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For anyone who grew up in Huntsville, the name Dr. Higginbotham probably rings a "jingle" bell. When he passed away in 2019, his collection of lights was distributed throughout the

For about two months in early 2020, Maj. Gregory Green of the Nevada Air National Guard didn’t see much sunlight. Not only was Maj. Green activated by the Nevada National Guard to help with the state’s response to the escalating coronavirus pandemic over a year ago, he also was trying to keep his ecommerce business afloat. Green’s venture, G7 Corporation, which specializes in selling can cooler sleeves and LED light bulbs, saw sales plummet in March 2020, and he wasn’t sure ...

Guests/topics this week include: President at wispolitics.com – Jeff joins the program to discuss the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling handed down this week which overturns the mask mandate in Wisconsin. He also talks about the battle over how to spend federal funds in Wisconsin. Michael Spaulding – Managing Editor at WTMJ – Mike joins the program to discuss the updated COVID-19 vaccine eligibility in Wisconsin and which pharmacies will soon be offering vaccinations to anyone over the age o...

BAKER CITY — Oregon State Police arrested a Yakima, Washington, couple on Wednesday, March 3, on multiple charges, including the theft last month of a truck containing drugs and stolen property that had been kept as evidence at the OSP compound in Baker City. The two are accused of trying to destroy the vehicle after driving it through the locked fence at the OSP compound and continuing to the residential area of Baker City, where they allegedly set fire to the truck early on Feb. 22. Mark...

Hampstead Police Department has already implemented body cameras as other municipalities look to add add them.

Dave Dixon, a retired Nevada Army National Guardsman, remembers how dedicated his longtime friend was to serving both his nation and state. Like so many soldiers who knew Don Gable, Dixon and others referred to...

Washington Wrongful-Death Lawsuit for $1.5M December 10, 2020 The City of Seattle will pay the family of Che Taylor $1.5 million to settle a federal civil rights lawsuit filed after two police officers shot and killed Taylor outside a Wedgwood neighborhood home. A federal judge two months ago ordered the case to trial, after evidence raised questions about whether Taylor was actually armed when he was shot, The Seattle Times reported. The police department fo...