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The MS-13 gang member who killed a rival street gang member, Ramiro 'Caramalo' Guttierrez has been slapped with a slew of charges.

Yale School of Medicine has been awarded nearly $63.7 million over the next five years from the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences to renew

Doing away with the filibuster? that to me sounds far out. im just putting that out there. but, anything is possible. so weigh in for me first maria. >> heres what i think. were making some generalizations, right but the people really would like to see much more, i dont know if susan will agree with this, im sure robert, well but much more progressive action on the part of this administration. radically more progressive. so the kind of chipping away makes it difficult. on the other hand, voting ...

A modest income tax cut for the poor was one of few tax changes Connecticut officials agreed upon this year.

Bruni Pizarro, executive director of Junta for Progressive Action. Photos by Tony Fiorini. The staff of Junta for Progressive Action 1  By Karen Guzman In March 2020, Bruni Pizarro watched from her office at New Haven’s Junta for Progressive Action as the world began locking down. “Everything was unfolding in China, and then in Italy, and I knew it was just a matter of time until it was here,” says Pizarro, executive director of Junta, New Haven’s oldest Latinx-led social services agen...

The group meets every Saturday on the corner of 16th Street and John Deere Road in Moline from noon-12:30pm.

Music Industry Moves: Warner Chappell Production Music Unveils New Studios in L.A. and Nashville Variety 1 hr ago Warner Chappell Production Music has opened the doors to two new recording facilities: SkyLight Studios in Los Angeles and Sandtrack Sound in Nashville. The WCPM team partnered with David Kotch of Criterion Acoustics to redesign SkyLight Studios, a former mastering lab located in Hollywood. The building is equipped to offer digital and analog recording capabilities with Pro Too...

Radio Iowa You are here: Home Campaigns underway in Davenport to combat homelessness, bring COVID relief Ending chronic homelessness is the goal of an experiment in the Quad Cities. By mid-summer, Humility Homes and Services plans to launch what it’s calling the Supportive Housing Pilot Project. Spokesman Ryan Bobst says the project will provide a range of services to ten people for the next three years. “These are generally individuals who have experienced chronic homelessness,” Bobst sa...

Ecuadorian Party demands end to US blockade against Cuba Ecuadorian Party demands end to US blockade against Cuba Quito, May 16 (Prensa Latina) The political party Revolutionaries in Progressive Action Ecuador Resiste demanded today the end of the economic, financial and commercial blockade imposed by the United States government against Cuba. The blockade constitutes a massive, flagrant and systematic violation of human rights for all Cuban citizens. It is the most complex and prolonged system...

A new organization is blooming out of the partnership between local law enforcement and civil rights groups. Author: WQAD Digital Team Updated: 6:29 PM CDT May 11, 2021 DAVENPORT, Iowa — City leaders, law enforcement personnel, and members of local civil rights groups have come together on the Iowa side of the Quad Cities to create the Iowa Quad Cities Law Enforcement Community Partnership.   Its a group that blossomed out of a conversation in the summer of 2...