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New York is poised to ban price changes based on income, age and even race. Would it work?
The legislation aims to ban surveillance pricing. Retailers say there would be unintended consequences.
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3mGov. Whitmer orders state police review in death of motorist who fled ICE traffic stop
Immigration advocates have set a press conference for 6 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 22, to raise concerns about how Grand Rapids police work with ICE as well as the motorist's death.
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2mPortland will demolish cherished indoor pool
Portland's Columbia Pool, closed in 2022 due to safety hazards, will be demolished after the city deemed restoration financially unviable.
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5mCountry superstar sings praises of small-town life in Alabama: ‘More important now than ever’
The award-winning artist talks about his farm in Jacksonville during an interview and cover story for Country Living.
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5mMobile approves $55,725 Mardi Gras float, retiring longtime ‘boxcar’
Mobile is replacing its longtime Mardi Gras "boxcar" float with a new and more colorful $55,725 float celebrating the city’s history and culture.
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3mBeloved Jersey Shore attraction faces demolition as shuttered theme park crumbles
The iconic ride has anchored the skyline for decades but ocean exposure has left it beyond saving.