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Brothers of Renee Good call for action in Congress; Analysis: Proposed power plant raises pollution risks for WV residents; Transit Equity Day highlights connecting people to opportunity; New bill would allow VA public workers to unionize.

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A partial government shutdown is ending, but the GOP is refusing to bow to Democratic reforms for ICE and president Trump calls for nationalizing elections, raising questions about processes central to democracy.

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Silver mining made Northern Idaho wealthy, but left its mark on people's health, a similar issue affects folks along New York's Hudson River and critics claim rural renewable energy eats up farmland, while advocates believe they can co-exist.

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PNS Daily Newscast: Afternoon Update - February 4, 2026 


Brothers of Renee Good call for action in Congress; Analysis: Proposed power plant raises pollution risks for WV residents; Transit Equity Day highlights connecting people to opportunity; New bill would allow VA public workers to unionize.


2026Talks - February 4, 2026 


A partial government shutdown is ending, but the GOP is refusing to bow to Democratic reforms for ICE and president Trump calls for nationalizing elections, raising questions about processes central to democracy.

The Yonder Report - February 5, 2026 


Silver mining made Northern Idaho wealthy, but left its mark on people's health, a similar issue affects folks along New York's Hudson River and critics claim rural renewable energy eats up farmland, while advocates believe they can co-exist.

 


 


 


Archive: April 04, 2019