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Emerging from the fog as early organizes submerged from the shuttles. Its open. The triangle could be seen like a beacon. Spread atop twin peaks. A powerful symbol of the liberation movement. In the movement for equality for all. Reporter crafted for more than an acre of cloth the triangle is a work of more than 200 volunteers. It is in its 24th year. Part of the fabric of San Franciscos pride celebration. Even on this the 50th anniversary of the stonewall riots in new york. It is important to r...

Feeling like you cannot open the door to a stranger without it being a potential person coming after you. Reporter the mayor wanted to continue the contract with vigilant. He did not have enough votes. He doesnt think ice can access the Police Departments plate readers. He speaks to us via face time from a mayors conference in hawaii. Im frustrated with everybody. Im frustrated with activist groups to make a big deal about this. Im frustrated with the police chief for not following the rules. Re...

Local school districts, parents, and educators are weighing in after yet another possible change to classroom instruction in Florida.

Florida is the first state in the country to partner with PragerU Kids, a conservative-leaning educational media company, as an educational vendor.

Florida is the first state in the country to partner with PragerU Kids, a conservative-leaning educational media company, as an educational vendor.

The high demand for treatment for children with behavioral and substance abuse problems has led Montana health officials to spend Medicaid funds to send kids to residential programs in other states with less stringent oversight.

The high demand for treatment for children with behavioral and substance abuse problems has led Montana health officials to spend Medicaid funds to send kids to residential programs in other states with less stringent oversight.

The high demand for treatment for children with behavioral and substance abuse problems has led Montana health officials to spend Medicaid funds to send kids to residential programs in other states with less stringent oversight.

This month, approximately 90 children from Montana were attending facilities approved by Montanas Medicaid program in 10 other states.

The high demand for treatment for troubled children has led MT health officials to send kids to programs in other states with less stringent oversight.