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PNS Daily Newscast - June 24, 2019
No military strikes, but President Trump sticks to tough talk against Iran. Also on our Monday rundown: Staying in jail may depend on where you live. Plus, summer is here – will national parks be ready?
Archive: December 4, 2015
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. - Never have so few people given so much campaign money in the modern history of Illinois politics. That's the big takeaway of a New York Times profile this week of millionaire Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner's run for office last year. The Times found that Rauner's funders took advant ...Read More
BISMARCK, N.D. - Today ends the public comment period for the Environmental Protection Agency's new natural-gas emissions rules, and Native American residents living near some of North Dakota's natural-gas flares have been trying to get the government to listen to their health concerns. Lisa DeVill ...Read More
NEW YORK - Two years after the opening of the Health Exchange, more than 90 percent of New Yorkers have health insurance - but the state's immigrant population is lagging far behind. Statewide, 17 percent of Latinos still are uninsured, and in Suffolk County, 44 percent of all uninsured individuals ...Read More
ALBANY, N.Y. - Voter turnout in New York is low - really low. The state ranks 46th in the nation in a United States Election Project study. Experts say the reasons vary, but advocates are renewing calls for New York to join 33 other states that allow some form of expanded or early voting to get mor ...Read More
LEXINGTON, Ky. - An investigation earlier this year by Kentucky's state auditor uncovered 3,090 untested rape kits. According to Eileen Recktenwald, executive director of the Kentucky Association of Sexual Assault Programs, the survey of 400 law enforcement agencies across the state has kick-started ...Read More
AUSTIN, Texas - Patriotic Millionaires, a group that counts Warren Buffett, Bill Gates Sr., and chief executives of Fortune 500 companies among its ranks, has released a report exposing a growing wealth gap between the 400 richest Americans and the rest of the population. Chuck Collins, an heir to ...Read More
CHARLESTON, W.Va. - Don Blankenship has been convicted of conspiring to hide dangers at Massey coal mines, and workplace-safety experts say it's a warning for other executives. Blankenship, the former Massey chief executive, was found guilty of conspiring to deceive federal Mine Safety and Health A ...Read More
Wildlife advocates are criticizing aspects of California's new gray wolf conservation plan, saying it envisions taking them off the endangered-species list much too early. The first gray wolf pack in decades crossed into California from Oregon earlier this year. Amaroq Weiss, West Coast wolf organ ...Read More
