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The Story Of
"wyandotte county" Discussed on The Story Of
"Road crews continued to remove snow and treat ice this morning, we're looking at a high of 40° today and a low of 12. If you do have to leave the house today, make sure you have washer fluid in your car, because like my tax returns, it's gonna get sloppy. And now for our top story this morning, as Rita Furman achieved a world record at the mad fun arcade in Brooklyn, New York, for spinning a Korean wooden top for 7 hours. According to the Kansas City Beacon, while other Kansas counties hesitated to spend money from the COVID relief fund known as the cares act until they had more guidance, wyandotte county was able to spend the money right away. Crystal spragg, who acted as the county's cares act planning team manager said, there's a scrappiness to wine county. We know how to respond to this crisis Fast & Furious to help the people in our community. When asked if she had distributed all the funds, she said, why is there more? In celebrity news, there is supposed controversy over a Vanity Fair cover with Nicole Kidman, dressed in what people are saying, is a revealing schoolgirl type uniform. To hear his opinion on this Vanity Fair cover and social media controversy, let's go to our opinion editor, old cartoon wolf. Cartoon wolf, what do you make of this cover? Now for sports, sumo is getting big, in Texas. According to a Texas monthly article, the sumo Dallas club is finally getting some attention with viral videos they've put out other sumo practices. The sumo Dallas club is hoping to expand sumo wrestling in Texas, while staying true to the sumo culture. Some don't even wear underwear under their sumo belts, which are called mawashi. As in since I didn't wear underwear, I'm a washes. According to NPR, Americans are fleeing deep blue and red areas to escape people, they don't agree with. It's a growing phenomenon, and to be honest, this article really bothered me, so I talked to my wife about it. She said, can't people just tune out other people when they aren't interested in what they're saying. And I said Susie, it's not that easy. She said, uh huh. I said, we have to learn to live together. We are the United States of America, not some states here, in some states there, and she said, uh huh. And I was like, plus, it's not strangers. It's family. It's people you love, spilling their hearts out to you and she said, yes, spaghetti for dinner sounds fine. And now a word from our sponsors. Do you want to reach dozens of people at once, so you could probably just text? Well, now you can. Advertise your event product or send a message of support to your friend who is going through a divorce who you knew would get divorced, and if you think their divorce is bad, wait until they start dating again. Send max dash crites are $1 and your message will be on the show. First, a correction from one of yesterday's ads, apparently in the ad for the $20 all you can scoop manure. I fail to say it was horse manure. The sponsor was worried. The word manure would be confused with human feces, which I know that's true because a lot of people interchange the words. Poop or due to her stinky dink for words like dung or manure or words that you use for animal. Excrement. So I apologize. And I asked if that was a joke ad and apparently it's not. So if you need manure, from a horse, not a human, contact me. To be clear, the farm also does produce human feces, but those are not for sale currently..
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"wyandotte county" Discussed on WTVN
"In Napoleon, w tuz 99.9 FM in New Philadelphia, W L K R 95.3 in Norwalk and w L E c 14 50 A m in Sandusky. I'm Ty Higgins. Is projected that 40% of jobs in agriculture could go unfulfilled within the next five years without efforts to attract young leaders to the industry. That's where the Ohio Farm Bureau foundations youth pathways to careers in agriculture Grant program comes in Kelly Burns joins us She's executive director of the Ohio Farm Bureau Foundation. Kelly, Welcome to our Ohio Weekly. Thanks to my pleasure to be here. First of all, give us an overview of the foundation. Well, the foundation is, uh, separate five Oh one c three affiliate here with the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation. If you think about the federation in terms of being the guardians of today and advocating and protecting the rights of Ohio farmers think of the foundation as sort of the champions for tomorrow. And really, through our scholarship programs, our grant opportunities like this. You've pathways one as well as our innovative programming. We are really trying to support that next generation. Of a good leaders and skilled workforce to really help with the knee. That's out there. Currently, I mentioned 40% of jobs in AG could go unfulfilled. That's a staggering number. There is a strong need. I mean, our research even shows that there is a need over the next 10 years for nearly 500,000 workers for agribusiness, occupations and 90,000 of