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ull assessment of the damage...was likely to take days, and the threat of additional damage loomed as new tornado warnings were issued after dark in Arkansas and Mississippi" as the storm moves north. Despite the damage, Reuters <https://www.reuters.corn/article/us-storm-laura/hurricane-laura-slams-southw

rting civil authorities in Kenosha under the EMAC." The AP <https://apnews.com/06b59061149e2039cbde59f9356977de> (8/27, Groves, Bauer) also reports Evers "authorized the deployment of 500 members of the National Guard" and "said he is working with other states to bring in additional National Guard me

s-to-send-national-guard-to-kenosha/article_a7d343ab-744b-56a9-adb4-9bd61d 1 c 1 aab.html#tracking- source=home-top-story-1> (8/27, 63K) reports Gov. Tony Evers (D) "has requested other states, under the Emergency Management Assistance Compact (EMAC), to bring additional National Guard troops, equipment, an

McCormack will be in Portland and Bangor will handle complaints and oversee the federal response to them as part of the longstanding program." The Arkansas Democrat Gazette <https://www.arkansasonline.corn/news/2020/oct/19/fbi-on-alert-for-attempts- EFTA00136860 to-derail-vote> (10/19, 307K) reports th

ting-gatherings-bar-capacity-revived-judge/3711676001/> (10/19, 632K) reports Babler "also said the May state Supreme Court ruling that knocked down Evers' stay-at-home order did not make clear what authority the administration has in placing such limits, despite the plaintiffs arguing the decision pre

b48dc2e58c2a7609fe613648d> (10/19, Bauer) reports Barron County, Wisconsin, Circuit Court Judge James Babler on Monday reimposed an order from Gov. Tony Evers (D) "limiting the number of people who can gather in bars, restaurants and other indoor venues to 25% of capacity." The limits order "was issued Oct

ll assessment of the damage...was likely to take days, and the threat of additional damage loomed as new tornado warnings were issued after dark in Arkansas and Mississippi" as the storm moves north. Despite the damage, Reuters (8/27, Nouvelage, Scheyder) reports Laura "inflicted...far less than what fo

nsin National Guard troops already on the ground supporting civil authorities in Kenosha under the EMAC." The AP (8/27, Groves, Bauer) also reports Evers "authorized the deployment of 500 members of the National Guard" and "said he is working with other states to bring in additional National Guard me

ioters or the looters." Evers Deploys Guard, Asks Other States To Send Troops, Resources To Kenosha. The Kenosha (WI) News (8/27, 63K) reports Gov. Tony Evers (D) "has requested other states, under the Emergency Management Assistance Compact (EMAC), to bring additional National Guard troops, equipment, an

McCormack will be in Portland and Bangor will handle complaints and oversee the federal response to them as part of the longstanding program." The Arkansas Democrat Gazette (10/19, 307K) reports that in Arkansas, "The Little Rock office of the FBI is preparing for election season with unique challenges

pacity Limit Order. The AP (10/19, Bauer) reports Barron County, Wisconsin, Circuit Court Judge James Babler on Monday reimposed an order from Gov. Tony Evers (D) "limiting the number of people who can gather in bars, restaurants and other indoor venues to 25% of capacity." The limits order "was issued Oc

y affected by the rule. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (10/19, 632K) reports Babler "also said the May state Supreme Court ruling that knocked down Evers' stay-at-home order did not make clear what authority the administration has in placing such limits, despite the plaintiffs arguing the decision pr

ls that are abused, children that are sexually and physically abused." Drug Case Defendant Sentenced To More Than 20 Years In Prison. The Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (1/5, Ellis, 55K) reports Danny Ray Williams, Jr., a resident of Jonesboro, Arkansas, was recently "sentenced to nearly 23 years in

tigation in cooperation with the Wisconsin Division of Criminal Investigation is ongoing. Bloomberg (1/5, Joyce, 3.57M) reports that Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers (D) "activated about 500 National Guard soldiers and airmen in an effort to ensure public safety" on Monday, ahead of the announcement. The New Yor

in an effort to ensure public safety" on Monday, ahead of the announcement. The New York Times (1/5, Al, Chiarito, Bosman, Eligon, 20.6M) reports, Evers said after the announcement, "Today's decision is further evidence that our work is not done — we must work each day in earnest toward a more just,

ll assessment of the damage...was likely to take days, and the threat of additional damage loomed as new tornado warnings were issued after dark in Arkansas and Mississippi" as the storm moves north. Despite the damage, Reuters (8/27, Nouvelage, Scheyder) reports Laura "inflicted...far less than what fo

nsin National Guard troops already on the ground supporting civil authorities in Kenosha under the EMAC." The AP (8/27, Groves, Bauer) also reports Evers "authorized the deployment of 500 members of the National Guard" and "said he is working with other states to bring in additional National Guard me

ioters or the looters." Evers Deploys Guard, Asks Other States To Send Troops, Resources To Kenosha. The Kenosha (WI) News (8/27, 63K) reports Gov. Tony Evers (D) "has requested other states, under the Emergency Management Assistance Compact (EMAC), to bring additional National Guard troops, equipment, an

be in Portland and Bangor will handle complaints and oversee the federal response to them as part of the longstanding program." EFTA01658547 The Arkansas Democrat Gazette (10/19, 307K) reports that in Arkansas, "The Little Rock office of the FBI is preparing for election season with unique challenges

y affected by the rule. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (10/19, 632K) reports Babler "also said the May state Supreme Court ruling that knocked down Evers' stay-at-home order did not make clear what authority the administration has in placing such limits, despite the plaintiffs arguing the decision pr

pacity Limit Order. The AP (10/19, Bauer) reports Barron County, Wisconsin, Circuit Court Judge James Babler on Monday reimposed an order from Gov. Tony Evers (D) "limiting the number of people who can gather in bars, restaurants and other indoor venues to 25% of capacity." The limits order "was issued Oc

e tax documents and wrote checks to non-existent employees, which they cashed themselves." Missouri Man Pleads Guilty In Landfill Fraud Probe. The Arkansas Democrat Gazette <https://wvvw.arkansasonline.corn/news/2020/nov/19/driver-pleads-guilty-in- landfill-fraud-casencrime> (11/19, Satter, 307K) reports

Press adds, "A Columbia County prosecutor argued Thursday that Higgins should not be released before the extradition hearing because Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers — after receiving Whitmer's paperwork — has now signed a warrant for his delivery to Michigan, changing his status in the eyes of the law." The Por

e tax documents and wrote checks to non-existent employees, which they cashed themselves." Missouri Man Pleads Guilty In Landfill Fraud Probe. The Arkansas Democrat Gazette (11/19, Satter, 307K) reports, "A Missouri man admitted Tuesday that he was the driver of big yellow trucks that were caught dumpin

Press adds, "A Columbia County prosecutor argued Thursday that Higgins should not be released before the extradition hearing because Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers - after receiving Whitmer's paperwork - has now signed a warrant for his delivery to Michigan, changing his status in the eyes of the law." EFTA00

e tax documents and wrote checks to non-existent employees, which they cashed themselves." Missouri Man Pleads Guilty In Landfill Fraud Probe. The Arkansas Democrat Gazette (11/19, Satter, 307K) reports, "A Missouri man admitted Tuesday that he was the driver of big yellow trucks that were caught dumpin

Press adds, "A Columbia County prosecutor argued Thursday that Higgins should not be released before the extradition hearing because Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers — after receiving Whitmer's paperwork - has now signed a warrant for his delivery to Michigan, changing his status in the eyes of the law." The Po