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checked to see if she broke security rules while secretary of state. using a private computer server. the state department is try to determine if they included sensitive information. john kerry says clinton has been cooperative. last year, the department sent a letter to representatives of the former secretaries of state requesting they submit any records in their possession for proper preservation. in response, secretary clinton provided the department with e-mails that span her time at the state department. betty: she s omitted 55,000 pages of e-mails to the state department. the nation s biggest banks could survive a financial crisis. the passed the first phase of the stress test. one had barely enough capital to make the cut. goldman sachs. they won t be allowed to match last year s dividends and share buybacks. apple s new mobile payment system is giving thieves a new way to steal. they are doing bogus buying on apple pay using stolen credit cards. banks are now asking

Roswell residents criticize elected officials during City Council open forum

Demand for sidewalks in Roswell after women hit by car

The push for safety was heightened after a hit-and-run in April 2023 that left two women in their 70s with serious injuries.

Former Lincoln students on the air in Murphysboro

Former Lincoln students on the air in Murphysboro Derek Operle The Paducah Sun Editors note: Brenden and Jameson Evers are the sons of Annie and Bob Evers and the grandsons of Phil and Linda Mahler. Special thanks to Derek Operle of The Paducah Sun for permission to use this story. When you tune in to The Mane Report, you’re not hearing double. Twin McCracken County High School seniors Brenden and Jameson Evers have been recording, producing, editing and releasing their weekly podcast and radio show since September 2020. Together they’ve held court on a variety of subjects with guests of all stripes: what it’s like to go to school during a pandemic; the best coffee in the county; school administration decisions with district board members; distributing food to students in the time of COVID-19 with McCracken’s director of food service; UK basketball; and even what it’s like to run an election during one of the weirdest times in U.S. history with Kentucky Secretary of S