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Mesa husband and wife arrested on homicide charges

Mesa police say a man and woman were arrested in connection to a late December shooting following an investigation.

Married couple arrested on I-10 in Arizona after man found shot dead in roadway, police say

Heath Daniel, 33, and his 37-year-old wife Vanessa Daniel were located and arrested Friday while driving on I-10 in connection with the murder of a man in Mesa, Arizona.

Couple arrested following deadly Mesa shooting in December

A couple has been arrested following a deadly shooting in Mesa on Dec. 28.

Grieving family lead tributes to late Fermanagh farmer, 100

THE children of the late centenarian Thomas (Tommy) Johnston have paid tribute to a hard-working farmer and family man who lived his life to the…

Fidelity Charitable Selects Its Next President

Also, the Astraea Lesbian Foundation for Justice has a new executive director, and Vanessa Daniel of the Groundswell Fund is stepping down in February.

Foundations and Wealthy Donors Urged to Advance Racial Justice by Giving to Grant-Making Charities

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Nonprofit Push on Biden Plan; Preventing Gun Violence; Vartan Gregorian Has Died

Getty Images Good Morning. If you’ve been ignoring the discussion about infrastructure legislation in Washington, you might want to rethink that: Nonprofits are advocating — successfully in many cases — for their priorities to become part of President Biden’s next big legislative push. Now they are seeking even more. Already, priorities that would help the people nonprofits serve have been included in Biden’s $2 trillion plan, such as improvements for transportation, health care, and community care of the elderly. But now nonprofits hope the next phase of the Biden plan will offer grants to help nonprofits avoid layoffs and improve the

Texas blackouts show power grid can't handle climate change

Print When a few hundred thousand California homes and businesses lost power for several hours last summer, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz wrote that the Golden State “is now unable to perform even basic functions of civilization, like having reliable electricity.” What Texans have experienced over the last few days was far worse. More than 4 million homes and businesses saw their electricity shut off as a powerful cold snap sent temperatures into the single digits, driving up demand for heating while simultaneously freezing much of the energy infrastructure that would normally keep people warm. Rolling blackouts began in the wee hours of Monday morning and continued into Tuesday evening.

Texas blackouts show the power grid isn't ready for climate change

Texas blackouts show the power grid isn't ready for climate change Sammy Roth © (LM Otero / Associated Press ) A woman wrapped in a blanket crosses the street Tuesday near downtown Dallas. Temperatures dropped into the single digits, and snow shut down air travel and grocery stores. (LM Otero / Associated Press ) When a few hundred thousand California homes and businesses lost power for several hours last summer, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz wrote that the Golden State "is now unable to perform even basic functions of civilization, like having reliable electricity." What Texans have experienced over the last few days was far worse.