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Officers wrestle sterling to the ground. We hear someone yelling hes got a gun. Seconds later at least one of the officers opens fire. Now the mother of sterlings child is telling everyone that she is thankful that video got out there. As this video has been shared across the world, you will see with your own eyes how he was handled unjustly and killed without regard for the lives that he helped raise. As a mother, i have now been forced to raise a son who is going to remember what happened to his father that i cant take away from him. Batten runl police say there is its not sure what well see...

One congressman says ‘we are a special kind of stupid’ when it comes to drought Amy Joi O'Donoghue and Katie McKellar © Kristin Murphy, Deseret News Low water levels are pictured in the Jordanelle Reservoir on Thursday, May 6, 2021. Some GOP members of Congress say it is federal and state policies that are the main culprit behind the unprecedented drought gripping the West, not just the weather. And while Utah’s Republican Gov. Spencer Cox agrees with them that more water infrastructure will help Utah and other states be better prepared, he is taking steps to now ensu...

Bentz chairs committee forum on ‘catastrophic drought,’ pitches $57 million Klamath disaster aid Rep. Cliff Bentz, R-Ore., spoke Tuesday on the U.S. House floor for the first time regarding severe drought issues in the West and the need to assist farmers in the Klamath Basin WASHINGTON (KTVZ) -- Rep. Cliff Bentz (R-Ore.) chaired the House Natural Resources Committee Republican Forum on Catastrophic Drought on Wednesday in his continuing effort to address the ongoing water crisis in the American West. He was joined by House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) and House Natural Resou...

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. – About 30 Klamath Co. residents rallied in front of the Link River Wednesday. The locals, primarily involved in agriculture were peacefully protesting the amount of water they are getting to use for farming. According to Klamath Co. Commissioner, Donnie Boyd they’re getting about a 10th of the water they usually do. But Boyd said a judge ordered the county to take control of link lake. “They’re saying our livelihood is going down Link River. Please take control of the lake, do your job and follow the court order,” said Commissioner Boyd. Klamath Co. was the firs...

Originally published on March 11, 2021 8:34 am Forecasts based on U.S. Geological Survey data predict that the Klamath Basin will only fulfill about a third of what’s needed for agriculture. The Upper Klamath Lake is more than a foot lower than it was this time last year, which was also a drought year. The Klamath County commissioners voted Tuesday to issue a county-level drought declaration. The board voted to request that Gov. Kate Brown’s office issue a state-level drought declaration, which would open up financial resources for water users. Klamath County Commissioner Donnie Boyd s...