Three days after a man opened fire at one of its stores in El Paso, Texas, and left at least 22 dead, the nation’s largest retailer is faced with how to make its workers and customers feel safe.
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Louisiana launching medical marijuana after years of waiting
Louisiana is becoming the first Deep South state to dispense medical marijuana, 4 years after state lawmakers agreed to give patients access.
Narrow Gauge Railroad staying in Portland
The nonprofit considered moving to Gray after the Portland Co. was sold for redevelopment, but it now plans to remain on the Portland waterfront, where it has operated since 1993.
Trump freezes Venezuela government assets in escalation of tensions with Maduro
The executive order signed by the U.S. president justified the move by citing Maduro’s ‘continued usurpation of power.’
Dolphins willing to try anything on defense
New Miami Dolphins coach Brian Flores will use a number of different looks on defense.
Attorneys argue bail conditions for Maine roofing contractor charged with manslaughter
The state wants to force Shawn D. Purvis to get workers’ compensation coverage and submit weekly reports about his job sites, but the defense attorney says he should not be required to do so.
Maine lawmakers reaffirm views on gun checks, red-flag bill
The four members of the state’s congressional delegation point to previous support of proposed gun control measures.
‘Dusty’s Treehouse’ creator Stu Rosen dies at 80
The beloved, long-running children’s TV show won eight Emmys and a Peabody Award.
Trump claims he wants stronger gun measures, doesn’t say how
President Trump claims he favors legislation providing ‘strong background checks’ on for gun users, but provides no details.
Kashmir tensions intensify amid India-Pakistan skirmishes
India has deployed more troops and ordered thousands of visitors out of the disputed Himalayan region, sparking fears there.