Hemingway cats seek federal help in Miami court
The Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum seeks court intervention against the USDA over licensing as an animal exhibitor for its six toed cats. The complaint argues the site is not an exhibitor under the Animal Welfare Act, while the agency cites potential $200 per-cat daily penalties for noncompliance. Separately, an Iowa sheriff faced theft charges over $781,000 seized cash, and opioid overdose interventions with naloxone face debate on prescription use amid fentanylrelated deaths.
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Miami
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Iowa
Dallas County
Brian Gilbert
Polk County
Des Moines
Iowa Department of Public Safety
Jim Saunders
Gilbert
F. Montgomery Brown
Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation
Casey Cook
Prevention Point
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Six Die, Two Hurt in Skydiver Plane Crash
A small plane carrying sky divers crashed after takeoff on Saturday, killing six aboard and injuring two others. Authorities say the craft may have struck a telephone pole before hitting a tree near a residence. Four died at the scene, two died later at St. John’s Mercy Hospital. Injured ranged from serious to critical. no ground injuries were reported. Victims were not identified, though some were believed from the St. Louis area.
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Gary Toelke
St. John's Mercy Hospital
Crewe
David Downs
Downs
St. Louis
Midwest Heats Up as Calif Cools Down
Forecasters warn a prolonged heat wave will grip the Midwest with Chicago and St. Louis under excessive heat warnings through Tuesday evening. The heat may ease Wednesday as California’s two week long triple digit spell subsides. Cities report record highs while officials urge residents to check on neighbors and relatives amid the heat.
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Fresno
Sacramento
Cynthia Palmer
Richard Daley
Munity
Daley
Amerenue Corp
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minnesota Power
Dakotas Declared Epicenter of Nation's Drought Plight
The Dakotas face an unprecedented dry spell with fields of wheat durum and barley wasted. Ranchers sell herds move cattle to greener pastures or buy costly feed as fires scorch grasslands and ponds dry up. Officials call the region the drought epicenter amid the worst conditions since Dust Bowl era.
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Walter Johnson
North Dakota
Johnson
United States
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Dakotas
Minnesota
Montana
Wisconsin
Mark Svoboda
National
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
South Dakota
Svoboda
Paul Smokov
Betty
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Smokev
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