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PNS Daily Newscast - June 23, 2017 


Today on the rundown: the Senate GOP releases a draft of their health-care bill; Tropical Storm Cindy is bringing heavy rainfall to the South; and could Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ “tough on drugs” approach fuel mass incarceration?

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Arts & Culture

Infrared imaging shows the 2015 natural gas leak in Aliso Canyon. New rules would reduce methane leaks from pipelines. (Environmental Defense Fund)
Conservation Groups Applaud New Restrictions on Natural Gas Leaks
Tuesday, June 20, 2017
SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Conservation advocates are breathing more easily – and utility companies are preparing compliance plans – ...Read More
Congress is considering a bill (HR 1215) to make it harder for people to sue for medical negligence or malpractice. (Calleamanecer/Wikimedia Commons)
Malpractice Bill Called “Unconstitutional”
Monday, June 12, 2017
HARRISBURG, Pa. – The U.S. House of Representatives could vote this week on a bill that opponents say would prevent people from seeking justice ...Read More
Artists collaborated with the group Forward Together to create cards for Mamas Day, depicting families of traditionally marginalized communities. (Melanie Cervantes/Forward Together)
Mamas Day: An Alternative for Moms Outside the Mainstream
Friday, May 12, 2017
REDMOND, Wash. – In recent years, groups that represent marginalized communities have given Mother's Day a makeover. "Mamas Day" was started in ...Read More
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival provides workshops for high school students in the state. (Kim Budd/Oregon Shakespeare Festival)
Trump's Budget Cuts Could Limit Ore. Students' Exposure to Art
Monday, March 27, 2017
ASHLAND, Ore. – The proposed budget from the Trump administration would slash funding for the National Endowment for the Arts to zero, and that ...Read More
Playing a team sport can produce positive lifelong benefits for young people. (Pixabay)
Team Sports Out of Reach for Many Colorado Kids
Tuesday, March 14, 2017
DENVER – Children from low-income families are more likely to miss out on playing organized sports than their wealthier peers, and the impacts ...Read More
A report summarizing four decades of research concludes that immigrants benefit U.S. communities and do not increase crime. (Pixabay)
Immigrants Do Not Increase Crime, Research Shows
Monday, February 20, 2017
DENVER – As President Donald Trump continues to make good on promises to deport undocumented immigrants – with some in Colorado seeking pr ...Read More
Painter Georgia Baker wants to represent the grizzly bear's more playful side. (2017©Georgia Baker ArtWorks)
Artist Paints Grizzly Bears in a New Light
Tuesday, February 14, 2017
BOZEMAN, Mont. – A Montana artist wants to show grizzly bears from a different perspective and shed light on their precarious situation with ...Read More
President Obama is calling on public-lands agencies to be more inclusive of America's increasingly diverse population. (AlbertHerring/Wikimedia Commons)
President Obama Moves to Make Public Lands More Inclusive
Friday, January 13, 2017
DENVER - President Barack Obama has signed a first-ever memorandum to help guide federal agencies as they work to make public lands more inclusive for ...Read More
One town's wall mural illustrates the power of public art. (Lacy Hale)
The Power of Community Art: Pride and Hope
Thursday, January 5, 2017
JENKINS, Ky. – Brush stroke by brush stroke, a huge mural has come to life in one small Kentucky town - an example, says the project's main ...Read More
This small-town community center is involved in the Letcher County Culture Hub, an effort in eastern Kentucky to bridge political differences through arts and culture. (Gwen Johnson)
KY County Crosses Political Divide through Arts, Culture
Friday, December 30, 2016
LETCHER COUNTY, Ky. - In America, where the political divide has reached Grand Canyon proportions, one Kentucky county is trying to build deep ...Read More
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