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During his first day in office, Joe Biden killed around 52,000 American jobs and cut billions in wages as the country continues to struggle with staggering unemployment caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
A growing number of House and Senate Democrats are calling on the new Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) to reject Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell’s (R-Ky.) request to respect the decades-old filibuster rule, which protects the Senate from partisan control of the majority.
The 1776 Commission’s first and last report, despite being banished by the Biden administration, will endure because it upholds the founding principles of the United States, the advisory commission’s chairman said.
Covid-19 vaccination is progressing right along at Watson’s Pharmacy in Fordyce. Pharmacist, Daniel Bryant says they are just about ready to move along with the next phase of immunizations.
The Bearden City Council held their first meeting of the new year last week. In her recap of the meeting, Mayor Ginger Bailey says welcoming new members and the ongoing clean up efforts topped the agenda.
The Chinese regime has been actively growing its fleet of military drones to spy on and compete with adversaries such as the United States, a leaked document from China’s Ministry of National Defense reveals.
The United States rejoining the Paris climate agreement as it stands now will have devastating economic consequences, with little actual environmental benefit, according to experts.
A 68-year-old man from Alcester, South Dakota, has died from injuries sustained in an ATV crash on Monday, January 18th.
Yankton City officials want local businesses to know that applications for 2021 grant funds to improve facades in the Meridian District are now available.
Yankton County Commissioners made changes to road load limits in the county.
State health officials reported an additional six COVID-19 deaths in South Dakota Thursday, though active cases continued to decline in the state.
Nebraska’s North Central District Health Department, which includes Antelope, Knox, Pierce and Holt Counties, says that the vaccine supply in those counties has been low.
It may be the end of the higher tuition at South Dakota’s university centers that the Legislature required 15 years ago as a condition for allowing them to open.
Nevada’s jobless rate dropped to single digits last month for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic began.
Authorities have now identified the victim of a fatal two-vehicle accident that happened Friday night south of Elk Point, South Dakota.
Paul Erickson, Vermillion native who was convicted in investment schemes has been pardoned by President Donald Trump.
The Lewis & Clark Regional Water System will be getting a boost from the federal government for ongoing construction in 2021.
The formation of a totalitarian state is just about complete in America as the most powerful public and private sector actors unify behind the idea that actions to stamp out dissent can be justified
Assault of elderly man videoed and posted to social media
Felony drug arrest in Logan County
The House of Representatives will likely send the article of impeachment against former President Donald Trump to the Senate by the end of the week
The WHO Finally Updates Its COVID-19 Testing Policy… One Hour After Biden’s Inauguration
Another 900,000 American workers filed for state unemployment benefits last week, a slight drop from the week before and a sign that the labor market’s stalled recovery remains frozen in what one expert called a “winter of discontent.”
A trailer home burst into flames on Sheraton Circle Wednesday night, Palm Beach County Fire Rescue said.
It’s not a secret that plenty of restaurants across San Diego County are defying state stay-at-home orders. There’s even an Instagram page dedicated to the spots and eateries across the region that are defying public health orders and serving customers who choose to dine in.
Since April, public health officials have provided local law enforcement with lists showing the home addresses of all individuals who’ve tested positive for COVID-19.
San Diego County has refused to release public data that might shed light on where outbreaks of the deadly coronavirus have happened. When pressed in court, one of the arguments put forth by officials was that location data could identify people and violate their privacy.
63 year old Bobby Frank OBar arrested for rape in connection with an investigation into allegations of the sexual assault of a 52 year old female.
A trustee charged with recovering money for crime victims of former Las Vegas Attorney Robert Graham has spent more than four years looking for assets and filed about 500 court documents.
When Las Vegas Councilwoman Michele Fiore stepped down as mayor pro tem in June, under fire for racially charged remarks she was said to have made during a local GOP event, she also suggested relinquishing that title would free up time to focus on reelection.
Biden to spend more than either Bill Clinton or Barack Obama to aid the economy
Barn destroyed in Crawford County Fire Tuesday night
Brush fire damages barn and other property on Monday north of Ozark
A John David Carter was arrested by Franklin County Sheriff’s Deputies in connection with a December burglary and theft north of Ozark.
Increasingly, it looks like Inauguration Day for intelligence insiders like Brennan represents “Deep State back on top” in America.
President Joe Biden in his first day in office issued an executive order mandating the Census Bureau include illegal immigrants in its apportionment.
No speculation is needed. Those who wield power are demanding it. The only question is how much opposition they will encounter.
When people are in desperate need of survival they will be able to accept any solution that gives them hope including government-imposed mandates.
Lindsey Graham (R-SC) said incoming Senate Budget Committee Chairman Bernie Sanders (I-VT) will use the reconciliation process to “impose the Green New Deal, higher taxes, and Medicare for all.”
during the week of January 8, the Dallas County Sheriff’s Office received several reports of stolen campers and a trailer. There were a total of 3-campers and 1 utility trailer stolen from deer camps and a residence in northern Dallas County.
