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City of Kyle rejects motion to end Flock cameras
3+ hour, 21+ min ago (39+ words) FOX 7 Austin Last week, the Kyle City Council rejected a motion that would have ended its contract with flock cameras. But now the decision could be in voters’ hands....
Legislative Roundup: 30 minutes of daily recess secured for every Pa. K-5 student in 2026-27 budget
7+ hour, 33+ min ago (1108+ words) The Pennsylvania State Capitol in Harrisburg. The 2026–27 budget invests $678 million in additional funding for Pennsylvania’s students — bringing total increases for public schools to more than $3 billion. Gov. Josh Shapiro and Lieutenant Governor Austin Davis this week highlighted historic investments in…...
Oklahoma Chronicle: Helping others heal 25 years after 9/11; program helping after apartment fire
11+ hour, 33+ min ago (163+ words) This past Friday marked 25 years since the 9/11 terrorist attacks that killed 2,977 people. Shortly after the attacks, Oklahoma City played a major role in helping people heal and learn from tragedy. The Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum helped lead the…...
Hundreds rally against Inola aluminum smelter on Hay Day: 'It won’t be the same if this comes in"
14+ hour, 25+ min ago (235+ words) INOLA, Okla — Inola is continuing to take a stand against the proposed aluminum smelter in the city. It's a story 2 News has covered extensively. Residents organized a parade on the same day as their 66th annual Hay Day celebration Saturday morning....
Tax and fee hikes on the table next year, Maryland lawmakers say
1+ day, 7+ hour ago (482+ words) The State House dome is framed by a Maryland flag as seen from Lawer's Mall in Annapolis, Maryland, in a 2019 file image. (Dylan Slagle/Capital Gazette/Baltimore Sun/TNS) BALTIMORE — Living in Maryland next year could cost more, as state…...
Aviators and Engineers Departure Ceremony
1+ day, 8+ hour ago (88+ words) New Hampshire Gov. Kelly Ayotte speaks with New Hampshire Army National Guard (NHARNG) soldiers at a departure ceremony, Sept. 12, 2026, at the Army Aviation Support Facility in Concord, N.H. Two NHARNG units are expected to mobilize in support of the ongoing mission…...
Tax and fee hikes on the table next year, Maryland lawmakers say | Entertainment | thederrick.com
1+ day, 8+ hour ago (482+ words) The State House dome is framed by a Maryland flag as seen from Lawer's Mall in Annapolis, Maryland, in a 2019 file image. (Dylan Slagle/Capital Gazette/Baltimore Sun/TNS) BALTIMORE — Living in Maryland next year could cost more, as state…...
Community conversations return to Tulsa with focus on public safety
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (200+ words) TULSA, Okla. — Community conversations are making their way back to Tulsa this fall. Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols and city leaders are hosting a new series of community conversations this fall focused on public safety. These conversations will give members of…...
Camden City Council again discusses Flock camera system | Eldorado News
1+ day, 11+ hour ago (46+ words) Camden City Council again discusses Flock camera system El Dorado News-Times Camden City Council again discusses Flock camera system Recent concerns from residents about the installation of Flock cameras in Camden and Ouachita County were once again the focal point…...
Secretary of State leads cops on booze-fueled chase — when he was 19
4+ day, 12+ hour ago (1327+ words) Judge rejects Maricopa County’s bid to end racial profiling reforms In 1989, the 19-year-old future Secretary of State led ASU cops on an alcohol-fueled chase through campus. The Arizona State University Police Department report from July 1989 reads like a scene from…...