classified documents at mar-a-lago were likely concealed or hidden. arguing the former president was simply holding on to his own presidential records. in just a few hours, a judge is set to hear arguments on a request for a special master to review the seized documents. also ahead, president biden is set to deliver a major prime time address tonight on the the battle for the soul of america. we ll get a live preview from the white house coming up. and, the latest on the ongoing water emergency in mississippi. we will speak with the mayor of jackson on the crisis that has now triggered a political blame game. but the bottom line, willie, is people there don t have clean water. that is right. and they haven t for sometime. we ll talk to the mayor in just a moment. but let s begin this hour with former president donald trump s legal team and its response to the department of justice latest filing on the classified documents seized during the fbi search of mar-a-lago. in the 1
IMPERIAL COUNTY – A California Arts Council (CAC) report released in late October shows the landscape of the arts ecosystem in Imperial County, compiled through both through an outside researcher
briefing about what we saw last night and in those gains and when we could expect certain areas to return pressure. but even when that happens, you know, as always, you know, i say that the city of jackson s water treatment facilities are in a constant state of emergency. because it is not a matter of if, like i said, but a matter of when, and so we need both state and federal support. this is a billion dollars problem which is not within the city s capacity to meet that challenge. we are investing every dollar that we have. not only do we have rely ability challenges, we have equity challenges in our system. that is why we ve invested in $8 million pipe that improves water which is the most effected community. that is why i m standing outside of the weatherization structure that we ve put around our membranes which two februarys ago when the cold temperatures debilitated our water system and shut it down, we invested in that. and so we re making investments
United Way of Washtenaw County launches three-week Equity Challenge
Self-guided challenge sponsored by Toyota
Meredith Bruckner, Community News Producer, All About Ann Arbor
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Volunteers stand by The Rock at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. (United Way of Washtenaw County)
ANN ARBOR – United Way of Washtenaw County has launched its annual 21-Day Equity Challenge to promote collective awareness of how prejudice, privilege and bias emerge in our daily lives.
By 2030, UWWC hopes that zip codes will no longer determine one’s opportunity in the county.
The 2021 challenge will launch on Juneteenth, June 19, which commemorates the ending of slavery in the United States.