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Were just getting word, watching National Anthems ahead of 1 00 p. M. Eastern nfl game starts. We have been perusing all of these games, folks. We have seen players from the saints, the patriots, the dolphins, the buccaneers, they have not all stood, some have been standing together locked in arms. Some have been kneeling. We also can note that tom brady of the patriots, he did come out on the field. He stood there with his team. His head was down. His hand was over his heart, but perhaps most n...

BURLINGTON — It isn’t often that a coach is happy with a loss, but all things considered, Keokuk High School wrestling coach Tom Rose was not displeased with his team’s

Writers express gratitude to our armed forces, say Trumps crimes too serious to be ignored and decry book banning as American Taliban tactics.

Wisconsin dairy farmers have been struggling for years. Lately many family-owned farms have been hit especially hard by inflation and volatile prices.

By Ethan Dewitt - Concord Monitor • Jan 19, 2021 Credit Courtesy Three months after the New Hampshire Supreme Court delivered a transformative ruling over government personnel practices, including police disciplinary records, state lawmakers are considering creating new laws around them. At a state Senate Judiciary Committee hearing Tuesday, members of the public testified on Senate Bill 39, which would bar public access to police officers’ personnel files. Senate Bill 39 ...

Police transparency in the spotlight during Senate hearing A police recruit simulates a night time traffic stop under the eye of a New Hampshire Police Academy instructor inside the building at NHTI campus recently. GEOFF FORESTER Published: 1/19/2021 4:51:06 PM Three months after the New Hampshire Supreme Court delivered a transformative ruling over government personnel practices, including police disciplinary records, state lawmakers are considering creating new laws around them. At a Senate ...

couric is next. tonight helping veterans pay for a college education. join derek for thonly lo cal newscast at 7:00. dont forget. we will see you later! >> couric: tonight, sonia sotomayor answers her critics about the kind of supreme court justice she would be. >> the task of a judge is not to make law, it is to apply the law. >> couric: im katie couric. also tonight, exclusive cbs news video. u.s. and afghan forces fight to take back a town overrun by the taliban. in florida, the p...

>> couric: tonight, sonia sotomayor answers her critics about the kind of supreme court justice she would be. >> the task of a judge is not to make law, it is to apply the law. >> couric: im katie couric. also tonight, exclusive cbs news video. u.s. and afghan forces fight to take back a town overrun by the taliban. in florida, the parents of 16 children murdered. three suspects are under arrest, and the police are looking for as many as five more. and an unwelcome visitor to summer ca...