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you are "the faulkner focus". the president dispatching his homeland security secretary to the border as the number of migrants crossing illegally into the united states keeps growing with historic numbers of unaccompanied minors among them. texas officials warning they do not have the resources to address the deteriorating situation. democrats in texas say the white house should listen to officials on the ground there. the biden team still insists there is no crisis and republican senator tom cotton says that is no accident. >> if you are joe biden the democrats and they don't belie...

The mission objective for Houston's Vision Zero aims to eliminate traffic deaths down to zero by building and expanding bicycle, pedestrian paths.

Led to dangerous streets, and effective schools, and that has got to stop, but it's got to be more than just criticizing them. what americans want, need, deserve, clear, common sense alternative, and that is what is happening with house republicans. we will provide to the american public a commitment to america. spoon with that, shaping up to be a dominant voice in shaping this year's outcome, virginia attorney general jason mijares saw the power parents first hand in his state last year. >> i remember one activist coming up to me in alexandria, saying, i traditionally voted democrat, but i'm ...

Houston's Vision Zero project reveals Houston's most dangerous streets KTRK Share: HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- It may seem like an impossible goal - eliminate traffic deaths in Houston by 2030, but that is the exact mission of the city's Vision Zero initiative. Over the last year, transportation planners have studied the most dangerous streets in the city to determine where to focus efforts, and what they found could help save your life. "When we talk about why this is important, it is life and death," David Fields of the City of Houston said. More than 220 people die on Houston roads every yea...

Age-Friendly Atlanta, Georgia, and Equity A look at how the city is working to ensure fair access and opportunities for its older adults Photo by Evey Wilson/Atlanta Bicycle Coalition Community members turned frustration into action in May 2019, calling on the city to #RespectCascade. The “Walk a Mile in Cascade’s Shoes” event served as a day of action to generate attention about the prevalence of injuries on Cascade Road and to honor victims, including 52-year-old David Gordon who lost his life in a low-visibility crosswalk. The Community Atlanta, Georgia, is a city of a half-million ...