by Chris Butler | Dec 30, 2021
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp, up for reelection next year, released a campaign ad on Wednesday and told voters he has done everything he said he would do during his first term. Two Republicans running against Kemp said Wednesday that the incumbent governor has...
by Grant Holcomb | Dec 30, 2021
Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo sent a letter to U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Xavier Becerra saying the Biden administration is “actively preventing” the shipments on Regeneron’s monoclonal antibody treatments to...
by Cooper Moran | Dec 30, 2021
The Virginia Supreme Court on Tuesday approved the final version of congressional and legislative maps that will enact political boundaries for the next decade. The process allowed for the judicial branch to determine the districts after the Virginia...
by Peter D'Abrosca | Dec 30, 2021
Two suspects in separate murders in Georgia were arrested in Tennessee Monday, according to reports. “The Georgia Bureau of Investigation said 29-year-old Alyssa Danielle Wild of East Dublin, Georgia was pulled over in Franklin,” according to WTVC....
by Morgan Nicole Veysey | Dec 30, 2021
Visit Music City announced that in order to gain entry to the Jack Daniel’s New Year’s Eve Live: Nashville’s Big Bash! festivities Friday night, proof of either a negative COVID test or vaccination will be required. Officials were careful to...
by Morgan Nicole Veysey | Dec 30, 2021
District Attorney Brent Cooper announced that a year and a half long task force investigation in conjunction with the DEA Nashville office, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, and the Columbia Police Department resulted in the disruption of a fentanyl drug...
by Rachel Alexander | Dec 30, 2021
This past year, the Arizona Legislature passed a law banning the abortion of babies for reasons of genetic abnormalities such as Down Syndrome, but a federal judge who was appointed by President Barack Obama halted it from going into effect due to a legal...
by Peter D'Abrosca | Dec 30, 2021
In a proposed shift towards what it calls more “equitable” grading practices, the Arlington School Board wants to make several massive changes to the way student achievement is measured. The changes would include removing due dates and eliminating...
by The Center Square | Dec 30, 2021
by Mary Stroka Iowa Department of Public Health is conducting interviews for the state medical director and epidemiologist position vacated last October by Dr. Caitlin Pedati. DPH Public Information Officer Sarah Ekstrand told The Center Square in an emailed...
by Star News Staff | Dec 30, 2021
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by Cooper Moran | Dec 30, 2021
The Department of Justice (DOJ) selected Metro Nashville Public Schools (MNPS) as a recipient of a grant from the STOP School Violence Program. The funds, totaling $990,927, are aimed to advance school safety by instituting safety measures in and around primary...
by RealClearWire | Dec 30, 2021
by Ross Pomeroy Just as it did last year, the most dangerous pandemic in a century spawned all sorts of junk science in 2021, running the gamut from pure quackery to ideology-fueled misinformation. Unfortunately, it’s not always easy to spot junk science,...
by Peter D'Abrosca | Dec 30, 2021
A prominent doctor who has often challenged government and media narratives about the COVID-19 vaccines has been permanently banned from Twitter. Dr. Robert Malone played a key role in the invention of the mRNA vaccine, the type of vaccine that is being...
by Morgan Nicole Veysey | Dec 30, 2021
The Dole Company announced a recall last week on specific products due to possible listeria contamination. Many variations of Dole’s bagged salads that were processed in Bessemer City, North Carolina, and Yuma, Arizona, were found contaminated with...
