Newsy will provide uninterrupted coverage of the historic Senate trial set to begin next week.
In a historic first for the United States, Donald Trump is the first U.S. president to face two impeachments. Gavel to gavel, Newsy will provide uninterrupted coverage of the historic Senate trial set to begin next week.
Alex Livingston of Newsy’s “Morning Rush” will lead coverage through the opening of the trial each day. Newsy’s Jay Strubberg and James Packard will unpack the day-to-day action as it happens. And Newsy Tonight host Chance Seales will explore the day’s events through the evening.
JANESVILLE
Kids, teens and adults are having a ball this winter at the cityâs only public ice-skating place, a tiny rink in a little park in the Courthouse Hill neighborhood.
âYou canât go by in the daytime and not see somebody out there,â said Ian McCready, a Janesville firefighter who is one of about 10 neighborhood residents who made the ice and maintain it daily.
Neighborhood children play a friendly game of hockey on the ice rink at Jefferson Park in Janesville on Wednesday. Anthony Wahl
The oval rink, maybe 60 feet long, is in Jefferson Park, where a low-rise oval berm was built decades agoâno one is sure exactly when.
The inauguration of Joseph R. Biden as the 46th president of the United States. Amid security concerns and rampant disinformation, the Biden administration officially begins. Biden and VP Kamala Harris are tasked with fighting the pandemic and reuniting a deeply divided country.
HALIFAX Maritimers are normally generous and it seems this year that there are more acts of kindness than ever before perhaps a reflection of what s been a tough year for many. From giving trees in Pictou County, offering free essentials to those in need, to students at M. Gerald Teed School in Saint John, crafting giant Christmas cards for long-term care residents affected by COVID-19, holiday acts of kindness are flooding social media feeds and filling hearts. For Evan Phinney, there s been overwhelming support for the blood drive in her father s name. Bruce Phinney died of a rare blood cancer last year on Christmas Day.