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sadams@newsandsentinel.com Del. Danielle Walker, D-Monongalia, speaks against a bill requiring doctors to advise medical abortion patients of ways to stop the abortion. (Photo Provided) CHARLESTON — A West Virginia House of Delegates committee approved a bill Tuesday recommending a way to stop a medical abortion to patients, though the medical community does not back the procedure. Health and Human Resources Committee recommended House Bill 2982, the Second Chances at Life Act, for passage i...

Jennifer Lopezs LA home is the target of a slew of false police complaints after she performed at President Bidens inauguration... as star splits from fiancé Alex Rodriguez The 51-year-old stars LA property has been the subject of at least 15 calls to police, with complaints ranging from loud music to people fighting and arguing   TMZ reports that while one might conclude that it relates to recent claims of her split from Alex, 45, the pair werent even home when the calls were made  A sourc...

Fighting to stay together: Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez say they are working through their issues and deny their split has anything to do with reality star Madison LeCroy who its claimed signed an NDA over relationship with A-Rod Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez say they are still trying to save their relationship following reports they have ended their four-year romance The couple told TMZ in a statement: All the reports are inaccurate. We are working through some things, and denied a th...

Married at First Sight: Unmatchables premiere and cast of 16 participants announced By Elizabeth Kwiatkowski, 03/12/2021  Married at First Sight: Unmatchables, a new spinoff for the franchise, will premiere in April and feature 16 previously unmatched applicants from the casting process getting a chance at romance. ADVERTISEMENT Lifetime has revealed the eight couples -- including the franchises first gay couple -- starring on Married at First Sight: Unmatchables and announced the spinoff will...

THE RSPCA is calling for a new animal welfare law which will give animals involved in legal proceedings in the North of England the chance to be…

Married at First Sight Couples Now: Where are they now? Who is still together? Who has divorced or remarried? (PHOTOS) By Steven Rogers, 03/31/2021  Married at First Sight couples have seen both success and failure in their arranged marriages over the years -- so which Married at First Sight couples are still together and remain married, and which MAFS couples have broken up and re-married? And where are they now? ADVERTISEMENT Based on a Danish reality show called Gift Ved Forste Blik, M...

Sunburn — The morning read of what’s hot in Florida politics — 3.2.21 The Legislative Session is here, and Florida Influencers believe that come April 30, Gov. Ron DeSantis will be the big winner. Florida Politics asked the state’s top consultants, lobbyists and political minds who stands to have the best Legislative Session and 43% picked the Governor. His believers include more than half of Republican Influencers, with just 27% of Democrats saying he’s their early fa...

Mexico Beach tops Shoafs funding asks Special to the Star Ahead of the 2021 legislative session, Rep. Jason Shoaf (HD 7) has filed budget requests totaling more than $80 million to support projects across the 10 counties he represents and surrounding regions. The most significant funding request, $25 million, would go toward beach restoration in Mexico Beach, where Hurricane Michael destroyed much of the waterfront and it is still in disrepair.  “North Florida has suffered one hit after anot...

Married at First Sight Couples: Who is still together now? Whos divorced or re-married? Where are they now? (PHOTOS) . Married at First Sight Couples Now: Which Married at First Sight couples are still together and who has broken up and re-married? And where they are now?

Fatal overdoses in Lancaster County soared to 146 in 2020, a 40% increase from the previous year that officials are attributing to COVID-19. Lancaster Joining Forces, which was formed in 2017 with the mission to reduce deaths from opioids and heroin, said the pandemic has ushered in many of the triggers for addiction and relapse including mental health distress, social isolation, changes in daily routines and access to treatment and support services. “We had been tracking the numbers all a...