A fresh start: New manager breaks out of the gate at North Dakota Horse Park
Horse Race North Dakota has hired an outside general manager to operate horse racing at the Fargo facility.
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Horse Race North Dakota has hired an outside general manager to operate horse racing at the Fargo facility.
The Lawrence County Emergency Services Board recently learned from Director Bonnie Witt-Schulte of an unaccounted source of income. "The use tax monies, collected for online purchases from out of...
A federal judge on Wednesday tossed out the city of Detroit's legal claims against Detroit Will Breathe protesters, concluding it failed to prove that demonstrators conspired with one another to cause civil unrest and harm police officers over the summer. That's what the city argued after getting hit with a lawsuit last fall that sought to ban Detroit police from using batons, riot gear, tear gas and rubber bullets against protesters marching against police brutality. Detroit Will Breathe filed the lawsuit and secured a temporary restraining order against the use of those tactics. But ...
Posted By Steve Neavling on Thu, Mar 11, 2021 at 11:23 AM click to enlarge Steve Neavling Detroit Will Breathe protesters took to the streets to demonstrate against police brutality over the summer. The city of Detroit lost another legal battle with protesters of police brutality and racial injustice. A federal judge dismissed the city’s controversi...
concern of mine. >> reporter: two maryland congressmen and local health officials say the vaccine is safe. they say the testing so far has found no side effects. >> it would be a shame, working so hard having to get the vaccine available if we didn't take full advantage of that now. >> reporter: but now is impossible for the vast majority of people. and too late for destiny parker and eight other whose have died in in maryland. this week, the state will only get 34,000 doses, a fraction of the 2.9 million marylanders, identified as most at risk. >> reporter: the federal government ha...