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Denied Equal Opportunity in the Marketplace, Conservative Filmmakers Start to Fight Back

Conservative filmmakers faced little discrimination in the past because there were so few of them.

INFOGRAPHIC: CCP Collects Americans’ DNA

The Chinese Communist Party has made collecting health care data, including genetic information, a national priority.

Study Shows Murders Skyrocketing in Anti-Police, Democrat-Run Cities

In 12 American cities run by Democrats, the murder rate is skyrocketing, according to a study by the Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund (LELDF).

Texas Ranchers Dealing With Armed Smugglers on Land

Today’s human smugglers and illegal aliens evading capture are differen

America Lost Its Religion: Church Membership Plunges Below 50% For First Time

Americans’ faith in organized religion continues to trend down at an accelerated pace.

Cool reception for Democratic proposal to expand U.S. Supreme Court

Congressional Democrats plan to introduce legislation on Thursday to expand the U.S. Supreme Court by four justices, a proposal aimed at breaking the conservative grip on the court that promises to draw fierce opposition from Republicans.

Free Trees for Arbor Day

In celebration of Arbor Day the Arkansas Department of Forestry is giving away free trees today in Fordyce and Rison for those who want to do a little planting.

“At Your Service” guest

During our newest program “At Your Service” Mayor John MacNichol stopped by, and talked about the Fordyce City Council Meeting that took place on Monday.

South Dakota Health Officials Keeping Eye On COVID-19 Variants

According to the South Dakota Health Department, COVID-19 variants cause more of a risk to young people in the state.

Book Sale To Benefit Yankton’s Library

When’s the last time you read a good book?

South Dakota Man Dies After Skid Loader Goes Into Farm Pond

South Dakota officials say a man has died during a deadly farm incident involving a skid loader near Baltic, South Dakota.

South Dakota Continues To Move Forward With COVID-19 Vaccinations

On Wednesday, South Dakota health officials reported 2,217 more residents have completed their COVID-19 vaccine series.

Nebraska Playhouse To Hold In Person Performances

A Nebraska playhouse will be holding in person performances after being in limbo due to the coronavirus pandemic.

National Unemployment Numbers Drop – South Dakota Follows Suit

First-time unemployment claims nationally are showing a steep decline and according to the latest jobs report, those numbers also remained low in South Dakota.

Nevada sees employment rebound with 4.7K jobs added in March

Nevada employers added 4,700 jobs last month with major improvement across leisure and hospitality industries, as more vaccinations and high capacity limits turbocharged the local economy’s recovery.

Labor board alleges Station Casinos attempted to undermine unions

The National Labor Relations Board this week accused Station Casinos of unlawfully using the pandemic to undermine unions and trigger employee votes for decertification.

Washington Post admits mainstream media overreacted to outdoor gatherings during early months of pandemic

CNN was among the biggest contributors to panic at the thought of outdoor events

Pelosi Breaks With Nadler, Won’t Bring Court Packing Bill To House Floor

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Thursday that she opposed a Democratic-led bill to pack the Supreme Court and that she had “no plans” to bring it to the House floor.

Tucker Carlson: America Is Now One Nation With Two Very Different Justice Systems

Powerful transcript breaks down the distinct hypocrisy on how leftist rioters are treated in the press and under the law versus conservatives.

Morning Report: More Coronavirus Money Is Going to School Employees

As more than $2 billion in state and federal coronavirus aid flows into the region’s public school districts, more school leaders are opting to tap those funds to show employee appreciation, provide stipends, hazard pay or incentivize a return to in-person instruction.

An Overlooked Piece of Gloria’s Policing Proposals Could Have a Big Impact

As part of a larger effort to de-militarize emergency responders and improve relations with communities of color, San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria released a list of proposed police reforms and public safety priorities last week.

Congress poised for battle over reparations for Black Americans

Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives have advanced a bill that could pave the way to reparations for Black Americans as part of a broader effort to address centuries of enslavement and institutional racism.

