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February 5, 2023
The city is making a plan to lease part of the local roadways and sidewalks for activities other than traffic purposes
February 4, 2023
A Republican state senator from Mesa’s personal experience with mental illness and homelessness derailed a bid by another GOP lawmaker from Scottsdale to make sleeping on a sidewalk a state
February 4, 2023
First, the northeast is dealing with life-threatening cold today. roughly 1 million people in the region remain in the grips of wind chill warnings, and most of those alerts are expected to end later tonight as temperatures finally start to stabilize. the highs should rebound to about 5 to 10 degrees above normal by sunday. not the case last night when mount washington in new hampshire recorded a wind chill of minus 108 degrees, likely setting a new national record. gloria is braving the cold in...
February 3, 2023
After the city of Glendale passed two ordinances banning panhandling in October, city officials said they expected a legal challenge. And now it seems they just might get one.
February 1, 2023
Nebraska will get $2.6 million from the federal government to improve roads and reduce traffic fatalities, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation.
February 1, 2023
Texas roads has risen to at least six. when dozens of semis got stuck on i-20 in dallas tuesday, an army of jeeps from a local offroad club sprang into action, hooking themselves together with tow ropes, pulling those semis one by one. >> my dads a trucker and i feel for them, and i know i want to do what i can to help them out. and i know the rest of the guys do, too. >> reporter: in austin, tree limbs snapping under the weight of ice. north of there, crews racing to clear blocked streets and r...
January 31, 2023
Pro-life movement against the biden administration. they were trying to scare pro-lifers from coming out on the sidewalks and being active. biden, that doj sent their best prosecutor. the top guy for face prosecutions from washington to help deal with this case in philly and that jury once we finally got it seated, took about an hour to find mark not guilty on all charges. >> hannity: listen, i grew up watching the broad street bullies and bobby clark and all these guys, im sorry that push did n...
January 31, 2023
Property owners are responsible for clearing their sidewalks after it snows.
January 31, 2023
They were trying to scare pro-lifers from coming out on the sidewalks and being active. biden, that doj sent their best prosecutor. the top guy for face prosecutions from washington to help deal with this case in philly and that jury once we finally got it seated, took about an hour to find mark not guilty on all charges. >> hannity: listen, i grew up watching the broad street bullies and bobby clark and all these guys, im sorry that push did not warrant 11 years in jail. however, it was planned...
January 31, 2023
Disabilities act lawsuit. during discovery, he learned countys joint office of homeless services paid $2 million for 22,000 new tents and 70,000 tarps with no accounting for who they were eventually given to or where they were set up. for thatly all have been distributed from this warehouse since 2020 despite the last homeless count showing fewer than 2,000 people were unsheltered according to the county. >> we believe the likelihood is quite high that most of those tents and tarps are what ende...