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Walter Gómez por ELNC
Comunidad de Hertford se moviliza contra posible reapertura de centro de detención del ICE en Winton
El Centro Correccional Rivers, propiedad de la corporación GEO Group, albergó a aproximadamente 1,450 personas hasta su cierre en enero de 2021 durante la administración del expresidente Joe Biden.
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Ex-La Crosse cop accused of writing misleading report now at nearby PD
The long-time officer resigned as he was being investigated for his report that differed from another officer’s body camera footage showing his interaction with a drunken motorist amidst Oktoberfest festivities.
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Argentina rarely sold beef to the US. Now, the country surpasses major trade partners.
While the domestic cattle inventory declines, reliance on South American beef products increases.
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Ohio school board member resigns following our questions about his social media posts denying the Holocaust
Social media posts show a now-former Little Miami board member denying the Holocaust and supporting Hitler before voting to remove anti-hate poster.
RNN Highlights
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Justin Hardiman for Capital B
Sowing Resilience
Rural communities across the country are grappling with food insecurity. Nine stories reveal how communities are navigating — and reimagining — the systems that have left them hungry.
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Illustration by Hrisanthi Pickett
Operation Timeline
What is the Trump administration’s impact on veterans and the military? We are tracking the developments day by day. Explore our timeline.
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John Stember for Montana Free Press
The Shelter Gap
A three-part series examining barriers to buying, renting and building homes on reservation land in Montana — and highlighting the community benefits of secure housing.
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Four weekends of whale-themed events begin on Mendocino Coast
March 06, 2026
Every spring, gray whales migrate from Baja California to Alaska, often so close to shore that beachgoers can see the tips of their flukes poking out of the water.
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Trump administration’s plan to relax right whale protections raises concerns
March 06, 2026
Conservation groups argue technology is not yet a proven substitute for speed limits.
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A price hike led Palmyra to ditch its fire protection deal with Newport
March 06, 2026
The upheaval in central Maine is not unique as small towns across the state are reeling from years of high costs.
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Building compassion is focus of new program for middle schoolers
March 06, 2026
The initiative introduces lessons and activities designed to help young adolescents understand others’ perspectives and build stronger peer relationships.
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Milan Man Arrested After Allegedly Falsifying Address to Enroll Children in Red Hook Schools
March 06, 2026
Police say the father of two falsified an address so his children could attend Red Hook schools without paying out-of-district tuition.
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Oil Tycoon and GOP Donor Harold Hamm Asked Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt for Senate Appointment
March 06, 2026
Hamm, one of the wealthiest people in America and a Trump ally, sought consideration for a Senate seat Gov. Kevin Stitt could soon fill if Sen. Markwayne Mullin leaves for a cabinet post.
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Iditarod restart returns to its Mat-Su roots Sunday
March 06, 2026
Volunteers, race officials and vendors ready for Willow’s big day this weekend.
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Georgia House passes bill to let pharmacists dispense birth control without prescriptions
March 06, 2026
Supporters said the bill would especially help women in rural areas without an obstetrician. Of Georgia’s 159 counties, 83 lack an OB-GYN.
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Poll: Montanans deeply divided on federal immigration enforcement
March 05, 2026
This piece is part of MTFP’s 2026 poll week, where we’re exploring data on how Montana voters feel about their elected officials, environmental concerns, immigration enforcement and other issues.