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Century Housing Launches Note Program To Fund Affordable Housing Investors are offered an investment-grade opportunity to support Centurys efforts to address social inequalities associated with housing shortages worsened by the COVID pandemic News provided by Share this article Share this article CULVER CITY, Calif., Feb. 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Century Housing, a nonprofit Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) dedicated to creating quality affordable housing throughout California...

Editorial: Could Sen. Josh Hawley’s reckless disregard for truth cost him Missouri law license? The Kansas City Star Editorial Board, The Kansas City Star © Handout/Getty Images North America/TNS Josh Hawley, R- Mo., speaks during a Senate debate session to ratify the 2020 presidential election at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, in Washington, D.C. Congress reconvened to ratify President-elect Joe Bidens 306-232 Electoral College win over President Donald Trump, hours aft...

Recent Missouri editorials Question of the Day The Jefferson City News-Tribune, Jan. 19 The vaccination rollout has gone slower than expected, but we’re encouraged that the county’s health department, along with area schools, are planning for vaccination clinics for school staff members. On Sunday, we reported it’s still unclear when school staff will have the opportunity to get vaccinated, but that county/school officials are starting to plan for clinics. TOP STORIES We hope th...

Attorneys urge Missouri Supreme Court to probe Hawleys actions before Capitol riot Celine Castronuovo © Greg Nash Attorneys urge Missouri Supreme Court to probe Hawleys actions before Capitol riot At least 60 lawyers are calling on the Missouri Supreme Court to investigate the actions of Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.), an attorney, before the deadly riot by President Trumps supporters at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6. The lawyers have signed onto a formal complaint asking the courts O...

Dallas Building Permit Drama Highlights Broken System Ongoing issues have some residential developers say they are leaving Dallas—and never coming back. Although Dallas city staff say they are making strides in a deep backlog of residential building permits, city council members and developers suggest that the issue is just the tip of the iceberg and highlights a broken system riddled with inefficiencies. The situation has some homebuilders promising to never do business in Dallas again. D C...

World of diabetes. doctors were surprised to find a new diabetes drug is helping people shed pounds. it costs around $500 a year. and as christie meyers of ktrk in houston reports, it seems to be worth every penny. >> reporter: chances are either you or someone you know is trying to lose weight. >> ill post on facebook, look, im down to a size 12. what did you do? >> reporter: but kristen cartizzi wasnt. she was just trying to control her diabetes. so how did she drop 40 pounds and four dress si...

They lose because the victoza kills their appetite. >> my appetite went away almost immediately. it just really stops what you eat, stops you overeating. which has been a huge, huge help. >> reporter: patients take victoza as a daily shot, and they have to stay on their diabetic diet. people are also losing weight on byetta, a sister drug to victoza, which is older and cheaper. the big question, what if you arent diabetic, can you take these shots just for weight loss? >> there are a lot of doct...

long island, new york woman. yulia lankriss husband bought her the scratch-off ticket in december. she took a penny to it and she found out that she was a multimillionaire. >> yeah, you go, girl. the stay-at-home mom of three won a million dollars a year for life. after taxes thats about 661,000 bucks every year. i think we could live off that. yuliyas husband tells her the money is all hers. every woman would love that. but she says the first thing shell buy is a romantic weekend in p...

his helmet to review their procedures and provide the public with a birds eye view of the dangers they face and how every second counts when it comes to saving lives. the kauftz ficause of the fire under investigation, but early reports suggest the blaze may have been caused by a mattress being placed too close to a space heater. in ashland, nick smith, abc news. >> no word yet whether the smoke detectors were working in there or not. >> but just with that birds eye, that camera view y...

officer pappas calling out to the children he later found scared and hiding in a closet. he and his team are using the camera attached to his helmet to review their procedures and provide the public with a birds eye view of the dangers they face and how every second counts when it comes to saving lives. the kauftz ficause of the fire under investigation, but early reports suggest the blaze may have been caused by a mattress being placed too close to a space heater. in ashland, nick smi...