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Illinois hosts more than 2,400 warehouses and about 2 million people live within half a mile of one, according to the Environmental Defense Fund.

A federal appeals court ruling in December blocked Michigan’s law meant to protect LGBTQ+ youth from taking effect. The state’s law faces significant challenges following the US Supreme Court’s decision to strike down a similar ban in Colorado.

La filtración manipulada de un audio de la AEMET durante la dana generó confusión sobre los avisos meteorológicos y puso en entredicho la gestión de emergencias en Valencia, pese a que la agencia había enviado 22 llamadas con información completa sobre la intensidad y zonas afectadas.

The Iowa House passed a bill Tuesday to require commercial truck drivers take an English proficiency test in order to get their license. Senate File 2426, passed 68-24, adds a new requirement for applicants seeking or renewing a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) to meet English proficiency standards through a computer-based exam. The test must only […]

El complejo parisino inicia una profunda transformación con la inauguración del mundo de Frozen, el cambio de nombre de su segundo parque y un ambicioso plan de expansión que incluye futuras atracciones inspiradas en grandes éxitos de Disney.

Maine will pursue nuclear energy generation alongside other New England states, the governor’s office announced Tuesday. Gov. Janet Mills joined her counterparts from Massachusetts, Connecticut, Vermont, New Hampshire and Rhode Island in a joint statement to commit to explore advanced nuclear energy technologies to meet the region’s electricity needs. “Adequate electricity supply is critical to […]

Tras una violenta agresión que dejó a una persona con una fractura de gravedad, detectives de la Brigada de Investigación Criminal (BICRIM) de la PDI Antofagasta lograron la detención en flagrancia de un hombre mayor de edad. Este artículo Fractura y detención: PDI captura a sujeto por brutal agresión en Antofagasta fue publicado originalmente en El Diario de Antofagasta.

O arquiteto e urbanista André Araripe tem acompanhado de perto as desapropriações feitas para obras públicas no Recife. Como assessor do então vereador Ivan Moraes (PSOL) elaborou junto com a advogada Luana Varejão um estudo que mostrou que entre 2013 e 2023 cerca de 1,7 mil famílias foram removidas de suas casas no Recife. A […] O post “Recife prefere comprar briga com a favela do que com o mercado imobiliário”, diz urbanista André Araripe apareceu primeiro em Marco Zero Conteúdo.

Para celebrar el Día Internacional del fact-checking, el 2 de abril de 2026, el Centro Knight para el periodismo en las Américas y Agência Lupa organizan un webinar gratuito sobre cómo enfrentar los desafíos de la desinformación en la era de la IA. The post Webinar gratuito sobre desinformación e IA por el Día Internacional del Fact-Checking appeared first on LatAm Journalism Review.

El Ministerio de la Mujer, a través de su ministra Judith Marín, solicito la renuncia no voluntaria a Priscilla Carrasco, otrora directora del Servicio Nacional de la Mujer y Equidad de Género (Sernameg). La gestión fue ampliamente rechazada por dos puntos importantes; el primero es que Carrasco se encuentra por un tratamiento contra el cáncer […] Este artículo Ministerio de la Mujer pide renuncia a directora del Sernameg pese a tratamiento contra el cáncer de mamá fue publicado originalmente en El Diario de Antofagasta.

Para marcar o Dia Internacional do Fact-Checking, em 2 de abril de 2026, o Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas e a Agência Lupa vão realizar um webinar gratuito sobre os desafios de combater a desinformação na era da IA. The post Webinar gratuito sobre desinformação e IA marca o Dia Internacional do Fact-Checking appeared first on LatAm Journalism Review by the Knight Center.

El Ministerio de Consumo ha enviado a 13 grandes propietarios un modelo oficial para que los inquilinos soliciten la prórroga obligatoria de sus alquileres y limita la subida de rentas al 2%, garantizando estabilidad frente a la especulación inmobiliaria y bulos difundidos por lobbies.

