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On this Inauguration Day, civil-rights groups urge Congress to pass the "For the People Act;" Leader McConnell puts blame on Trump for riots at the U.S. Capitol.
2020Talks - January 20, 2021
The nation honors lives lost to COVID; America's 46th President set to take office; and the Senate begins confirmation hearings for Biden's cabinet.
Archive: December 3, 2012
Click to downloadLOUISVILLE, Ky. - A leading youth advocate says Kentucky has to find ways to get its young people educated and working, or the state will be left with a "lasting generation" of vulnerable adults who will "haunt communities." Terry Brooks is sounding the alarm as a new national report shows that 6.5 ...Read More
SPOKANE, Wash. - A packed house is expected Tuesday at the Spokane County Fairgrounds for a hearing about a coal terminal planned for western Washington, near Bellingham. Some concerned citizens coming to add their comments do not live anywhere near the terminal, or even in Washington, including mem ...Read More
LANSING, Mich. - When state lawmakers take up legislation that restructures Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan this week, older Michiganders may want to pay attention. AARP's analysis of the bills finds them raising Medicare supplemental insurance premiums by nearly $900 per year and cutting out ra ...Read More
MILWAUKEE, Wis. - Even though our Wisconsin winter is off to another mild start, it gets plenty cold at night. For people who sometimes have to choose between paying for heat or paying for food, winter is a very tough time of year. Congress is considering billions of dollars in cuts to a part of the ...Read More
CHARLESTON, W.Va. - Three West Virginia bishops are pressing the state's politicians to protect poor and working families during the big budget fight in Washington. At a meeting scheduled this morning with Sen. Joe Manchin, the Methodist, Catholic and Lutheran bishops will be joined by advocates and ...Read More
COLUMBUS, Ohio - As hydraulic fracturing or "fracking" spreads throughout the Buckeye State, so do questions about its affects on health. The process involves using water and sand mixed with chemicals to fracture shale formations and unlock reservoirs of oil and gas. The president of the Greene Co ...Read More
RALEIGH, N.C. - As the dust settles around the merger of Duke and Progress Energy, questions remain about the real impact the merger will have on consumers. The merger makes Duke the second-largest electric utility in the world. Duke Energy and the state reached a settlement days ago, but John Run ...Read More
BOSTON - Many struggling Americans face an impossible choice between paying for food or paying for energy, and some in Washington are considering making it harder, according to anti-hunger advocates. Through "Heat and Eat" policies, many states, including Massachusetts, coordinate SNAP (food stamps) ...Read More
