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The graves. Those are the heros. Shepard the heros are everywhere there today. Reporting begins now. Republicans in congress do not want tariffs on mexican goods. Theyre making that crystal clear. Setting up what could become the biggest collision with President Trump yet. Analysts warn americans will pay the price. If the president threatens mexican tariff plan takes effect. Vice president pence is scheduled to meet with mexicos foreign minister on this very matter about a half hour from now. President trump is demanding a tariff on all products from mexico, everything, unless and until that ...

Three Democrats running to face incumbent Republican U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden for Wisconsin's 3rd Congressional District took part in a forum on We...

Global headlines brought world attention to the world of Oregon rodeos when a bull hopped a fence at the Sisters Rodeo on Saturday June 8, injuring three people. Managers putting on rodeo events, including the Sisters Rodeo Association and others in Eastern Oregon, agree that such incidents are extremely rare and assure the public that security measures are in place for spectators at their events. At the Sisters Rodeo event, a bull named Party Bus jumped the arena fence, and into a concession area where it tossed one person head over feet into the air.

GRANT COUNTY, Wash. - The Grant County Health District (GCHD) confirmed on Wed., June 12 in a press release that a county resident died from Hantavirus, the sixth case in

MOSES LAKE – The Grant County Health District (GCHD) has confirmed the death of a local resident in their 20s due to Hantavirus. The Washington State Public Health Laboratory (DOH)