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Left five dead. Military official says at the second facility after the attack several troops ran into the building to alert people to the shooter. They reacted as you would expect to get fellow marines to safety. Stephanie two weapons at the scene belonged to Service Members. If military is investigating whether the Service Members were authorized to have the weapons. In the wake of the shooting, governors across the country asked for increase patrols by the state police around military recruit...

Thats where Suzanne Kennedy is there live to continue our coverage this evening. What have you learned . Suzanne leon and autria, the officer arrived here in the 9 00 hour and brought here by Anne Arundel County ambulance number 21 which was here for much of the morning. That is the ambulance that we saw and the officer getting loaded into and ultimately be transported here from fort meade. We want to show you aerial nootage of when that man was being transported. It shows the male Police Office...

AARP Iowa is calling on lawmakers to help prevent gift-card scams during this years legislative session. Impostor scams have been the number one consumer fraud scam in Iowa for nine years running and commonly seek payment via gift cards. Paige Yontz, state advocacy manager for AARP Iowa, said impostors play on a victims fears, usually tied to family members. ...

According to AARP Arizona, Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs is "spot on" with the policy improvements she says shell prioritize for Arizonas long-term care facilities in this years legislative session. Hobbs outlined her priorities in her State of the State address. Brendon Blake, director of advocacy with AARP Arizona, said his organization wants to see what he calls a "bipartisan consensus," to improve the states long-term care system through strengthening ...

People in Wyoming aged 50 and over had the highest voter turnout in the 2022 midterm elections compared with other age demographics, according to new Secretary of State data. Voters over the age of 50 accounted for more than two-thirds of all voters in 2022. Tom Lacock, associate state director of AARP Wyoming said that the trend for strong turnout among older voters has been consistent since 2008. ...

Cheyenne, WY (RELEASE) January 2nd, 2024 -- Wyomingites aged 50 and over had the state’s highest voter turnout during the 2022 election according to data provided by the Secretary of State, and if trends continue as they have since 2008, this age group is likely to decide the 2024 election in the Cowboy State. In

If trends continue as they have since 2008, the 50+ age group is likely to decide the 2024 election in the Cowboy State. Wyomingites in the 70-79 age bands are the most likely to vote. The age group with the second highest percentage of voters going to the polls was the age 80-85 (65%), followed by 60-69 (63.9%).

Wyomingites aged 50 and over had the state’s highest voter turnout during the 2022 election according to data provided by the Secretary of State, and if trends continue as they have since 2008, this age group is likely to decide the 2024 election in the Cowboy State. In all, 132,366 voters over t

If trends continue as they have since 2008, the 50+ age group is likely to decide the 2024 election in the Cowboy State. Wyomingites in the 70-79 age bands are the most likely to vote. The age group with the second highest percentage of voters going to the polls was the age 80-85 (65%), followed by 60-69 (63.9%).

If trends continue as they have since 2008, the 50+ age group is likely to decide the 2024 election in the Cowboy State. Wyomingites in the 70-79 age bands are the most likely to vote. The age group with the second highest percentage of voters going to the polls was the age 80-85 (65%), followed by 60-69 (63.9%).