By MICHAEL R. SISAK and LARRY NEUMEISTER NEW YORK (AP) — A federal judge in Manhattan is demanding more information from the Justice Department as he weighs its request to unseal records from the sex trafficking case against Jeffrey Epstein’s … Continued
The city of Grant has hired longtime area city administrator Kristina Handt to be its new interim city administrator and treasurer. Her first day on the job was Monday. Handt takes over the position from Kim Points, who had held … Continued
By GENE JOHNSON and CEDAR ATTANASIO SEATTLE (AP) — Oil company BP has found the source of a leak in a major Pacific Northwest pipeline system, allowing it to restart the flow of jet fuel to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport on … Continued
Rights groups on Tuesday slammed the Trump administration’s decision to end protected status for Myanmar citizens due to the country’s “notable progress in governance and stability,” even though it remains mired in a bloody civil war and the head of … Continued
“An estimated 158,214 households are eligible for SCRIE or DRIE—but only 67,132 are currently enrolled. That means nearly 57.6 percent of tenants who could be protected may still face avoidable rent hikes in the months ahead.” An early evening games … Continued
When he showed up at training camp in some of the best shape of his career, Wild forward Yakov Trenin admitted that his debut in Minnesota a season ago was less than he expected, and less than fans should have … Continued