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Welcomes a global three thousand today were off to the rain forests of peru where the trade and local wildlife is pushing some species to the brink of extinction. In the democratic republic of congo a swiss director has provided a platform for people to talk about their suffering. But first we head to the United States where the far right is also becoming increasingly vocal which is deeply affecting many communities. There are more than three hundred twenty six Million People living in the usa a...

Trafficking and we were embedded with the fbi and local police on one of the raids. The fbi is calling it modern day slavery. And the Agency Director says these are america children who go missing and are then exploited. Police from every bay area county took part in the sting and as a result 6 children have been saved from being forced to sell themselve themselves. Abc 7 News Reporter vic lee reports. Why do you do it . For money. For money. I guess the easy money. Reporter shawna not her real ...

War. Booktv in prime time continues this week. Tonight after the communicators, well bring you authors from book fairs and festivals. At 8 30 p. M. Eastern, we begin with Oscar Goodman at freedom fest. He talks about being oscar from mob lawyer to mayor of las vegas. After that, well go to this years printers row Literary Festival to hear about the cooked seed. Then on to bookexpo be america in new york city city with erica jong who talks about fear of flying. And we finish with author and radio...

The South Carolina Department of Transportation is asking the general assembly for $200 million in additional annual funding just dedicated to bridges.

Campbell and Petty kicked off their "Coffee with the Chiefs" series at Scenic Brew in Helena to discuss the upcoming public safety mill levy and bond measures on the June

Ward County March 12 Timothy Ronnell Metcalf, 24, Minot, domestic violence-bodily injury (Class B misdemeanor) 30 days in the Ward County Jail with credit f

A short paragraph in Ken McLaughlin’s book Cambridge: The Making of a Canadian City stimulated this week’s Flash from the Past. Before the First World War Galt had “a splendid

I f you’ve been going to Block Island for the past few decades, you perhaps may have a file in your memory bank that contains the pictured car shack at

We offer a sampling of alums and profs who’ve earned one of the world’s top accolades—including a 2023 laureate in economics!

Steven Wright passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the Terre Haute Tribune Star on 2023-09-17.