Milwaukee County will invest $7.5 million over the next three years to fight the local opioid epidemic under legislation signed Wednesday at the Kosciuszko Community Center. The post County Executive David Crowley approves $7.5 million in funding to fight opioid epidemic appeared first on Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service.

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Milwaukee County will invest $7.5 million over the next three years to fight the local opioid epidemic under legislation signed Wednesday at the Kosciuszko Community Center. The post County Executive David Crowley approves $7.5 million in funding to fight opioid epidemic appeared first on Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service.

La televisión pública gallega presentó en A Coruña una programación de otoño con más de una docena de estrenos, una apuesta intensa por la ficción y los realities y mayor presencia del deporte. La renovación amplía registros y rejuvenece formatos.

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La televisión pública gallega presentó en A Coruña una programación de otoño con más de una docena de estrenos, una apuesta intensa por la ficción y los realities y mayor presencia del deporte. La renovación amplía registros y rejuvenece formatos.

Levitt Pavilion prepares to celebrate the 25th anniversary of 9/11, 250th anniversary of the U.S. and 150th anniversary of Arlington.

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Levitt Pavilion prepares to celebrate the 25th anniversary of 9/11, 250th anniversary of the U.S. and 150th anniversary of Arlington.

Најважниот спин во интервјуто на Мицкоски за американскиот портал „Брајтбарт“ не е тврдењето дека Северна Македонија треба да биде блиска со САД. Проблемот е кога политичката блискост со Вашингтон се претставува како нов механизам за решавање на прашањата поврзани со…

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Најважниот спин во интервјуто на Мицкоски за американскиот портал „Брајтбарт“ не е тврдењето дека Северна Македонија треба да биде блиска со САД. Проблемот е кога политичката блискост со Вашингтон се претставува како нов механизам за решавање на прашањата поврзани со…

DCFS Director Heidi Mueller is required to appear in Sangamon County Court next month.

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DCFS Director Heidi Mueller is required to appear in Sangamon County Court next month.

Homes have been red tagged and high tides have caused severe erosion.

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Homes have been red tagged and high tides have caused severe erosion.

Former LBPD officer Erik Suarez was convicted of assault in another state two years after joining the force. Defense attorney alleges police never disclosed it as required.

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Former LBPD officer Erik Suarez was convicted of assault in another state two years after joining the force. Defense attorney alleges police never disclosed it as required.

LINCOLN — Just over a year after Nebraska launched a new system to assess Nebraskans with intellectual and developmental disabilities seeking Medicaid assistance, a group of parents gathered to inform state officials about the negative impacts the change has had on their families. Mental health professionals Carol Salber and Tori Sorensen, who are both parents […]

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LINCOLN — Just over a year after Nebraska launched a new system to assess Nebraskans with intellectual and developmental disabilities seeking Medicaid assistance, a group of parents gathered to inform state officials about the negative impacts the change has had on their families. Mental health professionals Carol Salber and Tori Sorensen, who are both parents […]

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Озодликда халқаро хабарлар тафсилоти билан танишинг.

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Озодликда халқаро хабарлар тафсилоти билан танишинг.

Talarico’s comments on Fox News came in contrast to positions he took in the Texas House opposing GOP restrictions on trans student-athletes.

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Talarico’s comments on Fox News came in contrast to positions he took in the Texas House opposing GOP restrictions on trans student-athletes.

