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No sign of missing Iowa trucker after two weeks, 100K-acre search

The driver's truck was found stopped on Highway 71 near Sac City, Iowa, with a load of pigs and his personal belongings in and around the rig. Also: Bill intro'd to ease TSA credentialing process; MATS registration open; MHC Kenworth opens new dealership.

The Space Force Association Endorses the Space Force Legacy Guardian Recognition Act H.R.5071 - 118th Congress

Truck parking, CDL testing included in package of bills

The House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee Tuesday approved a package of bills to address supply chain challenges, including truck parking.

Isla & Co. in Bishop Arts is Serving Tasty Kangaroo Skewers

It is one of the few restaurants where you can find kangaroo on a Dallas menu, mates!

Massachusetts Rep. Seth Moulton returns from second trip to Ukraine

"The purpose of this trip was to learn firsthand how the United States can continue to best support Ukraine eight months into Putin’s brazen and illegal war."

Certified American Grown Applauds U.S. House of Representatives Introduction of the Don Young American Grown Act

More work launches in June to widen Highway 101 from Carpinteria to Summerland

More work to widen Highway 101 from Carpinteria to Montecito begins June 6. (Photo: John Palminteri) More work to widen Highway 101 from Carpinteria to Montecito begins June 6. (Photo: John Palminteri) More work to widen Highway 101 from Carpinteria to Montecito begins June 6 (Photo: John Palminteri) More work to widen Highway 101 from Carpinteria to Montecito begins June 6. (Photo: John Palminteri) More work to widen Highway 101 from Carpinteria to Montecito begins June 6. (Photo: John Palminteri) NEAR CARPINTERIA, Calif. - The widening of Highway 101 from Carpinteria to Santa Barbara has received a big timeline boost. Work on the next phase begins June 6. It will be a stretch of just over seven miles from Padaro Lane to Summerland.

More work launches in June on Highway 101 widening from Carpinteria to Summerland

US Congress Considers Ban of Australian Kangaroo Products

Hopping mad about kangaroos

By GREG WALCHER In Australia, hunters kill kangaroos for their hides, which are used to make athletic shoes, especially soccer shoes. At least two American congressmen are hopping mad about it, and aim to put a stop to it. Reps. Salud Carbajal (D-California) and Brian Fitzpatrick (R-Pennsylvania) introduced a bill called the Kangaroo Protection Act, which would ban the sale of kangaroo parts, or the shoes made from them, in the U.S. They are backed by a political action committee called Animal Wellness Action, and a coalition of virtually all major animal welfare organizations. It isn’t that Australia’s largest mammal is near extinction — there are nearly 50 million of them. The annual sustainable harvest is carefully regulated by the government, just as is hunting in every state of the U.S. Rather, the concern stems from something much more emotional. Kangaroos are cute, they are the most iconic emblem of Australia, as is the bald eagle in the U.S., and perhaps worst of all, the killing includes juveniles, known as joeys.