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PNS Daily Newscast - July 20, 2018.  


Trump now wants Putin to visit the White House this fall; Also on the Friday rundown: health insurance rates to rise by almost 9 percent in California; and as the climate crises reaches “Zero Hour” young people take a stand.

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Research prepared for the LeRoy Collins Institute at Florida State University finds dramatic changes in enrollment, and court rulings and policy changes in recent decades have undercut desegregation efforts in Florida. (Pixabay)
Church, Civic Leaders Call for Improvements in Education Equity
Thursday, July 19, 2018
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Studies, including the latest release of the KIDS COUNT Data Book by The Annie E. Casey Foundation, show students of color ...Read More
Vice President Mike Pence is in Missouri and Illinois on Thursday, campaigning for Republicans running in November. (Paul D. Williams/The White House)
Protesters Out for Vice President Pence's Missouri Visit
Thursday, July 19, 2018
ST. LOUIS – Protesters are turning out as Vice President Mike Pence attends a fundraiser in Missouri Thursday. Pence is speaking at an event ...Read More
U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., and Republican challenger Corey Stewart are set to appear in three televised debates. (Wikimedia Commons/Trimmel Gomes)
Kaine, Stewart Prepare to Face Off in Debates
Thursday, July 19, 2018
RICHMOND, Va. – Outside of trading jabs on social media, Virginians soon will get to see Sen. Tim Kaine and his Republican Party challenger ...Read More
Oregon's sanctuary laws were passed more than 30 years ago. (maginnis/Twenty20)
Opponents: Repealing Sanctuary Status Opens Ore. to 'More Racial Profiling'
Thursday, July 19, 2018
SALEM, Ore. — Oregon's status as a sanctuary for immigrants will go before voters this November. If the laws are repealed, local and state law- ...Read More
Iowa has about 315,000 residents with disabilities who are eligible to vote in the November midterm election. (dnswm.org)
Voting Options for Iowans with Disabilities
Wednesday, July 18, 2018
DES MOINES, Iowa – One way people stay active in their community is by voting, and as the November midterm election approaches, advocates for ...Read More
Canvassers are going door to door offering brochures with basic civic information on how to participate in the upcoming midterm elections, set for Nov. 6. (Courtesy Graphic)
Nebraska's Immigrants Prep for Midterm Elections
Tuesday, July 17, 2018
SOUTH SIOUX CITY, Neb. – With Nebraska's primaries in the rearview mirror, volunteers with the group, Unity in Action, are setting their sights ...Read More
The last time a median-income earner could afford a median-priced home in Jackson was in the mid-1980s. (Jan Kronsell)
Final Vote on Jackson Affordable Housing Expected Monday
Monday, July 16, 2018
JACKSON, Wyo. – Jackson and Teton County officials are set to meet this afternoon, and their decision on the future of commercial and ...Read More
The oil and gas industry is the only one in Colorado where local zoning rules for industrial development do not apply. (Our Health, Our Future, Our Longmont)
Final Push to Collect Signatures for Oil and Gas Setbacks
Monday, July 16, 2018
DENVER – Volunteers have three weeks to collect enough signatures to put an initiative onto November's ballot that would push new oil and gas de ...Read More
Des Moines recorded 13.7 million visitors in 2016, a new record for Iowa's capital city. (AARP)
Transforming Livability, One Block at a Time
Friday, July 13, 2018
DES MOINES, Iowa – Urban-design experts know downtown vitality is critical to a city's success, and Des Moines will take up the challenge next ...Read More
There are currently 226,000 union members in Missouri, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. (Twenty20)
Opponents: Right to Work Could Mean Lower Wages in Missouri
Thursday, July 12, 2018
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — On the surface, "right to work" policy sounds like something beneficial to Missouri workers, but opponents say it's a ...Read More
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