Key Senate Democrats say that confirming a permanent leader for the Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Bureau may be one of the few legislative steps Congress can advance this year.
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J.S. Mahlon stops by Studio A to tell us about his new album All Across Town and performs a stripped-down acoustic set.
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In the wake of the 27th school shooting of 2022, Democrats in Congress are asking for more than thoughts and prayers. After the death of 19 children in Uvalde, Texas, today’s discussions on Capitol Hill centered around the need for bipartisan action to curb gun violence.
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Gratitude isn't just for new age hippie types, says Suzanne Degges-White.
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A former homeless shelter director noticed that the residents of the shelter needed more than just a home. So she took her fight to Congress. But her journey didn’t end there.
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Summer is a break in the routine of school, but Don Gillingham implores you to not to let it shut down your life-long learning ambitions.
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“You read articles about the opioid epidemic, but what does that mean? It's just words on a page. When you hear the stories of families of people who were loved and cared for who have passed, it really takes on another dimension.”
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For those languishing on preorder lists for the company’s coveted electric truck and SUV, obsessing online together is sweet torture.
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Thanks for the memories, but as Katie Andraski points out, sometimes it's better to forget.
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Es una nueva comunidad digital con eventos comunitarios, noticias y una serie de opiniones dirigida a hispanohablantes de todos los niveles en el condado de DeKalb y más allá. (It's a new digital community with an events calendar, news, and an opinion series geared toward Spanish speakers of all levels in DeKalb County and beyond.)
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It's bigger than barbecues. With Memorial Day just a week away, Bob Evans reflects on what the "holiday" truly means.
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