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PNS Daily Newscast - September 18, 2020 


A federal judge slams the brakes on U.S. Postal Service changes nationwide; and we take you to the state 'out front' for clean elections.

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Trump slams the 1619 project on Constitution Day, and Pennsylvania's Supreme Court makes some election changes.

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Montana's new climate-change report addresses the health impacts of global warming, including poor air quality from more wildfire smoke. (Adobe Stock)
MT Climate Plan Aims for Carbon Neutrality by 2050
Friday, September 18, 2020
MISSOULA, Mont. -- As wildfires rage across the West, a new report from the Montana Climate Solutions Council calls for a complete reduction in ...Read More
In 1906, Albuquerque schools preemptively closed for a week's vacation because so many students had skipped school in previous years to attend the annual New Mexico State Fair. (SofiLayla/Pixabay)
Real Livestock, Virtual Cotton Candy: 2020 New Mexico State Fair
Monday, September 14, 2020
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -- Kids and parents looking for remote-learning activities this week can stroll through the livestock barns at the virtual New ...Read More
States like Tennessee with narrower Medicaid eligibility are expected to see larger increases in the number of uninsured residents in the coronavirus recession. (Adobe Stock)
Feds Quietly Loosen Restrictions on ACA Enrollment
Monday, September 14, 2020
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The federal government has quietly changed a policy that could make it easier for some residents to sign up for health insurance ...Read More
New Mexico has 60,000 undocumented immigrants, and the lack of federal COVID-19 financial assistance offered them will lead to a loss in the state's economic activity, according to New Mexico Voices for Children. (NMSU/Josh Bachman)
Santa Fe Hosts COVID-19 Drive-through Testing for Immigrants, Families
Friday, September 11, 2020
SANTA FE, N.M. -- New Mexico's immigrant population largely has been left out of federal coronavirus-relief programs, but testing for the virus will ...Read More
Americans have reported $138 million in losses due to COVID- and stimulus-related scams to the Federal Trade Commission. (Adobe Stock)
COVID Scams Continue to Evolve
Friday, September 11, 2020
ST. LOUIS -- Much like the virus itself, COVID-19 scams continue to spread six months into the pandemic. Since Wednesday, more than 194,000 ...Read More
As of June 2020, one in every six U.S. residents collected Social Security benefits, including about 348,000 Nevadans. (Silviarita/Pixabay)
Tax Deferral: Fatter Paychecks in 2020, Leaner in 2021
Thursday, September 10, 2020
LAS VEGAS, Nev. -- Many American workers will enjoy a 6.2% bump in their take-home pay for the rest of the year, but leaner paychecks are coming in 20 ...Read More
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Helping Wyoming Kids Be Critical Media Consumers During Pandemic
Thursday, September 10, 2020
CHEYENNE, Wyo. -- Kids in Wyoming and across the nation are facing more social isolation during the coronavirus pandemic, which means they're ...Read More
Nearly a quarter of active doctors in the U.S. are foreign-born physicians, also known as international medical graduates. (Adobe Stock)
Senate Bill Would Free Up More Visas for Immigrant Doctors
Wednesday, September 9, 2020
STEVENS POINT, Wis. -- The U.S. Senate is back in session. And while another pandemic relief package will receive focus, another bill aims to boost ...Read More
In April, the pandemic's death toll was so high that hospitals such as Mount Sinai Morningside brought in refrigerated trucks to handle the overflow of bodies from the morgue. (Anne Nelson)
Report: Trump Campaign Linked to COVID Misinformation
Wednesday, September 9, 2020
By Anne Nelson Broadcast version by Suzanne Potter Reporting for the Washington Spectator - California News Service Collaboration On July 2 ...Read More
Blacks and Hispanics in Texas, at a higher percentage than Whites, say the state government should address economic and living conditions as public health priorities. (gabrielberophs/Pixabay)
Survey: Black, Hispanic Texans Cite Outliers to Quality Health
Tuesday, September 8, 2020
HOUSTON - To stay healthy, we're told to regularly see a doctor, but a new survey in Texas shows Blacks and Hispanics more than Whites believe ...Read More
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