Sign up for Chalkbeat Philadelphia’s free newsletter to keep up with the city’s public school system.To mark America’s bicentennial in 1976, the names of 816 children were sealed in a time capsule in Philadelphia.On Wednesday, at the visitor center for the city’s storied Independence Hall, a new crop of elementary school students opened that capsule.In addition to the names, a binder in the capsule was full of newspaper clippings and letters from 50 years ago, including one from then-Mayor Frank Rizzo.“There was so much history,” said Vera, 9, a fourth grader at General George A. McCall School. All summer, Philadelphia has been immersed in celebrating the country’s 250th year and highlighting the city’s history as the birthplace of the nation. In 1776, America’s founders signed the Declaration of Independence on the site of Independence Hall, just a few blocks from McCall. Amid the festivities, school leaders have put a renewed focus on civics instruction. Officials hope that America’s 250th will also provide an unmatched opportunity to connect young people with civics and help them understand how democracy works.The time-capsule reveal kicked off a day of civic learning organized by the Pennsylvania Commission for the United States Semiquincentennial, which was created by the state legislature. Students sat down with members of Pennsylvania’s appellate courts, met with elected leaders, and planned to watch the House conduct a legislative session inside the historic Congress Hall Wednesday evening.The event took place after the city hosted several training sessions for teachers across the country related to the semiquincentennial celebration, along with dozens of other educational events for families and visitors.“You have a place in creating our next chapter of history,” Speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives Joanna McClinton told the group of roughly 200 students from across the state. “There will be one of you leading the Pennsylvania House, one of you leading our state court systems, one of you in City Hall.”Students get a view into lawmakingSeveral students at the event said they weren’t sure if they were interested in running for office one day. But they looked forward to asking elected officials some questions about their roles and how they make decisions for the state. Many students said they usually got their news from TikTok and Instagram, and didn’t feel like they or their peers had a deep understanding of civic issues. They said they appreciated the opportunity to learn more from the people in charge of making laws. For most, it would be their first time watching a legislative session.Students from George A. McCall School in Philadelphia speak with Pennsylvania House Speaker Joanna McClinton on Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2026, about the nation’s 250th birthday.Nyla Brown, 17, a senior at John Bartram High School in Southwest Philadelphia, said her school nominated her to attend the day’s events. She liked that the time capsule gave her a glimpse into what people were thinking fifty years ago, and enjoyed learning how elected leaders try to improve things for Pennsylvanians.“I think it’s cool to understand how those things are solved, and how (elected officials) even get here,” she said.But the event also made Brown notice the inequities and lack of resources the city and state still struggle with, she said. The majority of students she met at the civic learning day were from suburban districts. Kids at those schools seemed to get more access to field trips like this one, she said. She hadn’t met anyone else from her neighborhood.Brown watched as officials put new letters in the time capsule for Philadelphians to open fifty years from now. Chief Deputy Mayor Vanessa Garrett Harley read a letter from Mayor Cherelle Parker to the future mayor: “My hope is that you have inherited a Philadelphia where opportunity is never determined by ZIP code.”To Brown, it was clear that’s not the case yet. “I live in a low-income ZIP code, and there aren’t really a lot of opportunities for students,” she said. In 50 years, she hopes the people in charge will ensure that changes.Rebecca Redelmeier is a reporter at Chalkbeat Philadelphia. She writes about public schools, early childhood education, and issues that affect students, families, and educators across Philadelphia. Contact Rebecca at rredelmeier@chalkbeat.org.

