Author Archives: Lashes and Tan

How drug traffickers used foie gras and duck breast to conceal £8m worth of cocaine

Officers said using foie gras and duck breast as a cover was ‘highly unusual’

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Author: Mathilde Grandjean

UK Parliament Meets in Emergency Saturday Session to Approve Rescue of British Steel

LONDON (AP) — U.K. lawmakers returned to Parliament from their Easter break on Saturday to approve an emergency rescue of the country’s last remaining factory that makes steel directly from raw materials. Prime Minister Keir Starmer summoned lawmakers for the highly unusual Saturday sitting to …

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Author: Associated Press

Longtime news anchor signs off on expansive career in broadcast journalism

TUPELO – Relaxed and easygoing while also commanding an air of authority, Craig Ford is quite comfortable in the newsroom of WTVA.

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Author: DENNIS SEID Daily Journal

Column: Chamber seeks volunteers for LPGA Epson Tour

ESCANABA — Here we go again! For the 13th time, the Delta County Chamber of Commerce is proud to be the presenting sponsor of the Island Resort Championship at Sweetgrass. With that designation comes the awesome responsibility of recruiting and placing volunteers for the 300 positions required to host a successful tournament. We are currently […]

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Author: TheDailyPress

Middle-schoolers research, present business showcase

Sparta Middle School’s business showcase tasks students with researching and presenting on an area organization.

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Author: Riley Kelley

SBA honors Reichmann Cattle Company of Glenwood, Minnesota

The U.S. Small Business Administration selected Reichmann Cattle Company as their 2025 Minnesota Family-Owned Small Business of the year.

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Author: West Central Tribune staff report

Healthcare roundtable held in Rochester to discuss what is at stake in Medicaid cuts

Healthcare was in the spotlight on Friday in Rochester as state officials held a roundtable at the Fernbrook Family Center to discuss the impacts of proposed federal cuts.

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Author: Josh Frey

Hawaiʻi lawmakers plan special sessions to address federal funding cuts

State lawmakers are blocking off three dates in the coming months for a special legislative session to address federal funding cuts. The Legislature has about three weeks left in its regular session. But the magnitude of federal cuts and what it means for the state’s budget are still unknown. HPR’s Ashley Mizuo reports.

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Author: Ashley Mizuo