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Security Guards Sue Former Adams Advisor Tim Pearson for Shelter Attack

Mayor Eric Adams' advisor Tim Pearson, right, walked away from the Midtown Touro migrant shelter after security guards tried to refuse him entry.

Three shelter security guards are suing the city and Mayor Eric Adams’ embattled former advisor Tim Pearson, alleging he attacked them last fall when they asked for his identification at the entrance to a midtown migrant shelter.   “Bitch, do you know who I am?” Pearson shouted at Arrow Security employee Leesha Bell, as he grabbed […]

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Philip Banks III, Adams Public Safety Deputy and Longtime Confidant, Resigns Under Mounting Pressure

Deputy Commissioner for Public Safety Philip Banks speaks at City Hall.

Philip Banks III, Mayor Eric Adams’ deputy mayor for public safety and a longtime associate of the mayor, resigned Sunday night, weeks after his home was raided and phone seized by federal authorities investigating potential corruption in the Adams’ administration. The exit from Adams’ team is one of several by top Adams’ advisors, including schools […]

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Loss of a Kansas City, Kansas, maternity ward reflects a ‘troubling trend’

Providence Medical Center in Wyandotte County closed its labor and delivery department this summer. Many women live in a maternity desert.

This summer, Providence Medical Center in Wyandotte County joined the growing list of community hospitals that no longer deliver babies. The for-profit hospital in a residential corner of northwest Kansas City, Kansas, said a decade of declining birth numbers prompted its decision to shutter its labor and delivery department at the end of June.  Since […]

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Wisconsin Supreme Court to hear challenge to governor on school funding

Tables with benches are in three rows in a room with a green floor, a basketball hoop and colorful drawings on a wall.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in a lawsuit challenging Gov. Tony Evers’ last-minute budget maneuver increasing funding for Wisconsin school districts for the next 400 years.

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