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Jacksonville will be the first Florida location for Bitty & Beaus, which advocates hiring people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Now a lawyer, jason is also working for the legal system. ultimately, he wants to show the world what anybody can achieve if theyre given the chance. amy wright created an innovative k coffee shop that employs people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, a mission inspired by two of her children who have down syndrome. and in 2017. >> amy wright.

>> i was flabber gasted, honesty i was thinking about how biddy and beau were at home watching the show live. >> i wanted you to know biddy and beau that i would not change you for the world, but i will change the world for you. >> thank you for coming out. >> over the next two years, amy opened five more coffee shops around the country. >> we want to welcome you to the biddy and beaus coffee family. >> every time we hire someone new, we surprise them with an ap apron. for most of them, theyve n...

When their stores reopened, amy soon embraced a new approach. >> what made the most sense for us was to teach people what we had done so that they could open shops, provide jobs in their community, and run viable businesses. >> this year she opened five more shops, including one in charlotte, north carolina. >> three, two, one. >> we have a son ryan whos 19 years old. he has autism and tou tour residresident. >> that number is just multiplying. >> are you proud of all these workers that work her...

Therapy dogs and teachers welcomed back middle school students with safety precautions following the Oxford High School shooting.

Wilmington, North Carolina-based Bitty & Beau’s will open its first coffee shop in the Washington area in Georgetown, and it has a mission.

"Yes, that is my son," the man says, identifying the body in the intensive care unit. Grief threatens to break his face into pieces, and then something closes shut inside of him. He has always had a very controlled nature, fearful of emotion and revelation, but now a true ice age begins, and after a year his wife tells him she wants a divorce. It is because he cannot seem to feel anything.

Gilbert Ray Postelles execution is set for Feb. 17 at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester.

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- The Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board voted 4-1 on Wednesday to reject clemency for a man convicted and sentenced to die for his role

Gilbert Postelle, sentenced to two life sentences for his role in a 2005 shooting that killed four in Oklahoma, was denied clemency Wednesday by a 4-1 vote.