those will be needed in direct farming occupations, and I I truly believe that, um Part of what the foundation's mission is, is to really educate on these farming occupations kind of dispel those misperceptions of what it means to work within agriculture. You know when you think when students think of agriculture they think of working long hours they think of getting really dirty. Uh and they think of probably their grandparents or their great grandparents who were on the farm and so By showcasing a lot of these new and innovative ways and careers that students can get involved will really help to spark. I think a lot of their interest and thinking outside of that box tell us more about the Youth Pathways Grant program. Well. Our youth Pathways Grant program for careers in agriculture, which is funded through our Fisher Fund for lifelong learning here at the foundation is really an opportunity where we invite outside organizations to apply for a grant. Valued up to $100,000 each year that we give out at the end of the year. And we really want to focus on efforts that introduce students to a lot of these careers and training them for these high demand opportunities within, uh, agriculture, environmental sciences. And we're really particularly focused on programs that create career pathways that allow students to explore with mentors and different organizations and partners that present a wide variety of careers related in related fields within agriculture, including some of those stem fields. A lot of science technology engineering that we're seeing these days in agriculture. Lot of money up for grabs with these grants, so those interested organizations what do they have to do? And who do they have to be in order to qualify for something like this? So we encourage everyone to visit our website fbf dot org Backslash Foundation. Click on our grants button, and it's really a three step process. First, we ask organizations to sign up for what we call a pitch session. This is a wonderful opportunity where they get to come into a room virtually this year, of course, and present their ideas, but also hear the ideas of other organizations who are also applying for these dollars, So it's a tremendous learning opportunity. Where we provide feedback, um, on what they presented to try to hone in on exactly what we're looking for, with our impact. So the pitch sessions sign up. We have a deadline of September 24th. Which is coming up soon and then the actual pitch sessions will take place The following week on September 29th. From there, then organizations can go back and refine their application and final proposals will then be submitted by October, 18th. All in all, we hope to award these grants by the end of November for the upcoming year of 2022 Kelly Burns, executive director of the Ohio Farm Bureau Foundation, as she mentioned you can find out more about these youth pathways, grant programs and more about the foundation. At oh. Fbf dot org slash foundation. Thank you. Thank you also appreciate John Keane giving us his time earlier today he's the Northern Service forestry coordinator for the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Forestry, Talking about Ohio's huge timber industry. Great conversation with him earlier this hour, also again, congratulations to Randy Brown. He farms in Wyandotte County. Hog farmer that was recently inducted into the Ohio Agriculture Hall of Fame job well done to the Browns up there in north central Ohio. Our Ohio Weekly is supported by nationwide. Nationwide.
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"wyandotte county" Discussed on WTVN
"I'm Ty Higgins on this week's edition of to the Beat of Agriculture will hear highlights from Northern Ohio farmers 40 plus year career. He also happens to be a recent inductee into the Ohio AG Hall of Fame. Much of AG is about harvesting. But for this man, it's also about harvesting relationships. My name's Randy Brown. I live in Wyandotte County. And I farmed with my son, Kyle, uh, called MB Farms LLC. I've been farming since 1979 1st got out of school dash in college graduates 76 Didn't think I want to go into production eggs, So I worked for family snack business for a while. The snap business itself wasn't that bad, but I hated being inside. So, uh, I did that for three years came back to the farm in 1979. I was kind of a, uh, blocked with desk. Not really. But I was at a desk quite a bit. I didn't care for that too much. And and, uh, I like raising livestock. That was kind of mice thing was the home part of it. So that's That's why I came back. And we had a young man that workforce for a year before we went to higher state. He was leaving, and about that time I came on board. Other. My dad gave us a form of making bacon farm years ago because we had a sour operation failed to finish in. Remember other Tom was on the farm as well. We had a couple guys earlier. We had a couple guys remember, other came back and farm. We still have another guy or two and then the diversity towards you in, uh, my dad. My brother, Twitter, fellas, And.
