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1 day ago · Matt Vasilogambros | (TNS) Stateline.org (Editor’s note: This story contains profanities and racist slurs.) ____ DOUGLASVILLE, Ga. — When Milton Kidd leaves work at the end of the day, he slips out the back door of the domed Douglas County Courthouse, avoiding the public entrance where people might berate him or demand his home address. He never takes the same route home two days in a row, and he makes random turns to avoid being followed. Kidd, a Black man, has a very dangerous
1 day ago · By Aaron Clark | Bloomberg Tractor Supply Co., the US retailer focused on rural lifestyle products, is scrapping its climate targets and diversity, equity and inclusion goals after weeks of online attacks. The Tennessee-based company has been hit with criticism over its policies on social media, including from right-wing activist Robby Starbuck. “We have heard from customers that we have disappointed them,” Tractor Supply said in a statement posted to its website. “We have take
1 day ago · LAGRANGE Co., Ind. (WANE) - The LaGrange County Sheriff's Department is investigating a crash that left a man dead. The crash happened Thursday morning northwest of Topeka.James Goodwin, 74, was traveling southbound in the 5400 block of State Road 5 when he fell asleep at the wheel, according to police. Goodwin crossed the center line crashing into an oncoming Pontiac Montana.The Topeka Fire Department had to extricate a passenger of the Pontiac, 53-year-old Abel Dominguez Salazar, from the car.
1 day ago · FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) -- The Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory is adding the final touches to their brand new showcase exhibit all designed to celebrate the conservatory's 40th anniversary and Fort Wayne's 200th birthday.The Raise a Glass exhibit is a play on words. While most might associate that phrase with a toast, the exhibit features hand-blown, glass sculptures hanging from the showroom ceiling over a shallow pond in the center of the room.The centerpiece of the garden.The und
1 day ago · By Sally French | NerdWallet Airlines devote a lot of energy and strategy to how passengers board an aircraft. Passengers are separated into different groups — like preboarding, priority boarding, family boarding, zones 1-7, A 1-60 and so on — and embark accordingly. Some airlines have up to 10 different boarding groups. You’d think airlines would make the exit process more structured, too, but in reality, neither experts nor passengers can agree on the right way to do it. Imag
