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February 3, 2024
Sugar Defender stands out as a natural blood sugar support formula, crafted by the hands of its creator, Jeffery Mitchell.
November 15, 2023
Thousands of Starbucks employees at more than 100 stores across the country say they will walk off the job on “Red Cup Day” to protest against scheduling, pay and staffing, according to Starbucks Workers United.
November 9, 2023
A driver and a passenger died after a three-vehicle wreck involving an 18-wheeler in Upshur County. State Troopers say Jeffery Mitchell of DeKalb was driving a Freightliner towing a trailer that rear-ended a Chevy Impala, causing it to crash head-on into a Honda Civic. The driver of the Impala, 20-y
November 8, 2023
The crash remains under investigation.
October 31, 2023
“I’m always interested in free fare. I’ve been pushing the concept of free fare for the rollout of new [transit] corridors. So the idea of free fares is definitely part of my program,” Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava said.
January 15, 2022
In a guest column, the president of the South Florida AFL-CIO writes that Martin Luther King Jr.'s stance on labor rights should be a model for today, especially the Florida Legislature's attempts to limit those rights.
April 6, 2021
By DJ 33 1/3 Apr 5, 2021 Miami-Dade County plans to lift the suspension of passenger fares on June 1 for Miami-Dade’s transit. Miami-Dade has installed plastic barriers where bus operators sit, equipped vehicles with air-sanitizing equipment, and mask and cleaning supplies are plentiful, so the county is reactivating pay stations at the front of the vehicles. Masks are still required on all Miami-Dade transit vehicles, and capacity restrictions remain, as Miami-Dade continues to block off s...
December 22, 2020
"Whats happened is that every pay period the can keeps getting kicked down the road. They keep saying, Next pay period, next pay period," says Jeffery Mitchell, TWU Local 291 president. Mitchell says veteran bus drivers and rail operators have been promised every two weeks since October 18 that theyd receive the back pay, but some still havent seen any of it. Each pay period, county administrators have claimed that they were still calculating the pay and that workers would get the money in the ...