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The nation struggle to cope Health Care Workers are issuing grave warnings. We are in a war footing. This is out of control in a way it wasnt out of control in march. A new cdc forecast puts this into devastating perspective. It predicts there may be as many as 19,500 deaths in the weekending december 26th. In that one week alone. And it projects the National Death toll could reach 329,000 by that date. This afternoon joe biden talked about the need to speed up the nations response to the pandemic and about what the Current Administration has not done regarding covid vaccines. As we inherit th...

Were his wife cindy and his family and at his death he served the United States of america faithfully for 60 years. And want to bring in kelly ayotte who was on the Armed Services committee traveled around the world many times with john mccain. Senator, youre thoughts about john mccain and how this lion of the senate and great leader of the Armed Services committee brought a new senator into the fold and what he taught you. Andrea, just what a tremendous loss for the country, and what he taught me, he was my dear friend. He was a mentor. He was such a tremendous leader on national security. As...

The Kokomo Park Band’s annual Spotlight on Youth concert will be held in Highland Park, 900 W. Defenbaugh St., on Wednesday.

Robert Meacham, one of Florida's first Black senators and a formerly enslaved man, is buried in one of the countless erased black cemeteries.

TAMPA — Central Avenue was once the hippest place in Tampa. It’s where Ray Charles made his first recording and where Hank Ballard discovered “The Twist,” the dance that inspired his song popularized by Chubby Checker. Duke Ellington and Ella Fitzgerald also regularly performed there. But nothing remains of Central Avenue today. “So much of the hardscape of the African American community has ...