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Like a very different person. On her blog at the time, she opposed gay marriage, marked gay andse people who she thought wee gay. These are embarrassing opinions to have. She could have apologized. People change their opinions of the time. Why wouldnt they change their opinions . America is changing. An honest explanation would have been just fine. We would have defended her in that of course. That is not what joy reid did. Instead she lied about it. She claims she never wrote those blog posts i...

The State House and Senate are working to come to an agreement on the budget for the 2025 fiscal year and get it sent to Governor Gretchen Whitmer before a self-imposed July 1st deadline. Some of the environmental measures proposed by Governor Whitmer have been left out and finding for others is at a premium. 33rd District State Representative Felicia Brabec has been actively involved in the process. WEMU's David Fair checked in with the Pittsfield Township Democrat for the latest.

The earlier in age we begin addressing societal and educational inequity, the better the future results will be. There is a partnership between The University of Michigan School of Kinesiology Childhood Disparities Research Laboratory (UMCDRL) and the Washtenaw Intermediate School District that is working to provide equitable access to structured physical activity to children inside the classroom. WEMU's David Fair spoke to U-M associate professor of Kinesiology, Dr. Rebecca Hasson, and reg...

Mar 23, 2024 - I attended the David Fair this year and one thing of special note in buildings were the housing projects, not only in Chiriquí Province, but all of Pan

Stoneridge Insurance Brokers has announced two deals, with three additional deals expected to close within the next two months.  

It's unclear why — or if — David Fair had access in the first place.

The five-part weekly podcast series examines the tragedy of youth homelessness in Philadelphia and explores solutions to end a largely invisible plight for thousands of the city’s teens and young adults.

“I am the first and I absolutely will not be the last,” Landau told WHYY News.

YORK missed the target for childrens vaccination levels against measles, mumps and rubella last year, as uptake in the area fell, figures show.

SMOKING rates in York reached a record low last year, new figures show.