NYS & Greene County continue to issue specialized requirements for businesses to re-open safely as of 4/15/2021 – Check Links

Governor Laura Governor Laura Kelly Announces over $24 Million Federal Grant to Replace School Building On Fort Riley

Governor Laura Kelly today announced that the Department of Defense awarded over $24.3 million to Geary County Unified School District 475 to replace the current school facility on Fort Riley, Kansas, with a new Jefferson Elementary School.

Brazilian Variant Identified in Sedgwick County

Kansas Guard to Host Virtual Career Fair

The Kansas Army National Guard will host a virtual career field on April 20, open to anyone interested in learning more about the different career fields the organization has to offer.

Se incauto 2 millones de dólares en San Juan

El comisionado de la Policía Municipal de San Juan, José Juan García informó que se incauto 2 millones de dólares luego de una intervención por infracción a la ley de tránsito (Ley 22), realizada en la zona de Hato Rey

Waterloo man accused of stealing catalytic converters faces new charges after welfare fraud investigation

Waterloo man failed to show up for incarceration in Wayne County

Batavia area Funeral home operator accused of grand larceny, holding body for two years

NY’s 11 p.m. curfew for bars, restaurants to be extended to midnight

Senate passes bill to regulate police use of force

Touching on two of 2020’s biggest domestic issues, the Senate passed bills Wednesday that would reform the rules for police use of force and earmark federal pandemic aid for enhanced summer school to help students catch up from last year’s learning losses stemming from school closures.

US Spending Tens of Millions Per Week on Unaccompanied Minors

President Joe Biden’s administration is spending roughly $60 million a week to shelter illegal immigrant children who cross into the country from Mexico.

China Threat an ‘Unparalleled Priority’ for US Intelligence Community: Spy Chiefs

The Chinese regime is on its way to becoming a “near-peer competitor” for the United States and is the “unparalleled priority” for the country’s intelligence community, the U.S. Director of National Intelligence (DNI) said on April 14.

Dispute between neighbors leaves 7-year-old boy dead

A dispute between neighbors leaves a 7-year-old boy dead and his mother in the hospital.

New Poll: Most still say Biden ‘cheating’ beat Trump

Voters are not letting go of their belief that the 2020 presidential election was a fraud-filled nightmare.

Superintendent’s Report to the Board

Superintendent Dr. Judy Hubbell updated the Board on items such as: ESSER 3 Money, Sports Banquet, and Graduation in her report during Monday evenings meeting.

ARound the State

The National Park Service and the FBI are investigating after a woman was found dead last month in a national park in Arkansas.

Suspect wanted for vehicle burglaries in the Shaker Wood Development, Village of Wellington

A suspect is wanted for vehicle burglaries in the Shaker Wood Development within the Village of Wellington.

Biden Nominee For Border Chief Called Covington Kids ‘Cruel,’ Questioned Their ‘Parenting’

President Joe Biden’s pick to lead U.S. Customs and Border Protection jumped on the bandwagon in 2019 against a group of Ohio high school students who were falsely accused of harassing a Native American man in Washington, D.C.

BLM’s ‘Marxist’ Co-Founder Raked In $20,000 A Month As Chairwoman Of Jail Reform Group

Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation co-founder Patrisse Cullors raked in upwards of $20,000 a month serving as the chairwoman of a Los Angeles jail reform group in 2019

Biden’s U.N. Ambassador: ‘White Supremacy’ in America’s ‘Founding Documents and Principles’

Polls: Joe Biden’s Migration Flips Swing Districts to GOP

President Joe Biden’s pro-migration policy is so unpopular that it is flipping multiple congressional swing districts towards GOP candidates, according to two polls funded by the Heritage Foundation.

Photos: Border Wall Materials Neglected After Joe Biden Halts Construction

Materials for the United States-Mexico border wall are sitting neglected in south Texas after President Joe Biden halted all construction of the barrier on his first day in office.

North County Report: Encinitas Is Ready to Comply With State Housing Laws

When it comes to housing, Encinitas has a penchant for pushing back against state law. Until recently, that is.

Bearden Boil Order

Mayor Ginger Bailey said, the City of Bearden is currently under a Boil Order. She said the water department started working last night up until this morning to replace a valve. Maintenance work on the water treatment plant took longer than expected. During the maintenance work the water had to be cut off for four hours.

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