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Some 88,000 complaints regarding sexual violence against children are being re-examined by investigative services – a figure higher than the 70,000 initially ordered by Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin last month. This comes in the wake of the murder of 11-year-old Lyhanna, whose death prompted public outrage over the state's mishandling of child abuse cases.

Attorneys argued for nearly three hours in a Montgomery courtroom Monday about whether to allow a challenge to U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s ability to run for governor to move forward.  Montgomery County Circuit Judge Brooke Reid did not rule on a motion from Tuberville’s attorneys to dismiss a motion known as quo warranto, which challenges […]

La mujer que fue pareja de Isak Andic declara este martes, como testigo, ante la jueza que investiga a Jonathan Andic por el homicidio de su padre.

Nothing says “Happy Fourth of July” like spending Independence Day week debating a voter suppression bill. It’s a bold choice to celebrate America’s birthday by advancing legislation that could make it harder for the very people who defended our freedom overseas to exercise it back home. Apparently it’s “give me liberty or give me… additional […]

Photos posted by multiple media outlets show numerous trees uprooted, roofs ripped off buildings, grain silos folded in and downed wind turbines.

До Собранието е адресирана ревидираната Стратегија за регионален развој која нотира загрижувачки демографски трендови. На годишно ниво државата може да губи и по над 22.000 жители. Трендот на иселенички егзодус не само што не запира туку може и да се…

The Conestoga massacres in Pennsylvania more than 250 years ago forever changed Native-White relations The post The ‘Peaceable Kingdom’ Lost: A Friendship Found  appeared first on ICT.

Not long ago, he was in a college honor society and gave campus tours to prospective UNK students. But recent online messages viewed by Flatwater show Abraham Hermosillo Alvarez calling himself a soldier, urging action and suggesting secret “big projects in the works.”

From arts centers to environmentally friendly housing, the county has handed out millions of dollars to encourage building near trains and buses. The post Hennepin County wants more development near public transit, and they’re helping pay for it appeared first on MinnPost.

Exemptions to Medicaid work requirements will be harder to secure, even for cancer patients, under newly proposed definitions. The post Why the Trump administration’s curveball on ‘medical frailty’ matters for Medicaid in Minnesota appeared first on MinnPost.

Schools across West Virginia are closing rapidly. Communities want elected officials to listen and fix the problems causing them to close. Across West Virginia, public schools are closing. Communities are feeling the loss. appeared first on Mountain State Spotlight, West Virginia's civic newsroom.

Even though I’m sure she’s said it hundreds of times, she can never say it with a straight face. “We’re the Happy Hookers!” Jerre McDanald cheerily declares as she stands to introduce herself. And while I’ve seen her say this countless times to people as an introduction, it never fails to get a laugh. Jerre […] The post Commentary: Telling Stories. Weaving Community. Laughing With the ‘Happy Hookers.’ appeared first on The Daily Yonder.

EDWINS keeps expanding its culinary reentry program here in Cleveland but also reaches people in other states via prison tablets. The post From prison tablets to Cleveland kitchens: How EDWINS has expanded its culinary training to nearly every state appeared first on Signal Cleveland.

Alabama consumers will pay more for groceries later this week after a two-month suspension of the state portion of the grocery tax ends at the end of the day on Tuesday. The tax holiday, which temporarily removed Alabama’s 2% sales tax on groceries, ran from May 1 to June 30. The holiday did not apply […]

Керівник групи «Рейтинг», соціолог Олексій Антипович розповідає про рейтинги Валерія Залужного, Володимира Зеленського, Кирила Буданова, Роберта Мадяра Бровді, Ігоря Терехова, мобілізацію, ТЦК, «партію миру» та настрої українців.

This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, non-partisan news organization that covers climate, energy and the environment. Sign up for their newsletter here. The American buffalo—those ornery, hairy prairie beasts that reign as the official mammal of the United States—have joined wind turbines, electric cars and climate researchers in the cross hairs […] The post Trump Administration Targets Bison on Federal Grazing Lands appeared first on The Daily Yonder.

In southeastern Kentucky, where provider shortages, persistent poverty, and geographic isolation continue to shape daily life, one rural health center is quietly building a healthcare workforce from within its own community. This month, Mountain Comprehensive Health Corporation (MCHC) will graduate another class of healthcare workers through its Reach Achieve Inspire, Support, Employ (RAISE) workforce development program — helping […] The post Commentary: What Rural Health Innovation Needs to Succeed appeared first on The Daily Yonder.

Storied Pennsylvania family sheltered Conestoga people during brutal massacre more than 250 years ago The post Hershey family ancestors understood the loss of homelands appeared first on ICT.

How closely have you been following the latest stories from rural communities across the country? From migrating birds and Superman to data centers and border walls, this month’s news highlights the challenges, celebrations, and resistance shaping rural life. Take this short quiz to see what you know. The post What Happened in Rural News This Month? appeared first on The Daily Yonder.

My brother spent part of his teenage years in foster care. It wasn’t a simple situation, but he landed with a placement where someone genuinely cared about him. That person helped him refocus at a time when the path in front of him could have gone very differently. I’ve thought about him a lot lately, […]