Marion Now - Moving Our Community Forward
"wyandotte county" Discussed on Marion Now - Moving Our Community Forward
"To marion county. You can always reach me Either online at chad period. Grody at dnr. Dot state dot o. H. dot us You can call my direct line at six one four nine two four two one seven Or you can always call a general wildlife questions you can call one. Eight hundred wildlife If you see something happening you know. Somebody's poaching somebody's taking something illegally. And it's happening right this very minute. We encourage you call one. Eight hundred poacher If you call the one eight hundred poacher phone number That's gonna go to my dispatch in say i'm not available but there's a county officer adjacent That is available That can respond. That's the best way to quickly get a hold of us So multiple ways And if you get the hunting regulation booklet my numbers right there on the back. If you forget anything. I told you today. Don't hesitate to call me and ask questions. If you read something in the regulation booklet that you just feel you're not sure about don't understand what it means. Call me and i'll be happy to help. Get things squared away for you chad. I appreciate your time. Thank you so much for coming in and informing everybody. What's happening with chronic. Wasting disease here in marion county and obviously up and wyandotte county and over in hardin county as well. Some good stuff there. So thank you so much for joining us for that. If you like what you hear remember make sure you.
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"wyandotte county" Discussed on Marion Now - Moving Our Community Forward
"Wildlife area headquarters the killed. Your planes had quarters for the wyandotte county fairgrounds. All those locations will have individuals staffing Those to take samples For your dear harvest but those times If you harvested you're outside of those times i'm but still during the season There will be a kiosk available from october. First through january eleventh Where you'll actually be able to bring your sample portion of the deer to that kiosk. Fill out some information On a piece of paper That's provided and get a number. That is a special to your deer And you'll be to actually check that deer online to see you know if it was positive or not right for cd and that sample portion is the lymph nodes correct correct Though the the portion that an individual would provide to the kiosk. We're not asking you to take each lymph node out of the deer But the head of the deer is what we're looking for and then obviously if you harvest a trophy animal that you wanna get mounted There some other options as well We have local taxes ernest That can take samples as well For that we would just wanna know you harvest a deer inside that area and where you're taking it. Okay so we can get a sample from it. I get that so make sure that That you're doing that so for folks that are listening listening in that aren't hunters and they think to themselves. Why why do. I need to be concerned. Or why do i need to know about chronic wasting disease. Cw wise important to me because you need to know what's going on for one thing. Correct correct Yes so even. If you don't hunt you can be affected by this I know a lot of people that aren't aren't big hunters but they like to feed the wildlife whether it's to throw some seat out for the birds and squirrels and whatnot And they have deer coming into their backyard..
Marion Now - Moving Our Community Forward
"wyandotte county" Discussed on Marion Now - Moving Our Community Forward
"Spend the one The one wasn't mature bach And then the second one was a a yearling dough right right. And i know when the controlled hunts were going on a lot of people you know obviously found out about it. And that's when a lot of talk that i heard was was was kind of kicking in. That's where i started to learn a little bit about it but obviously coming in to To hunting season and whatnot. It's a concern especially if you harvest a deer in that control area. If that happens you've got some things you have to do. In order to take that deer correct. Yes so you know. Obviously in ohio anytime you however to deer hunting. License deer permit are required. And you need to follow the deregulations That are provided by state of ohio. Division of wildlife With those special regulations this year will be the disease surveillance area Which will include six townships in marion. county all of wyandotte county and three townships and hardin county So some of the things that immediately went into effect after It was declared a disease surveillance area. was the requirement that all deer harvested with it at area On specific dates be brought For mandatory testing To see if they do have the chronic wasting disease as well as optional testing throughout the whole season which is obviously highly encouraged The more deer that we can get tested inside this disease surveillance area the better opportunity. We are going to have to detect if there is another dear positive with. Cw de calm. And i'll have some dates. I can talk about in some locations as well for that. Yeah go ahead actually. We're we're on that topic so go ahead and hit some of the dates and some of the areas so that you can You can get that testing done because we're coming up a little bit on on. Some of the primitive hunting getting started right so artery. Season's gonna start the twenty of this month..
Marion Now - Moving Our Community Forward
"wyandotte county" Discussed on Marion Now - Moving Our Community Forward
"And today we are welcoming chad. Grody in to the marion public library. Community podcast studio. It's another episode of the marian. Now podcast shed. Grody is wildlife. Officer here in marion county and other counties as well correct chad you work here and wyandotte county. A few others are just pretty much mary. So state while f. officers were assigned to a specific county..
