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Featured picture for Nebraska set for Halloween ‘Black Out’ matchup against Washington

Nebraska set for Halloween ‘Black Out’ matchup against Washington

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Halloween night in Lincoln will feature a “Black Out” at Memorial Stadium as Nebraska hosts Washington on Saturday at 7 p.m. The matchup marks the Huskers’ first home game on Halloween since 1998. “I think it will be an unbelievable atmosphere,” Nebraska head...
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Kansas, Wyandotte leaders resolve Chiefs stadium dispute

Leaders in Kansas and Wyandotte County said that disagreements about the proposed new Chiefs stadium project “were resolved, and a lawsuit against the state would be dismissed,” according to Kendrick Calfee of the K.C. STAR. Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly and Unified Government Mayor Christal Watson said on Friday that a plan was “created to allow the county to keep local control of development near the stadium, a major issue raised in the suit.” The lawsuit, filed in early October, took aim at legisla
Featured picture for Lawsuit trying to void Vermilion Parish SpaceX deal due to alleged violations of open meetings law

Lawsuit trying to void Vermilion Parish SpaceX deal due to alleged violations of open...

A group in Vermilion Parish has filed a lawsuit in an attempt to void the $100 billion deal to build the largest spaceport in the world in the parish.
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Wisconsin Humane Society seeks adopters amid cat overflow

(WFRV) — Wisconsin Humane Society shelters are dealing with a large number of cats in need of homes, with many becoming overrun. The organization says it’s caring for nearly 1,100 cats across its shelter system, with 250 living in Green Bay. The Wisconsin Humane Society says it doesn’t euthanize animals because of lack of space, […]
Featured picture for NAACP wants to stop state from spending $12M in leftover Jackson water funds; state says the money is already spent

NAACP wants to stop state from spending $12M in leftover Jackson water funds; state...

JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - A Jackson civil rights group says the state owes the city’s poorest residents roughly $12 million — and they’re asking a federal judge to make sure it gets there before the state spends it on something else. On Monday, a status conference was...
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North Texas woman indicted in $680k COVID relief fraud scheme to fund Cedar Hill...

April Watson, 50, faces a 10-count federal indictment charging her with fraudulently obtaining over $680,000 in pandemic relief funds. Prosecutors allege Watson used fake tax forms and payroll summaries to secure PPP and EIDL loans, spending over $114,000 to help build a Cedar Hill home. If convicted, Watson faces decades...
Featured picture for Instacart's Kentucky Halloween report: Reese's is No.1, regional candy quirks and the iconic banana costume

Instacart’s Kentucky Halloween report: Reese’s is No.1, regional candy quirks and the iconic banana...

Instacart reports on Halloween trends in Kentucky and around the country.
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Texting during court, ignoring orders: KY judge suspended without pay for conduct issues

A Louisville judge has been suspended without pay after the state’s Judicial Conduct Commission found she had committed a long list of misconduct and other violations. Laura Adams Ogden was suspended from the Jefferson County Family Court bench in an order issued Monday in which the JCC said she was guilty of bias, due process violations, failed to follow appellate rulings, and improper courtroom conduct. The Kentucky Judicial Conduct Commission, a body which investigates and sanctions judge mis
Featured picture for North Kingstown Residents Want Puppy Store Closed; DEM Inspections Find No Violations

North Kingstown Residents Want Puppy Store Closed; DEM Inspections Find No Violations

NORTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. — It didn’t take long for the Fish Bowl Aquarium and Pet Mart to land on the Town Council’s agenda. Owner Michael Marabello Jr. announced on Facebook in February that he was opening his third pet store location in town. When the store opened in July, calls to shut down its puppy operation were already taking shape.
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Proposed ordinance in East Greenwich aims to restore historic homes in town

EAST GREENWICH, R.I. (WJAR) — A proposed ordinance in East Greenwich is working to restore historic homes in the town, just in time for its 350th anniversary. Although, if passed, it could force select homeowners to spend money on restoring their buildings, that they might not want to spend.

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