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Federal Judge strikes down Nationwide Eviction Moratorium, leaving landlords next to nothing Jarell Baker and last updated 2021-05-06 23:38:00-04 The Nationwide Eviction Moratorium may have saved renters but it cost landlords and property owners. “We still had to pay a mortgage, our bills still had to be paid,” said local landlord Sheldon Smith. Smith said the moratorium left landlords next to nothing. “A lot of them are not wealthy individuals and are people that make $100,000 or $50,000 a year. The impact on them is tremendous,” said Texas A&M University-Central Texas As...

The shooting of 20-year-old Daunte Wright by Brooklyn Center police is raising questions of police actions and training.

So about that whole Black Lives Matter trope… In the wake of last Saturday’s deadly shooting at Pryme Bar, a Dallas nonprofit is bringing attention to what it describes as a “black on black crime” problem in Dallas. In an attempt to raise awareness and create change, The Value of a Life is working to make investments in the lives of black men. “We tend to not want to show each other unfavorable, and in this case because it’s a life, we have to come out of that shell,” The Value of a Life founder Bruce Carter said.

SWMCOL on mission to stop plastics pollution Monday 15 March 2021 From left: SWMCOL recycling and recovery unit manager Terry-Anne Carter-La Fon, PET plant supervisor Sheldon Smith and CEO Kevin Thompson at the company's recycling warehouse in Sea Lots on Friday. - ROGER JACOB It has become a sad but familiar scene in Trinidad and Tobago to see plastic bottles clogging drains and floating in waterways. But for the TT Solid Waste Management Company, (SWMCOL) legislative changes and more citizens recycling can see many of these bottles removed from the environment and money going into people's ...

2,200 volunteers will have the meters installed on their home.