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"wyandotte county" Discussed on Marion Now - Moving Our Community Forward
"Shed. Grody is wildlife. Officer here in marion county and other counties as well correct chad you work here and wyandotte county. A few others are just pretty much mary. So state while f. officers were assigned to a specific county. Marion county is the one i'm assigned to But we also work throughout the state. We have statewide jurisdiction and My work unit typically is more south in district one But wyan dot hardin. County is also connected in my general area. Where where the cw dvd's disease surveillance area is going to be. That we're gonna talk about. I got you and that's what we are talking about. So chad is in as a wildlife officer here in marion county to talk about chronic wasting disease which you may have heard of being in our dear you may have heard some rumors. You may have heard some things that are correct. You may have been reading on it. But we decided to bring chad in and talk a little bit about it because number one we're coming up to To deer season people again begin to to to hunt deer and number two. Obviously this is something that is affecting about a. I guess it would be more of a twenty mile area. It's a ten mile radius around where the chronic wasting disease was found up in wyandotte county. So chad first of all tells a little bit about chronic wasting disease what is it. What's the history. How did he get here and become a thing. Yeah so chronic. Wasting disease has been around for quite a while it's been located in other states around us and Cw d. was found in wyandotte county recently but previously we had found it and some of our whitetail deer homes and wayne homes and wayne county. Yeah so since Those have been located are found The disease surveillance area for them have expired We haven't had any more positives in that general area But unfortunately we recently had to positives in wyandotte county Which created the disease surveillance area for our general area. Okay
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Deer Breeding Facility in South Texas Detect Chronic Wasting Disease
"Shed. Grody is wildlife. Officer here in marion county and other counties as well correct chad you work here and wyandotte county. A few others are just pretty much mary. So state while f. officers were assigned to a specific county. Marion county is the one i'm assigned to But we also work throughout the state. We have statewide jurisdiction and My work unit typically is more south in district one But wyan dot hardin. County is also connected in my general area. Where where the cw dvd's disease surveillance area is going to be. That we're gonna talk about. I got you and that's what we are talking about. So chad is in as a wildlife officer here in marion county to talk about chronic wasting disease which you may have heard of being in our dear you may have heard some rumors. You may have heard some things that are correct. You may have been reading on it. But we decided to bring chad in and talk a little bit about it because number one we're coming up to To deer season people again begin to to to hunt deer and number two. Obviously this is something that is affecting about a. I guess it would be more of a twenty mile area. It's a ten mile radius around where the chronic wasting disease was found up in wyandotte county. So chad first of all tells a little bit about chronic wasting disease what is it. What's the history. How did he get here and become a thing. Yeah so chronic. Wasting disease has been around for quite a while it's been located in other states around us and Cw d. was found in wyandotte county recently but previously we had found it and some of our whitetail deer homes and wayne homes and wayne county. Yeah so since Those have been located are found The disease surveillance area for them have expired We haven't had any more positives in that general area But unfortunately we recently had to positives in wyandotte county Which created the disease surveillance area for our general area. Okay
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"wyandotte county" Discussed on Marion Now - Moving Our Community Forward
"Com and they will that will redirect you to our wind up county ochre festivals weinstock website and on there. You can sign up for all the campsites We have full hookup sites. We have tent sites. We have a couple kind of in between two. I believe the full hookup sites are fifty amp but i think we have thirty amp also though Go to the website. Scroll down to the bottom. Find the camping section and register. it's really cheap. We still have campsites available for july fourth weekend. Who else in the tri county area can say that they have that i am so looking forward to it. I'm the thirty amp guy and we will have a wonderful time that weekend. Yeah yup i know we will you follow it and and and i wanna i wanna let the crowd no also. That's all you donate a lot of times. We really appreciate your time. Thank you very much. I appreciate what you guys do. It is a one hundred percent volunteer effort and the work that you guys do with the young professionals to get this thing going. It's unbelievable and i know it's a passion. It's something in your heart but you guys do a wonderful job with tele as we wrap up a little bit about the young professionals and why you guys do what you do and who all gets together for that. So we're a group of of young people in wyandotte county. And it doesn't have to be exclusively. Why not county. We would accept other members are our membership is is pretty loose. It's it's people under forty five years old it doesn't you don't have to be a banker a lower your or anything like that to be the young professionals. You just have to be a professional at what you do and by that i mean you have to be able to be trusted by your boss to accomplish tasks and you have to do it in a manner that doesn't basically embarrass your company right We have construction workers we have bridge builders we have everybody in between And and we really just like to have fun. That's our our main goal and if we can do that while raising money and being charitable organization then that's just icing on the cake. So weinstock was created several years back as a as a fundraising event. And it's turned into what it is today and basically there are people that do this for a living and we do it volunteer for charity. So it- it's a fantastic organization None of us take any salaries. It's not like it's not like that. So it's it's really worth it. We hope you can make it. It's inexpensive to.
