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That we saw yesterday, increasing concerns about whether or not the fed is going to raise rates in june. Does the fed threat then rally . I dont think. So im not going to speculate on when theyre going to raise rates. The bottom line is you know theyre going to raise rates. It could be june or september, next year. What the real important question is what are you doing in the fixed income market if the feds raise rates you . Know theyre going to go up. Its just a matter of time. And i get very, ...

Information to escalate the situation. Reporter the victim and her boyfriend are in this car. You can see the blinking turn signal on the right side. But the officer claimed they didnt properly signal. Its clear as day that this individual used a turn signal. Reporter the this incident happened on april 5th and the victim went to prison but when police started digging deeper, they found all this new video that contradicted the officers story. So now hes the one facing charges. Arrest damage pers...

Two local state legislators are looking ahead to the 2024 Oregon Legislative session in February.

At open town hall meeting at the Florence Library Nov. 28th, Oregon Senator Dick Anderson and 9th District Representative Boomer Wright, spoke informally to about 30 people about a variety

At open town hall meeting at the Florence Library Nov. 28th, Oregon Senator Dick Anderson and 9th District Representative Boomer Wright, spoke informally to about 30 people about a variety

Throughout September, Westmoreland County residents may have noticed red sand filling in the sidewalk cracks at prominent locations such as Independence Health System hospitals, the county courthouse, local libraries and Seton Hill University. A sign accompanying the bright red sand notes that it is part of the Red Sand Project,

A Times investigation into LAFD finds that egregious misconduct is often met with a slap on the wrist.

Florence-Firestone residents who organized against the demolition have mixed feelings about the new space.

Alan Broad, mayor of Dawn-Euphemia Township, says he cant get answers from Bell about why some residents in his municipality have gone weeks without use of…

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