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Aug 30 2023
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Critical fire weather in arrives Northern California's interior; PG&E cuts power to 8,400 customers
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Gusty winds and low humidity brought high risk of wildfires to the interior of Northern California on Wednesday and a utility proactively cut electricity to approximately 8,400 customers to prevent potential ignitions in the blustery conditions. Red flag warnings for critical fire danger were to remain in effect until 8 p.m. in much of the Sacramento Valley and adjacent
Associated Press
Sep 15 2023
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Gun Charges Against Hunter Biden Are Meant To Protect The President, Legal Experts Say
The Department of Justice’s (DOJ) decision to bring felony gun charges against Hunter Biden protects both him and his father, legal experts argued. Hunter Biden was indicted on three counts Thursday for making false statements and possessing a gun while addicted to drugs, charges stemming from his purchase of a Colt Cobra revolver in October 2018. Legal experts said the gun charge, which is
The Daily Caller
Aug 24 2023
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Woman abducted from Valley dealership saved after passing note to gas station customer
12News
Sep 22 2023
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Mayorkas heading to Texas to see border crisis as daily encounters top 10,000
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas will make a sudden trip to the U.S.-Mexico border on Saturday following a historic week in which daily encounters of migrants attempting to enter illegally topped 10,000 and show no sign of slowing.
The DHS announced on Friday morning that Mayorkas will travel to the Rio Grande Valley of southeast Texas. In an unusual move,
Washington Examiner
Aug 18 2023
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Customer electric bill savings on the way as PNM settles case for $115M in rate credits
Santa Fe New Mexican
Sep 14 2023
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"Street releases" of migrants in Arizona spurred by surge in border crossings
“We are on the precipice of (migrants) being unsheltered overnight in Bisbee,” Daniel Duchon, director of Cochise County Emergency Management, said in a Thursday interview. “It hasn’t happened yet. I’m on the phone 24/7 with state and Pima County emergency management, going ‘Help me out,’ and they do it every time. But at a certain point, if the numbers keep going up, they’ll have to say, ‘Dan
Arizona Daily Star: tucson.com
Sep 14 2023
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Border Patrol releasing migrants onto streets of San Diego
SAN DIEGO (Border Report) — Three white buses with no insignia or logos pulled up along 30th Street across from the Iris Avenue Trolley Station in South San Diego. Within minutes, hundreds of men and women started to unload. One vendor in the area, who said he normally sells burritos and sodas to trolley commuters, stated this is not the first time he has seen this happen this week. The people
WJTV 12
Sep 14 2023
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Border Patrol releasing migrants onto streets of San Diego
SAN DIEGO (Border Report) — Three white buses with no insignia or logos pulled up along 30th Street across from the Iris Avenue Trolley Station in South San Diego. Within minutes, hundreds of men and women started to unload. One vendor in the area, who said he normally sells burritos and sodas to trolley commuters, stated this is not the first time he has seen this happen this week. The people
ABC 27 WHTM
Aug 17 2023
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West Hartford CVS to close as company cuts costs. Here’s what it means for customers
A CVS store in West Hartford will close next month, the company said, as it cuts costs and shifts focus from retail to health care. “We’ve made the difficult decision to close our store at 978 Farmington Avenue in West Hartford on September 20. All prescriptions will be transferred to the nearby CVS Pharmacy at 150 South Main Street to ensure that patients continue to have uninterrupted access
Hartford Courant
Sep 13 2023
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The Wyoming Department of Health is promoting protections against increasing West Nile Virus cases
The Wyoming Department of Health (WDH) is asking Wyomingites to exercise caution amid an increase in cases of the West Nile Virus. So far, there have been 21 confirmed cases across nine counties this year, with one resulting in the death of an older Fremont County woman. Cases have been detected in Campbell, Fremont, Goshen, Laramie, Natrona, Park, Platte, Sheridan and Washakie counties.
Wyoming Public Media