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"wyandotte county" Discussed on 990 The Answer
"Different reasons, but I think they all have to kind of admit for one reason or another. Whether it's health or whether it's economic lockdowns don't work is what they're admitting. Hear Lightfoot in Chicago. The mayor of Chicago is going to get on the phone, she says. With Governor Pritzker of Illinois to say, Hey, these lockdowns here. Have concerns that we're not getting any better. Here's why I think everybody is just taking the parties that were stopping from happening legally, and they're just doing them any way out of sight. Yeah. Dumb ass. Oh, that's what people do get a little secret. It's happened in time or instant in time since Memorial. I mean, like it's a time honored tradition. That's what happens. Check out the old black and white film. It's always happened. They called him speakeasies before that, like people do stuff. You just Boy, it's it never ceases to amaze me how these little despot's continued to rise up and think they could just tell the American public what to do, and the American public will just stop doing What they've always legally been allowed to do. So that's the story. They're. Of course you heard earlier that Cuomo this week said We just can't economically sustainably continue to stay close. We're gonna have to Huh? Well, look welcome aboard. Restaurants and bars should be opened as soon as possible since Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot yesterday. Indoor service of those businesses not have not been allowed. In Chicago since October. The metrics remain significantly higher than they were in the summer. When indoor drinking and dining was allowed. I'm very, very focused on getting restaurants re opened. Because, she says, ultimately people are People were partying in secret and spread in the damn virus anyway, you know, in in Kansas City, my birth place. Where Ah Do a second show every day. I think I've told you There's an interesting phenomenon happening. You know how we've spent a lot of time talking about In this election. Feeling a little dispirited, glum and down, and what can you do to impact things and how can you make a difference? And we've talked about how much your local voice matters and what local leadership could do well, You're certainly seeing it in Kansas City, where they're not under as aggressive lockdowns. I mean they have a Democrat governor. Although she is in Kansas, the Democrat governor is I mean people like a wolf and Murphy. Make the Democrat governor Kansas look like Margaret Thatcher. Um, there's a rock ribbed conservative Republican governor of Missouri. Kansas City is a city that Is in Missouri but is kind of Metropolitan Kansas City encompasses both both sides of the state line. So when you talk about Kansas City, it is true that Metro Kansas City lives on both sides. The state line But what's interesting is Neighboring a neighboring county on the Kansas side. They were all on both sides of state line and the Kansas City Metro area. We're all on sort of a business bar restaurant lockdown at 10 o'clock time table together. So all bars and restaurants had agreed. Basically, all city governments had agreed. Okay, we're all going to shut down a 10 o'clock together. Well this week one of the county's on the Kansas side. Decided. We're gonna let you guys stay open the midnight now. Well as soon as that happened. Kansas City proper. And the city of Kansas City sits in a city called Jackson in a county called Jackson County. On the Missouri side, it butts up to Wyandotte County that did this on the Kansas side as soon as wine that county in Kansas did that Jackson can't even woke US two then. Because why fast, Eddie? I'm one first. What is two hours due to if they're going to do it right on the other side of the river, then the people on the Missouri side I'm gonna go right over. That's exactly so That's that's what I mean. That's the kind of impact that local leadership can have. That's that's how stupid it all his first of all, But that's also the kind of impact you can have on a dime, Dom. It's like a house of cards, dominoes. People are there, these local elected leaders There. They're wet blankets their paper tigers. They buckle at the slightest amount of pressure. And I, It's just that a lot of times. People don't hassle their city councils. They don't hassle their county commissioners. And they don't bother the much their health departments, their county health departments. You don't you don't ring their bells much. They just kind of issue arbitrary guidelines and then people kind of deferred to these arbitrary well, county health says. Good. I mean, when was the last time you remember even knowing who your county health director is? Even though? No, I don't. No, no, I'll be honest. I live in Chester County. I don't know who the health director isn't just can't even through all this. I still don't know. And I still hear people in Chester County saying How can Chester County Health Guidance is what the hell? Who is that? Who is this person? Why are all of our lives now? Upended because of this, you know, wonderful, magical, powerful Oz figura Chester County, Right? And shouldn't we know who they are? You know, why did they get to have all so My point is, I guess. It's just it's