Frustration grows over tall grass nuisance properties
Evan Goodenow reports from Lorain where residents contend with chronic tall grass violations. Bryan Kuehn describes animals inhabiting nearby yards and under an abandoned home, causing injuries to pets and fear for families. He has trapped groundhogs and possums, and worries about further bites while considering moving.
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Kuehn
Sixth St
Mandy Burns
Bryan Kuehn Jr
Otis
Sasha
U.S. posts abroad to stay closed amid caution
The State Department says 19 Muslim world posts will remain closed through week end due to an abundance of caution. Key facilities in Egypt Jordan Libya Yemen Saudi Arabia Kuwait Madagascar Burundi Rwanda and Mauritius stay shut with Kabul and Baghdad reopening today.
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Washington
U.S
State Department
Jen Psaki
Egypt
Jordan
Libya
Yemen
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Madagascar
Burundi
Rwanda
Mauritius
Kabul
Afghanistan
Baghdad
Obama
al-Qaida
Nationwide push for $15 minimum wage sparks consumer impact debate
A national drive to raise the minimum wage to 15 dollars faces labor and business opposition while raising concerns for customers. Shoppers may accept higher prices if wages rise, but many weigh their own budgets first as protests take place in Chicago New York Detroit and Milwaukee.
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R.B. Barrett
Whole Foods
Chicago
Scott DeFife
National Restaurant Association
New York City
Detroit
Milwaukee
Illinois
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Muslim World
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R-Ga
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Mugambi Mutegi
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