Archive (Page 58)
February 25, 2024
Titleholder Senegal Eliminated by Ivory Coast at the African Cup of Nations
After a strong run, the 'Lions of Teranga' lost their title of African Champions to the Ivory Coast.
February 22, 2024
Philadelphia Leaders Divided on Kensington Tranq Crisis Response
In Kensington, Philadelphia, a dire scene unfolds with "Tranq" overdoses. Mayor and City Council clash over solutions. Councilwoman Lozada proposes community-driven recovery plan amidst uncertainty.
February 19, 2024
Floridians Share Anxieties, Expectations Upon DeSantis’ Return From Presidential Campaign
Some hope for a return to normal, but the expectation is a continued attack on all things “woke.”
February 19, 2024
San Antonio Considers Halting Horse-Drawn Carriage Service
San Antonians are anticipating council members’ final decision on the fate of downtown horse-drawn carriages.
February 18, 2024
How to Save a Mountain: One Group’s Fight to Stop a Luxury Development in Los Angeles
The proposed Canyon Hills site would require grading, or flattening, 300 acres of the Verdugos and would destroy the habitat of, according to NCH’s estimation, over 350 species of plants and animals, including a dozen designated as protected or threatened.