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Month: February 2024

‘I just love her, I want to stay with her;’ 14-year-old Timothy desperate to get adopted with older sister

By Audrey Biesk Click here for updates on this story     NORTH CAROLINA (WXII) — A sibling set who both live in separate foster care placements desperately wants to get adopted together. Fourteen-year-old Timothy and 16-year-old Hannah don’t get to see each other often. They have lived apart for many years. “I’m just a little nervous,”

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Pakistan’s premier defends the delay in releasing election results and denies the vote was unfair

By MUNIR AHMED and ABDUL SATTAR Associated Press ISLAMABAD (AP) — Pakistan’s caretaker prime minister on Monday defended the widely criticized delay in announcing the results of last week’s parliamentary election, saying authorities took only 36 hours to count over 60 million votes while grappling with militant attacks. Anwaarul-Haq-Kakar insisted that a “level playing field”

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Baltimore animal shelters join forces for ‘My Furry Valentine’ adoption event at Pimlico

By Jennifer Franciotti Click here for updates on this story     BALTIMORE (WBAL) — Looking for a different way to celebrate Valentine’s Day? This weekend, there’s a huge adoption event at Pimlico Race Course where people can find a new family member looking for love. Multiple Baltimore area animal rescues and shelters are coming together for

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On Super Bowl broadcast, ‘He Gets Us’ ads featuring Jesus stand out for change-of-pace message

By TIFFANY STANLEY Associated Press For the second year in a row, a religious Super Bowl ad campaign promised viewers that Jesus “gets us.” Two commercials shown Sunday night centered Jesus’ message to love your neighbors — even across ideological divides. In one, people of different races, classes and gender expressions have their feet washed,

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Stanley Marketplace looks to make amends from past by giving back to bears: “Bears were used in the testing process for the jet ejection seats”

By Tori Mason Click here for updates on this story     AURORA, Colorado (KCNC) — Stanley’s past was as vibrant as its present. Before it was a bustling Aurora marketplace, it was home to some of the city’s brightest minds. Lifesaving technology was developed at Stanley Aviation and perfected with the help of animals. Aurora History

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El jurado declaró culpable a un sujeto acusado de matar a su compañero de trabajo en Anza, cuidaban un plantío ilegal de marihuana

El viernes en la corte el jurado declaró culpable a un sujeto acusado de matar a un individuo con quien trabajaba cuidando un cultivo ilegal de marihuana en la comunidad de Anza muy cerca del Valle de Coachella en marzo del 2021. Según el informe Michael Mendoza accidentalmente atropelló y mató al perrito que de

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City of Palm Springs to use $2.9M from statewide lawsuit to address local impacts of opioid crisis

The City of Palm Springs is now one of the first cities in the state to receive funding from an opioid settlement agreement.  Several major opioid manufacturers, including Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Mckesson, AmerisourceBergen and Cardinal Health California, will dole out yearly payments to California cities to,  “…resolve their liabilities in over 3,000 opioid crisis-related lawsuits nationwide.”

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