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ELLSWORTH — Hancock County Sheriff’s deputies revived a man who had overdosed at a Blue Hill residence on Christmas Day. Deputy Zach Allen said the man

Ottawa Public Health says another 424 people in the city have tested positive for COVID-19 and there is one more patient in hospital with an active infection.

The Senate has voted to advance a bill that would suspend the filibuster for an upcoming vote in order to raise the debt ceiling and avoiding the U.S. defaulting. NBC's Sahil Kapur reports from Capitol Hill.

Sheila Burke, who served as Bob Dole’s Chief of Staff, joins Lawrence O’Donnell to share her experience working for the former Republican Senate leader during a time when compromise still happened on Capitol Hill.

Mark Meadows, former chief of staff to former President Trump, says he is no longer cooperating with the requests of the January 6 select committee and their investigation into the Capitol riot. Garrett Haake reports from Capitol Hill.

A memo released by two then-officials in the D.C. National Guard accuses generals of lying to Congress about military response efforts during the Capitol riot on January 6. NBC's Leigh Ann Caldwell reports from Capitol Hill.

A government funding resolution in the House could face a setback in the Senate after three Republicans senators have threatened to block passage over vaccine mandate funding. NBC's Sahil Kapur reports from Capitol Hill.

The House of Representatives have reached a deal to fund the government through February 18 but the bill could face a challenge in the Senate as Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, and Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kan., have threatened to delay its passage. NBC's Leigh Ann Caldwell reports from Capitol Hill.

“This is not about one particular officer, policy, or incident; rather, this is about reforming the entire institution of policing in Columbus," Ginther and Klein said in Wednesdays letter. "Simply put: We need to change the culture of the Columbus Division of Police.” It’s not unusual for mayors or local law enforcement leaders to ask the Justice Department to review an agency’s record. Those requests sometimes are made when city officials anticipate a federal probe is looming regardle...

Columbus leaders ask Justice Department to investigate police department Updated 12:19 AM; Today 12:19 AM Myron Hammonds, left, and Paula Bryant, father and mother of MaKhia Bryant, the 16-year-old girl shot and killed by a Columbus police officer on April 20, hold a photo of their daughter during a news conference Wednesday in Columbus. (Jay LaPrete, Associated Press) Facebook Share COLUMBUS, Ohio — While Ohio’s capital city has made significant progress enacting changes to its police de...