects were found on August 21 after reports of another … Read more