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Supreme Court clears the way for Republican-friendly Texas voting maps; In Twin Cities, riverfront development rules get on the same page; Boston College Prison Education Program expands to women's facility; NYS bill requires timely state reimbursement to nonprofits; Share Oregon holiday spirit by donating blood.

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Trump escalates rhetoric toward Somali Americans as his administration tightens immigration vetting, while Ohio blocks expanded child labor hours and seniors face a Sunday deadline to review Medicare coverage.

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Native American tribes are left out of a new federal Rural Health Transformation Program, cold temperatures are burdening rural residents with higher energy prices and Missouri archivists says documenting queer history in rural communities is critical amid ongoing attacks on LGBTQ+ rights.

Terri Dee

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Terri Dee has worn many hats in her 25+ years in radio, tv, and print as a reporter, news anchor, producer, and talk show host for Emmis Communications, Urban One, and NPR-member stations in Indianapolis and Lafayette, Indiana. Terri earned her Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree from Indiana Wesleyan University and, most recently a Master of Jurisprudence (M.Jur.) degree from the IU Robert H. McKinney School of Law. Her interests include researching and writing stories about court proceedings and rulings in civil and criminal cases, analyzing how the legal system shapes every profession, and inequities in education, housing, civil rights, and the criminal justice system. Traveling, playing skeeball, visiting museums, attending the theater, puzzles, and playing the piano occupy her spare time.


Honors and Awards: Best Documentary or Television Special - Society of Professional Journalists - Indiana Professional Chapter

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