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Year: 2021

Nearly 2 million Americans will lose pandemic unemployment benefits early as more Republican states drop relief

Nearly 2 million jobless Americans are set to lose their pandemic unemployment benefits early, with Georgia, Arizona and Ohio becoming the latest Republican-led states to announce they would cease providing enhanced federal jobless payments. Thursday’s announcements bring the total to 16 states that have said since last week that they would terminate the $300 weekly

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Spring snow on the way!

Snow showers are expected in the mountains over the next few days. Mt. Bachelor will only pick up a trace to about 1″ today, but accumulations could increase nicely through Sunday night. This will be a wind-driven event, so expect breezy conditions on the mountain. Despite the new snow, mountain officials want everyone to stay

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Schools diversity program splits community

Click here for updates on this story     FORSYTH County, Georgia (WGCL) — Parents, students, and community members packed a Forsyth County Schools board meeting to express concerns and admiration over the district’s decision to adopt a diversity plan. “Your strategic plan called DEI, diversity, equity, and inclusion will fail for one very very specific reason,

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Andrew Brown’s family asks the Justice Department to intervene after DA says use of deadly force was justified

The attorneys for the family of Andrew Brown Jr. are asking the Department of Justice to intervene after a North Carolina district attorney said that deputies would not be charged in connection to his fatal shooting. “We certainly got neither transparency nor justice today,” the attorneys said in a statement Tuesday. “We request that the

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