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“Reader’s Digest” always claimed laughter was the best medicine. In Lee County, laughter has also become a resistance tactic for people who want to keep their community free of ugly sprawl. “There were no boos when a cadre of Lee County planners presented their re-write of an element of the Lee Plan to a packed […]
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By Craig Pittman
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9/17/26
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Traducido por Claudia Amaro. TOPEKA — Las autoridades sanitarias estatales advirtieron a los habitantes de Kansas que estén atentos a un aumento de los encuentros con animales rabiosos, principalmente con murciélagos. El Departamento de Salud y Medio Ambiente de Kansas emitió un aviso el martes instando a los proveedores de atención médica a ser conscientes […]
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By Morgan Chilson
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9/16/26
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(BPT) - Key takeaways:Buying and traditional leasing have long been the two main ways to have an everyday car, but both typically require longer-term financial commitments.More flexible car options …
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9/16/26
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(BPT) - Key takeaways:Buying and traditional leasing have long been the two main ways to have an everyday car, but both typically require longer-term financial commitments.More flexible car options …
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9/16/26
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The prospect of data centers in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough has raised public concern and scrutiny of a proposed state land transfer of nearly 20,000 acres to the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority. Now, Alaska lawmakers are weighing in with legal concerns about the state’s proposal. The Alaska Department of Natural Resources issued a preliminary […]
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By Corinne Smith
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9/16/26
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Families of Arkansas children with disabilities packed the Old Supreme Court room at the state Capitol on Wednesday and urged Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders to take further action toward clearing a waiting list for supportive services. More than 2,400 Arkansas families are waiting for a Medicaid waiver that will help them meet their children’s complex […]
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By Tess Vrbin
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9/16/26
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Jump reports that AI financial advice can improve decision-making but may also lead to poor outcomes for low-literacy users, highlighting the need for quality guidance.
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Diana Cabrices for Jump
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9/16/26
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Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch says the state will split its Meta lawsuit settlement money among the three state departments: Health, Education and Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks.
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By Michael Goldberg
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9/16/26
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Virginia farmers struggling with drought-damaged pastures will be able to receive larger hay deliveries under a state of emergency declared by Gov. Abigail Spanberger Wednesday. Spanberger’s Executive Order 21 temporarily exempts over-width hay deliveries from certain transportation restrictions, allowing hay to reach farmers more quickly to feed their livestock. Persistent drought conditions that began last […]
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By Shannon Heckt
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9/16/26
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The roadless rule is the single most important regulation that benefits hunting and fishing in America. The rule has been in place for 25 years, a habitat-enhancing force of nature since I started hunting elk some 20 years ago, with nearly universal popularity from the start. As Trout Unlimited President and CEO Chris Wood explained, […]
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By David Lien
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9/16/26
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