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New Hampshire requires that schools hold 10 safety drills per year, six for fires and four for hazards. One of the hazard drills is for armed assailants.
New Hampshire requires that schools hold 10 safety drills per year, six for fires and four for hazards. One of the hazard drills is for armed assailants.
Fed chief Jerome Powell cited "a lack of further progress" on inflation, but stocks rose, including AI leaders Nvidia and Super Micro. ASML earnings loom.
CHICAGO (AP) — The Kansas City Royals' game at the Chicago White Sox on Tuesday night has been postponed because of rain. It will be made up on Wednesday afternoon as part of a straight doubleheader. Kansas City beat Chicago 2-0 in the series opener on Monday night. White Sox right-hander Jonathan Cannon takes the mound in the doubleheader opener for his big league debut. Right-hander Brady Singer starts for the Royals. Kansas City right-hander Michael Wacha and Chicago right-hander Erick Fedde
Solomon Islanders began voting Wednesday in an election that could reshape regional security, with citizens effectively choosing if their Pacific nation will deepen ties with China Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has pledged to further bolster relations with Beijing if he is re-elected, while his main challengers want to wind back China's growing influence.Swelling crowds gathered early outside guarded election booths in the capital Honiara, pouring in to cast their ballots when voting opened a
Sen. Bob Menendez may seek exoneration at his May bribery trial by blaming his wife, saying she kept him in the dark about anything that could be illegal about her dealings with New Jersey businessmen, according to court papers unsealed Tuesday. Several sentences in a January court filing by lawyers for the Democrat were unsealed in Manhattan federal court after some news organizations insisted that public disclosure was required. Menendez’s lawyers had redacted the documents, claiming that the sentences revealed trial strategy that could bias the jury pool.
Sam Salehpour is scheduled to speak to a Senate panel Wednesday about his concerns over Boeing aircraft.
Students at Columbine Hills Elementary, from kindergarten through sixth grade, collected a half-million pennies and donated them to Columbine High School to help build its new library.
A judge has temporarily blocked a bill banning gender-affirming care for transgender youth and prohibiting trans students from participating in athletics on teams that align with their identity.
Black immigrants turned out in the hundreds on Tuesday across from New York City Hall during a hearing about racial inequities in the city's shelter and immigrant support systems. Over 1,500 immigrants, mostly from Guinea, assembled in City Hall Park, after it became clear that only around a hundred people would be accommodated inside for the hearing. The City Council considered relatively minor proposals.
After weeks of delays, federal officials with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency began demolishing the Return to Nature funeral home in Penrose on Tuesday morning.
The Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD), is looking for input from the community to help guide the renovations of the Hopkins Landing dock. Last June, the dock was deemed unsafe to the public following a structural assessment. An SCRD staff report in June said that the greatest concern is the understructure of the approach and wharfhead. Also noted needing repair or replacement were bearing piles, concrete piles, mooring piles, cross braces, timber guards and float flange replacements. The r
The Cuyahoga Land Bank announced its Circle East District redevelopment project was awarded $2.3 million from a federal bill that passed in March.
The Independent Monitoring Team overseeing Cleveland police reform issued a scathing indictment of the city's progress, writing that "little progress" was made during the most recent reporting period.
One rejected juror who spoke to the BBC outside court acknowledged the challenge of remaining impartial.
NEW YORK (AP) — National Public Radio has suspended a veteran editor who wrote an outside essay criticizing his employer for, in his view, journalism that reflects a liberal viewpoint with little tolerance for contrary opinions. Uri Berliner, a senior editor on NPR's business desk, was suspended five days without pay, according to an article posted Tuesday by NPR's media correspondent, David Folkenflik. He wrote that Berliner was told he violated the company's policy that it must approve work do
Erie County jury has awarded $95 million in damages to be paid to the family of Richard Metcalf Jr., who was 35-years-old when he died in the custody of the Erie County Sheriff’s Office 12 years ago.
The US dollar index is trading at a six-month high as hopes of a Fed rate cut fade, and it's come at the expense of several emerging-market currencies
Albies played through the broken toe, but hit the injured list after X-Rays revealed a fracture.
A former Denver Public Schools employee has stepped forward and accused the superintendent of keeping both the public and the school board in the dark about important issues.