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Month: May 2022

Milwaukee private school files motion to dismiss Michelle Obama’s brother’s ‘media campaign’ lawsuit

By Omar Jimenez, CNN The University School of Milwaukee is pushing back on accusations of discrimination from Craig Robinson, Michelle Obama’s brother, and his wife, Kelly Robinson. The preparatory school filed a motion Thursday to dismiss a lawsuit the couple filed in April that alleged in part, “The School acted impermissibly to silence and to

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Local organizations, businesses and hospitals help families feed their infants during the ongoing formula shortage

While families wait for relief from the baby formula shortage, several organizations, businesses and hospitals are helping families feed their babies. JadaBug’s Kid Boutique in La Quinta is taking formula and breastmilk donations and supplying it to families in need throughout the community. The boutique continues to partner with About Families to point families to

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A Florida officer is charged after a botched arrest resulted in an explosion that left a suspect with burns over much of his body

By Andi Babineau, CNN A Florida deputy and a suspect are facing charges in relation to a botched arrest earlier this year in which an explosion allegedly set off by a Taser left the suspect with burns over much of his body, Osceola County officials announced Thursday. As Osceola County deputies were attempting to arrest

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College of the Desert’s Roadrunner Motors will now cost $37,400,000

Construction on College of the Desert’s Roadrunner Motors, an automotive repair and technology training center in Cathedral City, will cost nearly $3 million more than originally planned. The college’s Board of Trustees heard the latest update on the project during its board meeting Friday morning. Earlier COD budget reports pegged the total building cost at $18,800,000 dollars.

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Philadelphia’s Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations are climbing. Officials are not looking to reinstate mask mandates

By Rob Frehse and Christina Maxouris, CNN Philadelphia health leaders warned Thursday that in the past three weeks, reported Covid-19 infections have more than doubled and hospitalizations have nearly doubled as well. “The entire Philadelphia region is seeing COVID-19 cases rise dangerously,” Health Commissioner Dr. Cheryl Bettigole said in a statement, but added health officials

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