Минобороны РФ сообщило, что около 18:00 мск 31 марта была потеряна связь с военно-транспортным самолетом Ан-26, который совершал плановый перелет над Крымом.

ولودیمیر زلنسکی، رئیس جمهوری اوکراین روز سه‌شنبه ۱۱ فروردین گفت: «ما می‌بینیم که بسیاری از ایرانیان در سراسر جهان به اوکراین احترام می‌گذارند و قدردان این هستند که ما در برابر رنج آن‌ها و خواسته‌شان برای پایان دادن به دیکتاتوری و زندگی در آزادی، سکوت نکردیم.»

Even though one of the Artemis II mission’s astronauts is from our region, there has been little media attention highlighting that fact. While our local astronauts of the 1960s-1990s are revered and respected, let’s also recognize Christina Koch.

Walk-in hours are from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mondays. The post Need a job? Get help Mondays at Mary Rigg Neighborhood Center appeared first on Mirror Indy.

Transgender residents of greater New Orleans and their family and supporters gathered on Trans Day of Visibility to share their experiences and advocate for the passage of a gender equity bill introduced in the Louisiana Legislature by state Rep. Delisha Boyd.

The Trib won first place in every category it entered. The post Florida Trib wins six first-place awards, gold medal in journalism contest appeared first on The Florida Trib.

(The Center Square) - The Arizona Legislature is considering a bill that would require schools to notify parents and staff about serious threats. On Monday, the Senate Rules Committee approved House Bill 4109. The bill now goes to the full Senate for deliberation. The House passed the bill by a vote of 35-17 earlier in March, with seven representatives abstaining. Six Democratic state representatives joined Republicans in voting for it. Rep. Lydia Hernandez, D-Glendale, is sponsoring HB 4109. The bill mandates schools to notify parents and employees within 24 hours after “life-threatening violence, threats of life-threatening violence or threats that involve a deadly weapon or dangerous instrument.” Schools would have to include information about what happened and how they responded to the incidents. Law enforcement would need to be immediately notified after serious threats or violence occur at school, the bill says, adding that schools must confiscate deadly weapons and hold them until police arrive. HB 4109 would require school districts to submit an annual report on the number of lockdowns, shelter-in-place events, evacuations, weapon-related incidents, law-enforcement-referred incidents and a safety policy summary. On top of this, the bill would require school districts to create a formal public safety policy that includes procedures for emergencies and designates the superintendent as the person in charge. Under the bill, district superintendents and school board members may be charged with a misdemeanor if they don't follow the rules. Superintendents could be charged if they failed to notify parents, contact law enforcement or follow established procedures when serious violence or threats occur. School board members could face criminal charges if they don’t adopt a public safety policy and if they retaliated against students, their parents, a district employee or anyone else who reported a violation of HB 4109. Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne told The Center Square that Arizona public schools “have really serious problems.” “Schools that don’t yet have police are playing Russian roulette with the lives of the students and the teachers and the staff,” he said. In 2025, there were 500 recorded incidents of students bringing a gun to school, Horne told The Center Square. Arizona is lucky that it has not had a tragedy, the superintendent noted. Horne said since he took over as superintendent of public instruction in 2023, “the number of police in schools” has increased from 190 officers to 565. “We need to do everything we can to protect the safety of our students, teachers [and] staff. A minimal step in that direction is to have the schools report so the public knows when there’ve been incidents of people bringing guns to schools or threatening other people,” he said. Horne said he has urged schools to allow the state Department of Education to “provide them with police officers.” “We pay for the police officers," he said. "It doesn’t cost them anything."

A teaching assistant who was fired from an Iowa school district for allegedly showing a colleague photos on an OnlyFans site is not entitled to jobless benefits, a judge has ruled. According to state records, full-time paraeducator Patricia Pike was fired by the Lewis Central Community School District in Pottawattamie County last fall after being […]