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Crises. A Health Crisis that sparked an economic crisis that inflamed a culture war that gave way to social unrest. Front pages across the country show the pain and outrage that is touching nearly every american this morning. You would have to go all the way back to 1968 for the last time so many cities were dealing with this level of civic unrest simultaneously. On sunday, the protests began peacefully. Tens of thousands of people out in the streets in all corners of this country. But as night fell, demonstrations in many places gave way to clashes and violent unrest. Crowds of protesters bur...

Clinton email investigation. We will hear from the former director of the fbi on james comeys testimony last week, along with congressman darrell issa, as we look ahead on sunday morning futures right now. The attack against Dallas Police officers putting police in cities nationwide on high alert, this as protests are erupting for the fourth straight day this morning following the fatal shootings two of black men at the hands of the police in minnesota and louisiana. More than 200 people arrested as some of the protests took a violent turn. There have also been more attacks against officers as...

After announcing it also intends to sue. The lone holdout, nebraska. Oklahoma attorney general Michael Hunter speaking about the ruling earlier today. They along with coconspirators in the industry misrepresented the addictive effects of prescription opioids and this marketed the drugs. And what we are expecting them to do, what the judge ordered them to do is to began to take responsibility for the mess in oklahoma. And im asking the ceo of that company to get his checkbook out and write this check so that we can start again addressing the problems that created in our state. Shannon to dana F...

The Leesburg Center for the Arts last week debuted a private collection of paintings by the Florida Highwaymen. The exhibit is up through Aug. 26.

May 6, 2021 Dorothy B. Venter SOUTHBURY – Dorothy Barnum Venter, of Southbury, died peacefully in her home at Pomperaug Woods on April 27, 2021. She was 107 years old, and she lived an incredibly rich and meaningful life. She was born six years before women were granted the right to vote, a right she never took for granted. She saw Civil War veterans march in parades as a child, survived two pandemics and two world wars, attended college during the Great Depression, and witnessed many world-altering events over the last century. Born in Naugatuck to the late Earl M. and Louise Hendrickson B...