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good evening. i m derek mcginty. i m jan jeffcoat. the funeral for an unarmed teen shot by a police officer is set for monday. more than one week after michael brown s death the protests go on in ferguson, missouri. this is a live look at what s going on as we speak. last night at this time things were okay, but overnight violence erupted. more than 50 people were arrested. u.s. attorney general eric holder plans to pay ferguson a visit tomorrow. mola lenghi has been monitoring the fluid situation today and looks at a few of the dynamics at play. as our viewers can see there, it s dark in the st. louis area now and authorities say that is when the most trouble has happened, under the cover of night. it s a tense complicated situation and for as much protesting as there has been, there has been plenty of support all around. we do not want any citizen hurt. we don t want any officer hurt. reporter: but what they want and what s happening are not always one in this t

Recall petitions filed against more Benton Harbor officials

Yet more recall petitions have been filed against elected officials in Benton Harbor. This time, the targets are City Commissioner Ethel Clark Griffin and

Recall petitions filed against more Benton Harbor officials

Yet more recall petitions have been filed against elected officials in Benton Harbor. This time, the targets are City Commissioner Ethel Clark Griffin and

President Biden has appointed 201 judges, boosting diversity of federal courts

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Biden has appointed 201 judges, boosting diversity of federal courts

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WindAction | Some Midwest states take power to ban wind and solar projects away from local communities

As the number of wind and solar farms increases, so does opposition in the rural areas where they’re being built. While more counties and townships passed restrictions in the last year, some states are responding by passing laws making it harder for local governments to say no to wind and solar.

Red Sox prospect has hit 101 mph and his slider 'looks like a fastball'

Genius Black named Maine Arts Commission fellow

The podcast revisits the stories of historic Black Mainers and includes interviews of today’s Black changemakers.