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5 Things Washington: Changing MCO leadership, Sen. Patty Murray, Health in the budget DJ Wilson | Apr 13, 2021 Share this: Today is day 93 of the 105-day legislative session. For such an abnormal period of time, with most of the session activities conducted virtually, this has been a somewhat ambitious session for Democratic majorities. Recent long sessions have seen some significant progressive legislating, like the public option bill and the long term care trust from 2019. This is a shift from a previously divided legislature and even the recession-hardened legislatures of most o...

Article content The mother of a truck driver stabbed to death during a botched robbery nearly six years ago forgave her son’s killer in an Edmonton courtroom Tuesday. Richard William Rockey, 49, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder for his role in the 2015 death of Randal Evans, a trucker from Olds. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or 'Senseless': Edmonton killer gets life, no parole for 12 years for murder of Olds truck driver Back to video Evans was sleeping in his cab when Rockey and two other men broke into the truck. Evans fought them of...

"Luciana Strong" Saintettes dance team rallies around Luciana Villalobos' fight St. James Plaindealer For Alexis Herrera, a junior at St. James High School and a member of the Saintettes dance team, and her family, the last year has not been easy. Just over a year ago, her mom, Luciana Villalobos, was diagnosed with a benign tumor behind her eye and underwent surgery to remove the tumor. Last month at a checkup, it was discovered that the tumor returned. "Last year was hard because that's when it had just started," said Herrera. "Knowing that she has to go through it again really sucks."

Origami in the Garden coming to St. Louis in April A traveling exhibit of the oversize paper artform will be at Missouri Botanical Garden from April 17 through Oct. 10 Credit: KEVIN BOX STUDIO 2021 Author: Jeff Cavallin Updated: 3:35 PM CST March 4, 2021 ST. LOUIS — Imagine an outdoor sculpture gallery of birds taking flight, painted ponies, emerging butterflies, soaring paper airplanes and boats afloat. Now envision such an exhibit done in the ancient art form of origami. Origamiinthegarden, a traveling exhibition of 18 large-scale installations, will unfold...

Miami University’s preppy reputation is no secret to anyone, but financial and anecdotal evidence shows that sentiment has contributed to a lasting impact on the university’s socioeconomic diversity.