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Its estimated that over 2,000 children in the state are currently in foster care, and on Tuesday, some of those children were officially adopted.

After Tuesday’s municipal election, Dauphin County has reports from all 159 of its precinct with 98% of mail-in ballots counted.

BELGRADE LAKES - Clarence William “Rusty” Bennett Jr. died peacefully at his home on Lakeshore Drive in Belgrade Lakes on Oct. ...

As compromises go, this one hardly merited the name. Yet even small concessions by Congress’ self-avowed legislative Grim Reaper, Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, get attention for their rarity and send politicos and journalists scrambling for explanations.

At a time when a female jazz percussionist was a rarity, she played with Benny Goodman and went on to work with Marian McPartland and other big names.

As compromises go, this one hardly merited the name. Yet even small concessions by Congress' self-avowed legislative Grim Reaper, Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, get attention for their rarity, and send politicos and journalists scrambling for explanations.

Granting a two-month reprieve before creating another debt crisis is hardly what could be called "leadership."

Minneapolis hired the firm of Hilliard Heintze to evaluate the city’s response to the protests and civil unrest following the police murder of George Floyd. Seven of the eight members of the team doing the work are law enforcement veterans, and the eighth is a firefighter.

Jesse Watters and the panel react on The Five The panel on "The Five" compared Dr. Anthony Faucis fiery back-and-forth with Senator Rand Paul, R-Ky., during a hearing Tuesday to the famously semantic defense made by President Clinton during his impeachment deposition on whether he was having sexual relations with intern Monica Lewinsky. Paul, who is also a medical doctor, called out Fauci for his National Institutes of Allergy & Infectious Diseases past funding of the Wuhan Institute of Virolog...

Names of officers who killed Smith unlikely to ever go public Due to their undercover status, legal barriers are high for their names to be released.  July 11, 2021 — 8:43pm Text size Copy shortlink: Its unlikely that the names of the officers who fatally shot Winston Smith atop a Minneapolis parking ramp last month will ever be made public. Minnesota and federal laws call for concealment of the names of off...