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Big changes for carport owners in Colorado Springs.

Drivers will be pleased to hear that roadway closures and projects around Decatur are starting to clear way and open back up.

New executive director emphasizes multimodal transportation as NDOT proclaims similar focus

Children. >> six of these patients were sent to the operating room last night, and two additional patients are undergoing surgeries today. >> reporter: childrens hospital milwaukee confirms it received 18 patients sunday evening, ages 3 to 16, including three sets of siblings. >> injuries range from facial abrasions to broken bones to serious head injuries. >> i could see kids just laying on the street, people putting blankets over them, trying to tend to them, kids screaming on the sidewalks. >...

From the police force. this comes just after the voters overwhelmingly rejected three of the four citywide candidates who supported defunding police and allowing homeless tends to remain in city parks and sidewalks. the winners were more centrist, the first republican elected in seattle in 34 years. violent crime including murders have been spiking for two years, shootings are at an all-time high end drug use especially in downtown seattle is out in the open. business leaders say theres a mandat...

To do. they are meant to be holding a prayer vigil tonight. commissioner, thank you. matt finn is on the ground live in waukesha. its going to take some time for that community to deal and process with what just happened. >> right behind me was the parade route yesterday. to set the scene for you in downtown waukesha, it really is a classic all-american town main street usa, charming shop and cafes, well manicured and prepared for the holidays. hard to wrap your mind around what just happened he...

November 2 they dont want to defund the police and do not want to remove -- they want to remove the homeless tents from city sidewalks. progressives say not so fast. city council considering cutting $10 million from police budget. how is this so? dan springer is live in seattle to tell us. >> it is indicative and tone deaf many of the members of the city council are. the two main issues in seattle were the spike in violent crime and explosion of homeless encampments throughout the ste. every one...

I dont want anyone to feel that way. you want people to be excited about their career choice and work and people who go into being police officers are ones that have a calling. >> bill: quite an indictment. when we saw the rise in new york we saw people standing on sidewalks and people screaming at cops two inches from their face. >> dana: hopefully the new mayor will make people feel better about the city. >> bill: a lot of pressure on that man and lets hope he makes the right decisions. hundre...

Some point, then the passenger took off. what did you think of that? >> well, you know, the best thing that a passenger can do if theyve accidentally brought a gun to the airport is obviously stop and cooperate and surrender. the first offense, about $4,000. it can go up to $13,000, but here, you add additional possible offenses on for fleeing, et cetera. atlanta has cameras everywhere, including on the areas leading up to the airport. so if he left the airport even went in the grounds around th...

They need to establish a set of guiding principles that they can generally agree on. that will be the way that democrats can win elections. infighting within the party will cause democrats to lose elections. >> now, mayor brown, as you know, ive come to your city often. you always welcome me, even if its a controversial issue im come in on. as you say, you are always at national action network meetings, so i know about the city. tell the viewers, what will the passage of the presidents infrastru...