remarkable to see people like Lori Lightfoot. You know, in Chicago and counties in Kansas City, for instance, start to buckle and I think you're gonna see more of that now, um, despite the vaccine situation Cheryl Atkinson has an interesting story coming up on Sinclair television this weekend. She's interviewing some doctors on the vaccine. You know not to. I don't. I don't mean to be a Debbie downer about the vaccine, but I still don't think people really understand. The way this works. This is not I get shot in the arm with the vaccine. I'll never catch Cove. It does. Do people understand that? I still don't really people get that. I think people think I get the covert shot. I'll never catch Cove it again. That's not true. Like there's a clip out there that Cheryl the on social media interviewing this dock, and he said, Well, you know, I mean immune response is very He said. You know, certain immune systems could you're talking about maybe Strong immune system, you know, without a booster, maybe 67 months. Oh, uh, I literally heard news report yesterday that saying they still don't know if it stops Corona virus or if it takes away symptoms like I'm like, How the hell don't you know what it does? So when they talk about 98 95% advocacy late It's like for a finite amount of time. It's not, folks, This is not like you get the coronavirus shot and you're immune from Corona virus, you know?.
Saturday Morning Show
Man charged in NYC bike path killings invokes "Allah," defends ISIS in court
"In kansas city or considering the death penalty for an inmate charged in the shooting deaths of two sheriff deputies and kansas city last week the suspect thirty year old antoine fielder was charged with two counts of capital murder friday police say while he was being transported in a van de cort fielder overpowered the deputies and possibly took one of their guns wyandotte county district attorney mark to preset security will be tight at the courthouse sure that mr fielder is in no way not only mr fielder but any person that is in custody no way will they have the ability to harm anyone in this courthouse again deputy patrick rower died at the scene deputy teresa king died in a hospital the fall following day and alleged bike path truck terrorists spoke out at his hearing in new york friday when a trial date was set maybe sees trucks iverson has the update the man charged with using a rented truck to mow down and murder eight people on a new york city bike path injuring many more last halloween spoke out in court friday over a prosecutor's objection invoking allah and defending islamic state thirty year olds safe low saipa raised his hand to speak immediately after federal judge vernon broderick set an october seventh two thousand nineteen date for the us back imigrants trial saipa please not guilty court records said he hoped to join isis he could get the death penalty chuck sivertsen abc news new york.
Weekend Edition Saturday
Colorado Wildfire Forces San Juan National Forest To Close
"Ticks npr's rob schmitz in shanghai a rescue ship operated by the aid group sos mediterranee see is due to deliver hundreds of migrants rescued from smuggling boats to spain almost a thousand people were rescued four bodies taken from the boats that originated in africa now the spanish government says that france has agreed to take in some of them the shit the aquarius was stuck off the coast of sicily for days as both italy and malta refused to accept them an investigation is underway in kansas city kansas after shooting left two deputies dead from member station k c you are erica hunziger has more both wyandotte county deputies died at a hospital teresa king a forty four year old with thirteen years of service and patrick rohrer a thirty five year old was seven years police say the tour shot after they had transported an inmate from jail to the county courthouse on friday morning police believe it's very possible the deputies were shot with one of their services weapons officials have identified the shooter who underwent surgery friday nor have they given the extent of the shooter's injuries or filed charges yet for npr news i'm erica huntzinger kansas city colorado ficials are considering relief for victims of a massive wildfire in the state's south west dan boyce reports that the fire has blackened more than forty five square miles and forced officials to close the san juan national forest the four sixteen fires been burning since the beginning of the month and currently sits at about thirty three thousand acres colorado governor john hickenlooper and senators cory gardner and michael bennett walked the downtown of nearby durango friday he can luther says many visitors during this crucial summer tourism season are canceling their plans after hearing of the fire and these are small businesses they don't have a lot of you last bounce back on after a month of bad sales the state's delegation says they will be trying to bring relief funds to the community from fema and the us small business administration for npr news i'm dan boys in durango at the northern neck regional jail in warsaw virginia about ninety miles southwest of washington one time trump campaign chairman paul manafort is being held in the vip section according to jail records he was ordered jail over allegations of witness tampering.
