On Tuesday, the Alabama Senate agreed with the changes that the House of Representatives made to the state general fund budget last week. Governor Kay Ivey praised lawmakers after they passed the final legislation. “Here in Alabama, we are continuing to budget wisely,” said Governor Ivey. “Even though the country’s economy is not doing well,...
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Colorado’s Oldest Theme Park Opens This Weekend for the Summer of 2024
Over the course of more than a century in Colorado, this historic theme park has been bringing smiles to the faces of families for generations, and this weekend marks the beginning of the next season of laughter and excitement at the park. Historic Colorado Theme Park Kicks Off 117th Season This Weekend Due to the...
Dangerous Virus Has Been Found in Colorado Cows
In recent months, we have witnessed some alarming incidents involving food in Colorado. Yesterday, it was reported that there was a big food recall for walnuts packaged by Gibson Farms. These items are contaminated with E. coli, a bacteria that can cause a harmful infection. In December, there was a food recall that impacted meat...
Wisconsin Wedding Barns Challenge the State Over a New Liquor License Law
Two wedding barns in Wisconsin have filed a lawsuit against the state on Tuesday. They are trying to prevent a new law from taking effect that would require them to obtain liquor licenses, just like other venues that host events. Last year, the owners and operators of wedding barns attempted to get rid of a...
Iowa HHS Contracts With Four Crisis Pregnancy Facilities Under the MOMS Program
The Iowa Department of Health and Human Services plans to give over $680,000 to four crisis pregnancy centers through its More Options for Maternal Support (MOMS) program over the next two years. Iowa HHS has made agreements with Informed Choice of Iowa, Lutheran Services in Iowa, Bethany Christian Services of northwest Iowa, and Alternatives Pregnancy...
Iowa Law Enforcement Prepares for the New Statewide Immigration Law
After the passage of a new, statewide immigration enforcement statute, the state of Iowa is now in the sights of the Department of Justice. This comes at a time when the clock is ticking down on the possibility of a federal lawsuit being filed against the state. Legislation passed by the state enables state and...
The National Weather Service is Tracking the Damage From Three Tornadoes That Hit Central Iowa on Monday Night
The state of Iowa was hit by storms on Monday night and into early Tuesday morning, which resulted in the formation of three tornadoes. The National Weather Service in Des Moines said that the most recent is located in the community of Woodburn, which is located in the eastern part of Clarke County. EF-0 tornadoes...
Gov. Reynolds Signs Legislation to Improve Childhood Literacy
On Tuesday, Governor Kim Reynolds issued a new law that was intended to increase the percentage of youngsters in Iowa who are literate. The Science of Reading is a specific reading approach that schools are required to teach, and it also compels schools to construct personalized reading programs for pupils who are not performing at...
Exploring 7 Flavorful Spots in New Jersey
A thin slice of ribeye steak, covered with melted cheese and fried onions, served on a toasted hoagie roll. That is the real Philly Cheesesteak. If you can’t go to Philadelphia to get an authentic cheesesteak, there are many places in New Jersey that also serve delicious cheesesteaks. Spots With the Best Cheesesteaks in New...
Russian Hacker Indicted for ‘prolific’ Ransomware Program That Targeted New Jersey Victims
The US District Attorney, Philip R. Sellinger, announced on Tuesday that a Russian National has been charged with running a ransomware operation that targeted various entities such as hospitals, schools, police departments, and municipalities in New Jersey and other states. Dimitry Yuryevich Khoroshev, a 31-year-old man from Voronezh, Russia, has been charged with operating LockBit,...