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The daughter of a Gulf War veteran has described it as a forgotten conflict.

Jonesboro Animal Control: Dogs need to be adopted soon COVID-19 restrictions have caused Jonesboro Animal Control Shelter to be full. Jonesboro Animal Control: Dogs need to be adopted soon By Monae Stevens | January 5, 2021 at 6:56 PM CST - Updated January 6 at 7:08 AM JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) -The Jonesboro Animal Control has more than 100 dogs needing to be adopted soon. Normally, people would show up at the shelter and view the dogs first; but, due to COVID-19, visitors are currently not permitted in the building. Sergeant Larry Rogers believes the restrictions have discouraged people f...

Interstate drug syndicate bust sees cannabis, guns and millions in cash seized across Brisbane WedWednesday 16 updated WedWednesday 16 DecDecember 2020 at 5:08am Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. Watch 1 Share Print text only Cancel Queensland Police have arrested and charged more than a dozen people alleged to be involved in an interstate drug syndicate, after detectives intercepted a plane outside Brisbane. The light aircraft left Melbourne and landed at Redcliffe Airport, outside Brisbane, around 2:00pm on Monday. North Brisban...

In the back of the book segment tonight, as you know, "the factor" has been on a mission to get our wounded veterans high-tech track chairs. here to tell us about the difference it can make in a wounded vet's life are two heroes who use them. marine sergeant jack pierce, injured severely in afghanistan and sergeant first class john rogers, injured in between combat tours. gentlemen, thank you for your service. we love you here at the "o'reily factor" and across the country. jack, start with you. first of all, take us back to january 9, 2010, in helmand province. >> we were doing a resupply con...

Were, how did it change your life? >> changed my life tremendously. i had always been an outdoor person, and one of the things i missed was able to get back on some of the back hiking trails or go down to the water at the beach. once you're wheelchair bound, are you kind of stuck to hardball surfaces, and sand or grass is just a barrier, and the track chair opened all that back up for me. made a huge, tremendous difference to my life. and to be able to take my son back out to look at bugs again. >> i love the pictures. sergeant rogers, you were also wounded and your life changed for the better...