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Wonder Woman #780 is in stores from DC Comics on Tuesday as Wonder Woman is reunited with the Justice League in this preview.

The State Law Enforcement Division (SLED) investigation into the City of Chester Police Department finances earlier this year that cleared three officers of wrongdoing was requested by City Administrator Stephanie Jackson, centered on money paid out for working DUI checkpoints from an account she claimed was unauthorized, but contains the allegation that she knew about the payment arrangement for years before taking the matter to SLED.

Saskatchewan Roughriders receiver Terrell Jana during training camp on July 21, 2021. (Saskatchewan Roughriders) A couple of Canadian Saskatchewan Roughrider rookie receivers are making some waves at training camp. Kian Schaffer-Baker and Terrell Jana are both trying to crack the 2021 CFL roster as rookies. Jana was a second-round draft pick for the Riders in 2021. He was taken 17th overall by Saskatchewan but prior to the draft, he was listed by some as a potential number one overall pick. “...

That statewide conversation propelled him to file legislation creating a five-year structural inspection of condominiums over three stories tall to go hand in hand with a "reserve study" to determine how much to set aside for repairs and maintenance to avoid extraordinary assessments. “We added that provision, which required structural inspections of the entire building, the roof, elevators, parking garage, all aspects of the construction of the condominium,” Robaina said in an interview ...

Fox News correspondent Phil Keating has the latest on search and rescue efforts on Special Report The year before a 12-story building collapsed in south Florida that left at least 79 dead and 61 still unaccounted for, the state collected $13.7 million in fees from condominium owners associations, vacation timeshares and mobile home parks, but swept $5 million into the states general fund, the Daytona Beach News-Journal reported.  Those funds, collected at the beginning of every year, are supp...

Florida Building Insurers Now Demanding Inspections Within 45 Days, or Else On 7/2/21 at 11:44 PM EDT Insurers of high-rise buildings along the South Florida coast are beginning to give building owners notice to make sure their properties are safe, or they could lose coverage. Buildings at least 40-years-old will need to provide proof that theyre safe, within a 45-day period, or they could lose coverage. This comes after last weeks collapse of the Champlain Towers South in Surfside, which is ju...

Parks and Recreation says newest addition to Corpus Christi beaches can help save lives Victoria Balderrama and last updated 2021-05-31 10:43:36-04 CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Sun bathing, surfers and swimmers are at beaches in the Sparkling City. If youre taking a dip in the ocean, someone is watching from above. Lifeguards are in their new towers. "So we have better lifeguard towers that are built for the lifeguards to have better views of the water," says Gulf Beach program manager Ashley...

DC Reveals New Look at Upcoming DC Pride Anthology DC Comics is set to celebrate Pride Month in a pretty epic way, with both a highly-anticipated DC Pride #1 one-shot and a series of Pride-themed variant covers arriving in June. The initiative has already drawn a lot of positivity among fans for its spotlight of the LGBTQ+ characters and creators within the comic publishers ever-growing universe. To get readers hyped for their Pride-themed content, DC debuted a number of preview images tied to...

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In some respects, COVID sucked the soul out of this years legislative session. A closed Capitol kept away the usual throngs who come to protest in the rotunda, attend the themed days or just watch the process at work from the 5th floor galleries.  Renovations underway outside even resulted in the boxing off and shutting down of the fan-favorite dolphin fountain, a go-to picture-taking spot for school kids who would visit from around the Big Bend.  But that didnt stop "The Process," as Tal...