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A current and former UF police officer filed a pair of complaints against UFPD. The current officer said she also faces discrimination as a woman.

April 10, 2022, letters: Readers comment on broadband, Medicare Advantage and Fair housing.

Fayetteville anti-racism groups discuss racial inequities in policies in the city and around the country with the Community Conversations program.

For non-Christians in town, a deeper search for connection to their religious identities is prompted by slender options to practice their faith in the Classic City.

Amid the war in Ukraine, there are concrete steps organisations can take to prevent emotional exhaustion within volunteers supporting refugees.

Former Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reporter Alexis Johnson is dropping a discrimination lawsuit against the paper.

April 6, 2022, letters: Readers comment on Office of Elections Crimes and Security, refuting a recent op-ed column and fair housing.

After former Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reporter Alexis Johnson said she was removed from covering Black Lives Matter protests in 2020, she filed a discrimination lawsuit claiming her former employer violated her civil rights. Now, she is dropping the case. Johnson, who is Black, requested to drop her lawsuit in March. On

An olympic diver and you and your girlfriend are in a car for $9 a day. he rented a car on budget for $9 a day, what does that do to your expectations? it lowers them. so joe is right when he outperforms his expectations, because they were so low, geraldo was grateful 20 minutes that the guy was standing. so all anybody expected from joe was like no tweeting the old boss, dont bomb texas after you drink too much nyquil, no one has ever been elected with such low expectations coming out at the sa...

In and day out, year after year decade after decade. and i think theres just something about the human brain that develops coping mechanisms that teaches you how to like someone you would otherwise hate where you have to be constantly sitting right next to them and dealing with them in situations, so i think breyer excelled at the human relations aspelkts of his job. i think he probably disagrees with everything sam has ever said, theyll figure out how to be friendly with him, how to be chums wi...