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February 16, 2024
Immigrants whose cases are heard in Omahas Immigration Court are often denied their due process rights, according to a report from the ACLU of Nebraska. Data were collected from more than 500 pretrial hearings between April and August 2023. Due process violations included judges not informing people of their rights more than 80% of the time. ...
February 16, 2024
The Detroit Lakes Tribune accepts community calendar items for publication online and, space permitting, in our Wednesday and Saturday print editions. Submissions must be made at least a week in advance of the event date, in writing, to either dltribune@dlnewspapers.com or vgerdes@dlnewspapers.com. Each submission must include the date, time and location of event, and where to go for more information (phone, email and/or website). Also include whether the event is free or paid admission, and how...
February 16, 2024
The four Democratic Party primary candidates vying for the Texas House District 77 seat took part in a forum hosted by the El Paso Chamber.
February 16, 2024
College can be tough. Thereโs classwork, homework and studying for important tests. For more than half Harper College students, unmet basic needs can make academic success even harder. Approximately...
February 15, 2024
The recent arrest of an 82-year-old man facing a capital sexual assault on children charge in Putnam County has led to the search for more potential victims.
February 15, 2024
Board tries incentives to launch first-time survey
February 15, 2024
School board tension erupted in Auburn when the board president sought to censure trustee Jamie Ross.
February 15, 2024
School board tension erupted in Auburn when the board president sought to censure trustee Jamie Ross.
February 15, 2024
School board tension erupted in Auburn when the board president sought to censure trustee Jamie Ross.
February 14, 2024
An analysis conducted by EdSource shows a breakdown of how while most California students graduate high school, they still don't meet the minimum curriculum requirements to apply to a UC or CSU.