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Five current and former employees say the city of Long Beach failed to equally pay and promote Black workers and contributed to "anti-Black culture."

John J. Kim/Sun-Times file Democratic Illinois Secretary of State candidate Alexi Giannoulias bagged the endorsement of the political arm of the union representing thousands of workers in the office, providing the former state treasurer with money and volunteers for what’s expected to be a heated primary race. The Service Employees International Union Illinois State Council functions as the labor organization’s political arm and represents the union’s 150,000 workers scattered across its ...

People in violation of the new no tolerance rule could face hefty fines and criminal charges, according to the agency.

‘We expect to see more optimism in the market moving forward,’ industry insider says.

1 of 2 Ralliers stand outside of Truman Dehner’s law office during a Justice 4 North Fork rally on Friday April 23, 2021 in Morehead, KY. Photo by Makayla Holder | The Trail Blazer Makayla Holder Mindy Davenport, a resident at the North Fork Trail Park, chants into a megaphone outside of Truman Dehner’s law office during a Justice 4 North Fork rally on Friday April 23, 2021 in Morehead, KY. Photo by Makayla Holder | The Trail Blazer Makayla Holder

Apr 13, 2021 Thriving fields of fescue allow Southwest Missouri to grow and maintain some of the largest cowherd numbers in the United States, but the cool-season forage may have even more green to give producers — now for their pocketbooks. During a University of Missouri Extension Livestock Town Hall meeting, beef specialist Eric Bailey shared research and results that could help producers pinpoint the perfect weaning strategy for fall-born calves. “Im interested in asking the quest...

Mindy Ward STILL WAITING: Cows that conceive later often produce lighter-weight calves. Still, these low performers draw down forage supply. One MU Extension beef specialist says farmers should consider culling these problem cows. Develop a short calving season to maximize profits on the beef farm. Apr 22, 2021 University of Missouri beef cow-calf specialist Jordan Thomas looks at a beef herd like any businessman looks at an investment portfolio. If a cow doesn’t ge...

anni-clark-maine-beach-sunrise-troy-r-bennett-1 Bangor Daily News photo/Troy R. Bennett NEW ALBUM -- Maine singer and songwriter Anni Clark stands on the beach at Pine Point in Scarborough on April 19 at sunrise where shes spent a lot of time during the pandemic. A near death experience on Moosehead Lake last year helped inspire Clarks first album of new music in 20 years. Bangor Daily News photo/Troy R. Bennett NEW ALBUM -- Maine singer and songwriter Anni Clark stands on the beach at Pine Po...

Mindy Ward MORE POUNDS: An increase in pasture stocking rates combined with less time to graze is actually boosting weights of beef calves, research says. The MU Southwest Center studies "double" stocker calf operations on fescue. Apr 15, 2021 Eric Bailey, University of Missouri Extension beef nutrition specialist, is looking at how to graze the same number of calves in half the time for better weight gains. It is part of a three-year study with researchers at the Uni...

Studies show racism can impact work, school and even health By: Kailey Latham and last updated 2021-02-16 09:52:06-05 Communities of color are facing barriers in their daily lives, but now there is work being done to eliminate the things that divide us. Eric Bailey, President and CEO of Bailey Strategic Innovation Group, works to help companies learn more about the importance of diversity and inclusion. "Thats one of the things that Ive been doing a lot of work with is helping p...