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Aug 28 2023
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US, China Agree to Hold Regular Talks Amid Commerce Chief Raimondo's 1st Meeting in Beijing
China and the United States agreed on Aug. 28 to set up a new "commercial issues" working group and begin regular discussions on export control enforcement information, as part of U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo's first face-to-face meeting with her Chinese counterpart, Wang Wentao.
The mechanism, with the stated goal to "seek solutions on trade and investment issues and to
The Epoch Times
Sep 25 2023
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Teen charged in Richland County shooting that killed 3, sheriff’s department says
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department has made an arrest in the shooting that killed three Columbia teenagers Sunday afternoon. Sheriff Leon Lott said that 17-year-old Jakeem Griffin has been charged with three counts of murder, one count of attempted murder and possession of a weapon during a violent crime. “(He) is most likely going to be sentenced for a long time in prison,” Lott said. “
The State
Sep 25 2023
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Salt Lake City Police and Fire Departments provide update into suspicious item
ABC4 Utah
Sep 10 2023
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ESPN.com
Jul 17 2023
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Brad Chambers steps down as Indiana Secretary of Commerce
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Brad Chambers has resigned as Indiana’s Secretary of Commerce, Gov. Eric Holcomb announced Monday. Chambers’ two-year term as commerce secretary and leader of the Indiana Economic Development Corporation began in July 2021. He will remain in the role until Aug. 6, according to Holcomb. During his time as head of the IEDC, Chambers encouraged state lawmakers to establish a
Wish TV
Sep 19 2023
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Idaho Department of Agriculture confirms quagga mussel larvae in the Snake River
The following is a news release from the Idaho State Department of Agriculture. TWIN FALLS — The Idaho State Department of Agriculture confirmed Monday the presence of quagga mussel larvae in the Centennial Waterfront Park area of the Snake River. Multiple samples of quagga mussel at larval life stages have been found in the Twin Falls area by ISDA’s early detection monitoring program. The
East Idaho News
Mar 27 2018
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Commerce Department says citizenship question will be reinstated in 2020 Census
In a controversial move, the Commerce Department announced Monday that the question of citizenship will again be included in the 2020 Census.
The move comes at the request of the Justice Department, first made in the early days of the administration, saying it was needed to better enforce the Voting Rights Act.
CNN (Online News)
Sep 22 2023
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Newburgh school honored as National Blue Ribbon School by U.S. Department of Education
EVANSVILLE — A Newburgh K-8 school has been named a National Blue Ribbon School by the U.S. Department of Education. St. John the Baptist School was one of 353 schools honored by the DOE and one of 11 located in Indiana. It is the only local school to be recognized this year. Blue Ribbon honors are based on "a school’s overall academic performance or progress in closing achievement gaps among
Evansville Courier & Press
Sep 26 2023
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Lincoln police make arrest in shooting that injured Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services caseworker
Lincoln police arrested man in Tuesday shooting that injured Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services caseworker Lincoln police made an arrest in a shooting that injured a Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services caseworker on Tuesday.A little before 4 p.m., police said, they found a 28-year-old man suffering from a gunshot wound to his leg near N 7th and Y streets.The victim
ABC 7 KETV
Sep 18 2023
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Washington Department of Ecology raising awareness on million-pound litter problem
The Washington State Department of Ecology released a new study on Monday to raise awareness about the state’s litter problem. Nearly 38 million pounds of trash gets thrown onto our state’s roads, parks, and recreation areas every year. That’s almost five pounds per Washingtonian. The study found an average of 8,112 pieces of litter per mile on roadways last spring. That’s well above the
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