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Billings, MT

Chicago, IL

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Natalie Frank, Ph.D.

Mayor ready to go ahead with controversial project despite environmental assessment identifying mercury, arsenic and other toxic substances in soil. Amid environmental concerns, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson reacts to the state's decision to cancel the construction of a migrant base camp in the city's Brighton Park neighborhood. Despite setbacks, Mayor Johnson affirms the persistence of his mission to relocate individuals from police stations and outdoor sleeping spaces.

Chicago Mayor Reacts to Illinois Governor Canceling Migrant Tent Encampment Due to Toxic Substances

Texas State

El Paso, TX

Lance R. Fletcher

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) statistics indicate more than 140,000 pounds of methamphetamine were confiscated in 2023. But there's a little more added to the pile, according to a release from the law enforcement agency.

Border Patrol says Mexican woman arrested in attempt to smuggle over 350 pounds of meth into Texas

Springfield, IL

Illinois state trooper survives shootout with murder suspect in encounter in Springfield. A harrowing incident unfolded in Springfield, Illinois, demonstrating the dangers faced by police officers in the line of duty.

New Dashcam Video Shows Illinois State Trooper Being Shot Multiple Times by Murder Suspect

Amy Lee Kite

Dogs and cats that were beaten, burned, tied up and left to die have a second chance at life -- this time a good one, thanks to PAWS Chicago. Nearly 80 animals who had suffered were about to be euthanized at a Carribbean shelter in Dominica when PAWS stepped in to help.

Dogs Burned, Beaten and Left To Die are Saved by PAWS

West Virginia State

Charleston, WV

Michael Ramsburg

CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Buck firearm season begins on Monday, Nov. 20 in all but four West Virginia counties. As one of the most popular hunting seasons in the state, the two-week period which this year runs through Dec. 3 sees a large harvest of deer -- nearly 49,000 in 2022 alone.

Bag a big buck? The governor wants to see it

No information provided on where migrant families taken, if they remain in Chicago. On Wednesday, Chicago found itself under scrutiny as questions and concerns arose regarding the city's handling of the relocation of migrants from police stations. The city has evacuated individuals from inside and outside of five stations as of Wednesday afternoon, yet over 1,400 people still linger outside several other districts, sparking a wave of inquiries.

Serious Concerns Rise Over Chicago Swiftly Clearing Migrants from 5 Police Stations

Only minor injuries resulted, officials said will have operations restored by Sunday. An Amtrak train destined for Chicago experienced a derailment in Michigan after striking a large truck that was obstructing the tracks resulting in considerable travel disruptions for passengers on their journey to Chicago.

Amtrak Train to Chicago Derails Due to Collision with Tow Truck Leading to Major Travel Disruptions

Huntley, MT

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Worden, MT

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Edgar, MT

Joliet, MT

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St. Vincent President Jen Alderfer leaving job for new position

Lifepoint Health® has named Jennifer Alderfer, MBA, MHA, FACHE, its Western Division president, effective October 30. She will be stepping down as the Montana/Wyoming market and...

St. Vincent President Jen Alderfer leaving job for new position

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