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New Report Shows Overdose Rates in Kentucky Decreased by Nearly 10%

New Report Shows Overdose Rates in Kentucky Decreased by Nearly 10%

In a positive development, Kentucky has seen a decrease in overdose deaths for the second consecutive year. The latest report on drug overdose fatalities in Kentucky reveals a significant decrease of almost ten percent in the number of deaths caused by drug use in 2023. Approximately two thousand individuals from Kentucky lost their lives to...

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This Kentucky Proud Ice Cream Was Named the Best in the State

This Kentucky Proud Ice Cream Was Named the Best in the State

I must confess that I have developed a taste for indulgence when it comes to ice cream. A decade ago, I stumbled upon Jeni’s Splendid Ice Cream in Nashville, and it completely transformed my life. Jeni’s is renowned for its exceptional range of flavors, which is quite an understatement. Moreover, they consistently update their menu...

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Russian Warships Will Arrive in Havana Next Week, Claim Cuban Officials

Russian Warships Will Arrive in Havana Next Week, Claim Cuban Officials

According to Cuban officials, four Russian warships, including a nuclear-powered submarine, are scheduled to arrive in Havana next week. The officials cited the long-standing friendly relations between Russia and Cuba as the reason for the visit. This comes at a time when tensions are rising due to Western military support for Ukraine in its conflict...

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New Study Finds Significant Increase in Heat-related Er Visits Last Year

New Study Finds Significant Increase in Heat-related Er Visits Last Year

According to a study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, detailed by The New York Times, the year 2023 saw a surge in the number of individuals seeking medical attention for heat-related illnesses. This increase was attributed to the unprecedented heatwave that swept across the region. What Happened? According to a recent study...

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Maryland Attorney General Announces New Portal for Reporting Hate Crimes: 'a Safe Space to Speak Up.'

Maryland Attorney General Announces New Portal for Reporting Hate Crimes: ‘a Safe Space to Speak Up.’

Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown unveiled a cutting-edge online platform on Tuesday, aimed at addressing hate crimes and hate bias incidents. The initiative aims to combat hate and encourage the reporting of such crimes, ultimately reducing the number of unreported incidents. According to a press release, the portal provides victims and witnesses with an additional...

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Scott Vetoes Property Tax Hike; Expects to Present Reform Idea to Lawmakers

Scott Vetoes Property Tax Hike; Expects to Present Reform Idea to Lawmakers

In a move that was expected by the residents of Montpelier, Republican Gov. Phil Scott has vetoed legislation on Thursday that would lead to an average statewide education property tax increase of almost 14% next year. Shortly after Democratic lawmakers presented the “yield bill” to Scott’s desk, the governor promptly sent it back with a...

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Oklahoma Governor Signs Law Exempting the State From WHO and UN Mandates

Oklahoma Governor Signs Law Exempting the State From WHO and UN Mandates

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt signed a bill on Wednesday stating that the state will not enforce any mandates from international organizations such as the World Health Organization, the United Nations, and the World Economic Forum. Oklahoma is no longer obligated to follow any requirements or mandates set forth by certain organizations, thanks to the immediate...

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Was the Flatwoods Monster in Central West Virginia Really a Demon?

Was the Flatwoods Monster in Central West Virginia Really a Demon?

September 12, 1952 marked a significant event in West Virginia’s history – the sighting of the Flatwoods Monster. This encounter with a possible extraterrestrial being has since become a subject of fascination and debate. Reports of the incident have sparked speculation that the encounter witnessed by a group of young boys on the outskirts of...

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Some States Provide Teachers the Power to Remove Unruly Students

Some States Provide Teachers the Power to Remove Unruly Students

Several states are considering new legislation that would grant teachers increased authority to remove students from the classroom for misbehavior. However, education experts are expressing concerns about the potential negative consequences this move could have on students. Last month, the Alabama state house approved legislation that implements new policies for removing students from classrooms. This...