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Paul Pelosi makes first public appearance since attacked at home

Monday, December 5 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- Paul Pelosi, alongside his wife, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, made his first public appearance on Sunday since being attacked with a hammer in his home in October, receiving a warm welcome at the high-profile Kennedy Center Honors in Washington. Pelosi, 82, who is... Read More.

Dad of slain Idaho student pleads with public for help: ‘I have to have my justice’

Tuesday, November 29 by ABC News

(MOSCOW, Idaho) -- The father of Kaylee Goncalves, one of the four University of Idaho students mysteriously stabbed to death in an off-campus house, said he's feeling "a little defeated" and frustrated by the lack of transparency from police. But Steve Goncalves said he supports... Read More.

Public Hearing on Little Bear Creek Watershed

Monday, November 14 by Marcee Maylin

On Thursday November 17th from 6:30 to 8:30pm, Snohomish County Surface Water Management (SWM), a division of the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, will hold a public meeting. SWM is seeking the public’s input and... Read More.

How the Jan. 6 hearings changed public opinion ahead of the midterms

Thursday, October 27 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- The House Jan. 6 committee, in its last scheduled hearing, warned that those involved in what they called the attempted coup must be held accountable or history could repeat itself. "With every effort to excuse or justify the conduct of the former president,... Read More.

Uvalde families slam Texas DPS chief, call for his resignation at ongoing public safety meeting

Thursday, October 27 by ABC News

(AUSTIN, Texas) -- Families of the Uvalde, Texas, school shooting victims slammed the head of the Texas Department of Public Safety, Col. Steven McCraw, at an ongoing public safety commission meeting in Austin on Thursday. The hearing marks the first public update since mid-July. Brett... Read More.

Midterm elections: How politics are infiltrating public school systems

Wednesday, October 26 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- School board meetings have become more heated in recent years -- from discussions on how to address gender identity to a surge in the outright banning of some books in some school districts. A recent poll conducted by FiveThirtyEight found that 48% of... Read More.

LA Council member says he will not resign despite public outcry

Friday, October 21 by ABC News

(LOS ANGELES) -- Making his first public comments since a recording of council members making racist and offensive comments was released online, Los Angeles City Councilmember Kevin De León said he does not plan on stepping down from his position, apologizing to his constituents... Read More.

WDFW to Use Drones to Survey Public Lands in Snohomish River Estuary

Monday, October 3 by Marcee Maylin

Do not be alarmed if you see drones flying. WDFW staff will conduct drone surveys over Snohomish County and WDFW-managed lands to support habitat restoration monitoring and planning. Scientists with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) will use a drone to survey... Read More.

Ex-Trump fundraiser worked to ‘manipulate’ the public on behalf of UAE, prosecutors allege

Thursday, September 22 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- A federal prosecutor on Wednesday accused Thomas Barrack, a one-time fundraiser for Donald Trump, of leveraging his "unique access" to the former president to illegally act as a foreign agent on behalf of the United Arab Emirates in a trial that... Read More.

Queen Elizabeth live updates: Public lines up to pay respects as queen lies in state

Thursday, September 15 by ABC News

(LONDON) -- Britain's Queen Elizabeth II "died peacefully" on Thursday, Sept. 8, at Balmoral Castle, the British royal family's estate in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, according to a statement from Buckingham Palace. She was 96. Elizabeth was Britain's longest-reigning monarch. She ascended to the throne in 1952... Read More.

How the public can pay their respects to Queen Elizabeth II

Tuesday, September 13 by ABC News

(LONDON) -- Queen Elizabeth II's lying-in-state won't begin until Wednesday evening, but people have already started lining up in London more than 24 hours before the first mourners will be allowed in for their chance to pay their respects to the history-making monarch. The queen's... Read More.

Too hot for school? Climate change turning classrooms into a public health issue

Thursday, September 1 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- As kids return to school across the country, fall-like temperatures haven't returned to classrooms. Instead, students from more than 100 Philadelphia schools were sent home early on the second and third day of school because of the district's extreme heat protocol and... Read More.

Stories tagged with: public

Paul Pelosi makes first public appearance since attacked at home

Dad of slain Idaho student pleads with public for help: ‘I have to have my justice’

Public Hearing on Little Bear Creek Watershed

How the Jan. 6 hearings changed public opinion ahead of the midterms

Uvalde families slam Texas DPS chief, call for his resignation at ongoing public safety meeting

Midterm elections: How politics are infiltrating public school systems

LA Council member says he will not resign despite public outcry

WDFW to Use Drones to Survey Public Lands in Snohomish River Estuary

Ex-Trump fundraiser worked to ‘manipulate’ the public on behalf of UAE, prosecutors allege

Queen Elizabeth live updates: Public lines up to pay respects as queen lies in state

How the public can pay their respects to Queen Elizabeth II

Too hot for school? Climate change turning classrooms into a public health issue

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