Landlord that booted immigrants near OSU also displacing dozens of Northwest Columbus families
Around a dozen families have had to move so far, while others have been given dates in the coming months, say residents.
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Around a dozen families have had to move so far, while others have been given dates in the coming months, say residents.
Northeast Nebraska and other public health departments are not tracking the number of COVID-19 cases anymore, but certain recommendations are still in place for those who contract the virus. COVID-19 began its surge in 2020 resulting in lockdowns across the world. Three years later, the world can look back to see how much the virus...
The student told the judge that she was subjected to online bullying for coming forward and speaking out.
He was accused by a former student of touching her inappropriately while in his class during her 2018 freshman year.
Why Canada’s Indigenous Have Vaccine Worries Randi Druzin TORONTO — When the Cree Nation of Mistissini, a small town in the province of Quebec, started vaccinating its members against COVID-19 in January, a former Assembly of First Nations national chief expressed his dismay. "The Cree Leadership seems to think they know what is best for us," Matthew Coon Come wrote on social media. "Mistissini is now the experimental rats of this experimental vaccine." As Canada's vaccine rollout progresses in fits and starts this year, some Indigenous leaders and others are expressing co...