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Sign up for Chalkbeat Philadelphia’s free newsletter to keep up with the city’s public school system.To mark America’s bicentennial in 1976, the names of 816 children were sealed in a time capsule in Philadelphia.On Wednesday, at the visitor center for the city’s storied Independence Hall, a new crop of elementary school students opened that capsule.In addition to the names, a binder in the capsule was full of newspaper clippings and letters from 50 years ago, including one from then-Mayor Frank Rizzo.“There was so much history,” said Vera, 9, a fourth grader at General George A. McCall School. All summer, Philadelphia has been immersed in celebrating the country’s 250th year and highlighting the city’s history as the birthplace of the nation. In 1776, America’s founders signed the Declaration of Independence on the site of Independence Hall, just a few blocks from McCall. Amid the festivities, school leaders have put a renewed focus on civics instruction. Officials hope that America’s 250th will also provide an unmatched opportunity to connect young people with civics and help them understand how democracy works.The time-capsule reveal kicked off a day of civic learning organized by the Pennsylvania Commission for the United States Semiquincentennial, which was created by the state legislature. Students sat down with members of Pennsylvania’s appellate courts, met with elected leaders, and planned to watch the House conduct a legislative session inside the historic Congress Hall Wednesday evening.The event took place after the city hosted several training sessions for teachers across the country related to the semiquincentennial celebration, along with dozens of other educational events for families and visitors.“You have a place in creating our next chapter of history,” Speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives Joanna McClinton told the group of roughly 200 students from across the state. “There will be one of you leading the Pennsylvania House, one of you leading our state court systems, one of you in City Hall.”Students get a view into lawmakingSeveral students at the event said they weren’t sure if they were interested in running for office one day. But they looked forward to asking elected officials some questions about their roles and how they make decisions for the state. Many students said they usually got their news from TikTok and Instagram, and didn’t feel like they or their peers had a deep understanding of civic issues. They said they appreciated the opportunity to learn more from the people in charge of making laws. For most, it would be their first time watching a legislative session.Students from George A. McCall School in Philadelphia speak with Pennsylvania House Speaker Joanna McClinton on Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2026, about the nation’s 250th birthday.Nyla Brown, 17, a senior at John Bartram High School in Southwest Philadelphia, said her school nominated her to attend the day’s events. She liked that the time capsule gave her a glimpse into what people were thinking fifty years ago, and enjoyed learning how elected leaders try to improve things for Pennsylvanians.“I think it’s cool to understand how those things are solved, and how (elected officials) even get here,” she said.But the event also made Brown notice the inequities and lack of resources the city and state still struggle with, she said. The majority of students she met at the civic learning day were from suburban districts. Kids at those schools seemed to get more access to field trips like this one, she said. She hadn’t met anyone else from her neighborhood.Brown watched as officials put new letters in the time capsule for Philadelphians to open fifty years from now. Chief Deputy Mayor Vanessa Garrett Harley read a letter from Mayor Cherelle Parker to the future mayor: “My hope is that you have inherited a Philadelphia where opportunity is never determined by ZIP code.”To Brown, it was clear that’s not the case yet. “I live in a low-income ZIP code, and there aren’t really a lot of opportunities for students,” she said. In 50 years, she hopes the people in charge will ensure that changes.Rebecca Redelmeier is a reporter at Chalkbeat Philadelphia. She writes about public schools, early childhood education, and issues that affect students, families, and educators across Philadelphia. Contact Rebecca at rredelmeier@chalkbeat.org.

أصدر رئيس جنوب السودان سلفاكير ميارديت، قرار بتعين ابنه، اللواء أتم سلفاكير، قائداً للحرس الرئاسي The post رئيس جنوب السودان يعين ابنه قائداً للحرس الرئاسي appeared first on Radio Tamazuj.

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حظرت سويسرا شراء واستيراد الذهب ذي المنشأ السوداني، وفرضت قيوداً على صالح بعض البضائع المستخدمة The post سويسرا يحظر واردات الذهب السوداني وسط الحرب appeared first on Radio Tamazuj.

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حظرت سويسرا شراء واستيراد الذهب ذي المنشأ السوداني، وفرضت قيوداً على صالح بعض البضائع المستخدمة The post سويسرا يحظر واردات الذهب السوداني وسط الحرب appeared first on Radio Tamazuj.

Aproximadamente 46 familias de la comunidad de Río Pita recibieron la certeza jurídica de sus tierras, después de 52 años de lucha y resistencia donde varios de sus fundadores entregaron su vida para heredarles tierras a sus hijos y nietos. Por Juan Bautista Xol “Es un día histórico que recordarán nuestros hijos y nietos, así ... Read more The post Tras 52 años de espera, familias Q’eqchi’ de Río Pita, Livingston, reciben títulos de propiedad appeared first on Prensa Comunitaria.

