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Here is what you need to know: Speed and Aggressive Driving Enforcement The board accepted a $3,850 Speed and Aggressive Driving Enforcement grant from the Minnesota Department of Public Safety. The purpose of the new program is to conduct highly visible, well publicized traffic safety measurements. The grant funds will be used for the Goodhue County Sheriff’s Office and the Zumbrota Police Department’s overtime enforcement addressing all traffic safety issues. A need for an emphasis ...

Students also voted in support of funding for the Gateway and Maverick Productions.  Visit the SG-UNO website for more information about each of the 2021-2022 representatives and the full field of candidates.  Students who are interested in being on Student Government for in its Executive Council or in other capacities are encouraged to visit the SG-UNO website as well for more information about opportunities to get involved.   About the University of Nebraska at Omaha Located in one of Am...

The Texas border is seeing a record-shattering influx of unaccompanied children, overwhelming the government’s shelter capacity. WBZ-TV's Jon Keller reports.

WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller talks to Senate President Karen Spilka.

State Should Allow Health Departments To Vaccinate Teachers, Mass. Senate President Karen Spilka Says CBS Boston 3/7/2021 Syndicated Local – CBS Boston BOSTON (CBS) – Massachusetts Senate President Karen Spilka said that while she believes Gov. Charlie Baker did the right thing by following President Biden’s directive to vaccinate educators, she added the state needs a better strategy to quickly get shots in the arms of teachers. Last week, Spilka called for the state to...

WBZ-TV's Jon Keller says President Biden knows DC and how to make deals across the aisle, and does so without theatrics.

WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller talks to Massachusetts Sec. of Education Jim Peyser.

‘Schools Are Safe Places’: Mass. Sec. Of Education Says Students Should Be Returning To In-Person Learning CBS Boston 2/21/2021 Syndicated Local – CBS Boston BOSTON (CBS) – Massachusetts Sec. of Education Jim Peyser said the process of getting students back in school is not moving fast enough, but he hopes a new testing program being expanded by the state will help more children return to the classroom. “The first priority has to be to bring as many students as we po...

WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller talks to Massachusetts Sec. of Education Jim Peyser.

The Democrats’ policy on a new coronavirus relief bill is also a clear sign of their political strategy. WBZ-TV's Jon Keller reports.