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>> education, that's a big thing and we are throwing money everywhere else. >> prices and gas and food, export, import. >> equal opportunity housing, affordable rent. >> all the crime, drugs coming in to the country. a major issue in the current administration blows over it. >> used to be a democrat all my life. now i changed over to be republican. >> the emphasis everybody has on we should be happy and get what we want is crazy so the legislation is so biased toward people who complain about stuff and think they deserve something when really it's the whole country that needs somethi...

>> education, that's a big thing and we are throwing money everywhere else. >> prices and gas and food, export, import. >> equal opportunity housing, affordable rent. >> all the crime, drugs coming in to the country. a major issue in the current administration blows over it. >> used to be a democrat all my life. now i changed over to be republican. >> the emphasis everybody has on we should be happy and get what we want is crazy so the legislation is so biased toward people who complain about stuff and think they deserve something when really it's the whole country that needs somethi...

>> education, that's a big thing and we are throwing money everywhere else. >> prices and gas and food, export, import. >> equal opportunity housing, affordable rent. >> all the crime, drugs coming in to the country. a major issue in the current administration blows over it. >> used to be a democrat all my life. now i changed over to be republican. >> the emphasis everybody has on we should be happy and get what we want is crazy so the legislation is so biased toward people who complain about stuff and think they deserve something when really it's the whole country that needs somethi...

One person was airlifted and two others are missing following a water emergency on a lake in the Boundary Waters in northern Minnesota.

In a 5-2 vote Thursday night, Oak Park’s Village Board of Trustees approved an additional $100,000 to be allocated to Community of Congregations to help resettle 17 migrants staying at Euclid Avenue United Methodist Church.