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Aproximadamente 46 familias de la comunidad de Río Pita recibieron la certeza jurídica de sus tierras, después de 52 años de lucha y resistencia donde varios de sus fundadores entregaron su vida para heredarles tierras a sus hijos y nietos. Por Juan Bautista Xol “Es un día histórico que recordarán nuestros hijos y nietos, así ... Read more The post Tras 52 años de espera, familias Q’eqchi’ de Río Pita, Livingston, reciben títulos de propiedad appeared first on Prensa Comunitaria.

من المقرر أن تعقد الأحزاب السياسية في جنوب السودان حواراً بين الأحزاب في 17 سبتمبر، The post سلفاكير يقود حوارا بين الأحزاب السياسية في 17 سبتمبر appeared first on Radio Tamazuj.

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Alaska Department of Health officials announced a fifth round of federal Rural Health Transformation Program funding awards on Friday. The latest awards for $25.8 million bring the total to more than $207 million to date. The funding is aimed at bolstering Alaska’s rural health system. The latest round of awards will go to 32 projects […]

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Alaska Department of Health officials announced a fifth round of federal Rural Health Transformation Program funding awards on Friday. The latest awards for $25.8 million bring the total to more than $207 million to date. The funding is aimed at bolstering Alaska’s rural health system. The latest round of awards will go to 32 projects […]

La Comunidad Indígena de Peñas Negras, perteneciente al pueblo Diaguita, volvió a declararse en alerta y asamblea permanente frente al ingreso violento de personal vinculado a la actividad minera y la presencia policial en su territorio. Andrea Morales Leanza, representante legal de la comunidad, denunció golpes, amenazas y hostigamiento y afirmó que las familias se […]

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La Comunidad Indígena de Peñas Negras, perteneciente al pueblo Diaguita, volvió a declararse en alerta y asamblea permanente frente al ingreso violento de personal vinculado a la actividad minera y la presencia policial en su territorio. Andrea Morales Leanza, representante legal de la comunidad, denunció golpes, amenazas y hostigamiento y afirmó que las familias se […]

Democratic ads in the Ohio Senate race are highlighting a political bribery scandal involving an energy company that benefited from a 2019 nuclear-power bailout law. It's true, as the ads say, that Republican Sen. Jon Husted backed the legislation and that the company supported his campaigns. But Husted hasn't been charged with or accused of any wrongdoing in the scandal, which is the impression the ads may leave with voters. The post Ohio Democratic Ads Connect Husted to Bribery Scandal, Despite No Charges of Wrongdoing appeared first on FactCheck.org.

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Democratic ads in the Ohio Senate race are highlighting a political bribery scandal involving an energy company that benefited from a 2019 nuclear-power bailout law. It's true, as the ads say, that Republican Sen. Jon Husted backed the legislation and that the company supported his campaigns. But Husted hasn't been charged with or accused of any wrongdoing in the scandal, which is the impression the ads may leave with voters. The post Ohio Democratic Ads Connect Husted to Bribery Scandal, Despite No Charges of Wrongdoing appeared first on FactCheck.org.

If you have unopened toiletries, baby supplies, clothing in good condition or other essentials at home, the following sites take donations. The post Where to Donate Your Extra Stuff to NYC Families Who Could Use It appeared first on City Limits.

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If you have unopened toiletries, baby supplies, clothing in good condition or other essentials at home, the following sites take donations. The post Where to Donate Your Extra Stuff to NYC Families Who Could Use It appeared first on City Limits.

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The Amarillo City Council’s regular meeting on Tuesday kicked off with a presentation by Chief Thomas Hover of the Amarillo Police Department on public safety camera use and relevant policies. Members of the public took their seats in council chambers, and uniformed officers stood along the back and sides of the room.  On Aug. 11, […] The post Amarillo’s Flock conversation is not over appeared first on Amarillo Tribune.

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The Amarillo City Council’s regular meeting on Tuesday kicked off with a presentation by Chief Thomas Hover of the Amarillo Police Department on public safety camera use and relevant policies. Members of the public took their seats in council chambers, and uniformed officers stood along the back and sides of the room.  On Aug. 11, […] The post Amarillo’s Flock conversation is not over appeared first on Amarillo Tribune.