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The crisis in the Kensington neighborhood is the result of enforced deprivation and neglect of the people by the state.

Warning: offensive subject matter Thanks to Tucker Carlson's interview with a man who claims he did drugs and engaged in oral sodomy with then-Illinois State Senator Barack Obama – plus newly surfaced proof in his own words that Obama fantasized about gay sex as a young man – more Americans than ever are learning that…

Moxie, a pioneer in the world of cannabis concentrates, has officially launched its medical products in The Buckeye State.

Norfolk High School theater students have been honored for outstanding achievement during the 2022-23 academic year. The theater department held its annual awards night recently in the school’s Johnny Carson

/PRNewswire/ -- CODES, Missouris newest cannabis brand, has announced its launch with an inaugural collection of cannabis strains that includes a 314 strain...

The community of Pensacola, FL has been left shocked after two visitors died last week from a bacterial infection caused by eating a raw oyster.

The Pensacola community has been mourning the death of SCI business director Rodney Jackson from Vibrio. Heres what to know about the bacteria.

The annual Men of Marian Picnic that benefits Marian Catholic High School, Hometown, has special significance, according to one of its legendary members who has been at each one. Now called the Blue a...

Wait to florida. 210,000 gallons a day still pouring out. tough on the people who make their living on shrimp, fish and oysters. we get more now from pensacola, florida. >> reporter: ray boyer has spent 22 years in the seafood business. >> i dont recall having something like this in our backyard, having to worry about the direction of the spill like that. >> reporter: thats just what he is doing, keeping a close eye on gulf currents and wind direction. >> it is always in the back of everybodys m...

this isnt a divorce. something did come between them, arizonas new immigration law. well, we saw it coming, a massive oil slick headed for shore in louisiana. the governor has declared a state of emergency now. this is just tip of the iceberg. the first state will see it get much worse over the next few days and possible weeks. reynolds wolf life in venice, louisiana. reynolds? >> reporter: well, ill tell you, we are still watching a lot of action and watching that oil get closer to ...