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[Episcopal News Service] There are at least two announced candidates for president of the House of Deputies, and more may come forward in the next two weeks, wi

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Justice Forward started in 2006. They have one goal, breaking the cycle of incarceration.

The lawyers in the DA’s office say they decided to run on their own, reflecting internal Democratic divisions over public safety.

It only takes $2 and a few minutes to ruin someone's life. Field tests for drugs are notoriously unreliable and yet they're...

Northwest’s quest for an undefeated season continued Friday night with a 37-14 road win over Sherwood. The Jaguars offense proved to be too much for the Warriors defense, largely due to their passing game. The combination of quarterback Patrick Doyle and receiver Devon Anderson proved too much for the Sherwood defense. The pair hooked up for […]

RACINE — Racine Unified School District’s current plan for offering summer school this year is opening only three schools for the 4K-8 program: Gifford, Jerstad-Agerholm and Mitchell. The Racine Branch of the NAACP thinks this is a problem for inner city communities. None of the schools are walking distance from those communities, and the district’s current plan doesn’t offer bus service to those schools, they said. At a news conference Wednesday night at Racine Branch headq...

FOX 13 Investigates: Judge says Utah tire shop violated consumer laws by overcharging customers FOX 13 Investigates: Judge says Utah tire shop defrauded out-of-state, elderly drivers and last updated 2021-05-11 02:27:43-04 NEW HARMONY, Utah — In 2015, Devon Anderson was driving his motorhome from Las Vegas to visit family in southern Utah. He pulled his motorhome off the interstate to buy ice at a Texaco station in New Harmony, a small town located between St. George and Cedar City. “...

Senior studio-art exhibition opens April 30 by MaryAlice Bitts-Jackson Every week during the past academic year, six studio-art majors in the class of 2021 logged into Zoom—early in the morning or late at night, depending on where they were in the world. They couldn’t catch a whiff of a classmate’s linseed oil or touch a new sculpture, as they had in their pre-pandemic classes together. But they could share their works and ideas and offer observations, suggestions and support.  And, work...

iframe src "https://embed.hpm.io/392432/392275" style "height: 115px; width: 100%;" /iframe X On Friday’s Houston Matters: Pres. Joe Biden is visiting Houston today in the wake of last weeks massive power and water outages. Its his first visit to the Bayou City since taking office. Are presidential visits like this useful? We discuss. Also this hour: A new pilot program called Girls Moving Forward looks to provide trauma counseling for young women in the juvenile justice system who are...