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The South Dakota Department of Transportation will be posting signs at 21 structures located on and directly adjacent to Interstates 90, 29, 229, and 190 due to a federal requirement. SDDOT says that new signage will be placed by April 30, 2021 to indicate the structures are now posted for Emergency Vehicle (EV) weight limits. “SDDOT staff has reached out to emergency providers in the immediate vicinity of these structures to inform them of the new emergency vehicle weight restrictions,â�...

Defence lawyer Richard Neary said Alexander is relieved at what has happened “given the circumstances.” “It was our application, and the trial couldn’t continue in light of developments.” Neary said he won’t be acting as defence counsel in future proceedings because he’ll be taking family time with the upcoming birth of his fourth child. The trial had been scheduled for four weeks. A new trial date has not been set. Crown prosecutor Lorne Phipps said in his opening statement ...

Herman said Brown’s conversation was about trying to reach a settlement after getting hurt in a fight with a number of bikers in Campbell River’s Voodoo Lounge the previous November. The fight was with a Devils Army member and visiting members of the Hells Angels, said Crown prosecutor Lorne Phipps. Brown, 30 at the time, was shot in the back of the head on March 11, 2016. His body was found in the trunk of his car 75 kilometres from Campbell River, near Sayward. Richard Ernest Alexander, t...

Print The Murchie Science Building Expansion ribbon-cutting ceremony took place this Thursday, adding 61,000 sq. ft. of collaborative spaces, flexible classrooms, state-of-the-art laboratories, and student-centered design to a campus building that originally opened its doors in 1988. The spaces and resources inside the MSB Expansion will revolutionize the STEM experience for all students at the University of Michigan-Flint. Thanks to UM-Flints general education program, students studying in all...

Legislators go after governors to rein in COVID-19 powers Reid Wilson © getty Legislators go after governors to rein in COVID-19 powers Lawmakers in more than half the states are moving to curtail emergency powers their governors have used to combat the coronavirus pandemic in increasingly fraught clashes over the balance of power between legislatures and the executive. More than 150 bills and resolutions limiting a governors authority have been introduced in 27 states, accor...