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Second Wyandotte County sheriff's deputy dies from injuries after Friday shooting
"Two degrees in boston with fair skies to our top story now china pushing back against president trump's decision to put a twenty five percent tariff on fifty billion dollars worth of chinese goods beijing now says it will raise import duties on a thirty four billion dollar list of american goods including soybeans electric cars and whiskey and that set of retaliatory tariffs includes a plan to tax american lobster potentially jeopardizing one of the biggest markets for the premium seafood chinese officials announced the plan lobster tariff yesterday and the keep families together act has forty senators on board and would end the practice of separating parents and children seeking asylum here in the us senator ed markey wants it passed by monday a second sheriff's deputy dies early this morning from injuries suffered when an inmate who was being transported in kansas city overpowered two officers and shot them kansas city police confirmed on their facebook page that deputy teresa king forty four years old died just after midnight following the shooting on friday wbz news time nine twenty.
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Kansas deputy killed, second officer wounded during prisoner transport
"Traffic now it is three thirty i'm becky lynn here's our top story ktar is on immigration a valley pastor denounces the trump administration's policy of separating families caught trying to cross the border ken hines woman a pastor at shadow roc united church of christ speaking in front of the phoenix ice office this morning this attack on families is attack on who we are as human beings as a community he says many of these families are fleeing dangerous conditions in central america and are seeking asylum in the us white house press secretary sarah sanders says the administration is enforcing the law by separating families at the border to deputies in kansas were shot while transporting inmates from the jail to the county courthouse officials say one deputy was killed the others in critical condition the shooting happened in the parking lot outside of the courthouse wyandotte county major kelly bailiffs says two deputies were overcome by an inmate after transporting it from the jail to the court building for a sentencing hearing it's possible the suspect use the deputies weapons suspect was also hurt and underwent surgery officials have not released the names of the deputies or suspect it's unclear why the suspect was in police custody ryan burrow abc news starting today arizona's newest residents will not be coming from tempe the city of ten ps only hospital will no longer provide labor delivery or postpartum services in a statement sent to ktar saint luke's hospital says their labor and delivery department and has been experiencing low volume for a long time and that it makes more sense.
Dr. Drew Midday Live with Mike Catherwood
Kansas deputy killed, second officer wounded during prisoner transport
"The news with with shelly bonner still they're good abc news live and local at twelve thirty i'm shelley bonner president trump is contradicting an internal justice department investigation that found fault with fired fbi director james comey's handling of the clinton email probe but said there was no evidence of overall political bias the president says the report proved bias in a plot against his election but attorney general jeff sessions sessions says that he has confidence in the bureau's accountability reaffirm and recommit ourselves to the highest ideals of that great agency they up the greatest investigative agencies maybe the greatest in the history of the world far as i'm concerned and so if we make a mistake we're going to confront when wyandotte county sheriff's deputy has been killed and another has been wounded near the county courthouse in kansas city kansas major kelly bailiff of the wind at county sheriff's office described what happened this morning at approximately eleven thirty two wine dot county sheriff's deputies were transporting inmates to cork when they pulled into the parking lot and ready to transport these inmates they were overcome it is very possible that with their own firearm they were both shot a guilty plea is expected to be entered this afternoon by gerald douglas ruppel charged with concealing and lying about a medical condition that led to a two thousand fourteen school bus crash that seriously injured four students.