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The Latest: Coronavirus curfew planned for El Paso, Texas
EL PASO, Texas — Officials in El Paso County in Texas plan to impose a new curfew in hopes of combatting a surge in coronavirus cases that is overrunning the border area’s hospitals and funeral homes.
The Latest: Indiana nears its monthly virus death record
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana has nearly recorded its most COVID-19 deaths for a single month with a week remaining as health officials on Tuesday added 103 more deaths to the state’s pandemic toll.
Colorado governor: Defiant restaurants could lose licenses
DENVER (AP) — Gov. Jared Polis warned Tuesday that some Colorado restaurant owners who defy or ignore strict state health orders to stem spread of the coronavirus could lose their licenses to operate.
Seattle City Council OKs budget with nearly 20% police cut
SEATTLE (AP) — The Seattle City Council approved the city’s 2021 budget with reductions to the police budget, though not as much as activists sought amid mass demonstrations against police brutality over the summer.
The Latest: California judge rejects bid to block dining ban
LOS ANGELES — A California judge has rejected a request from a restaurant industry group to block the nation’s most populous county from reinstating a ban on outdoor dining, a plan the group said would devastate businesses and workers.
The Latest: Scientists detect COVID-19 in mink in Poland
WARSAW, Poland — Scientists in Poland said Tuesday that they have detected the first cases of the novel coronavirus in mink in Poland.
The Latest: Russia says vaccine candidate effective, cheaper
MOSCOW — Russia has released new results claiming its experimental coronavirus vaccine is highly effective and will cost less than vaccines made by some Western competitors.
New Mexico lawmakers propose $1,200 payment to unemployed
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — The state legislature is meeting for the second time this year to tackle the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic and has introduced a bill to channel millions in federal funding into a one-time stimulus of $1,200 to economically stressed workers.
12 Grammy facts: BTS and Dr. Luke in, The Weeknd out
NEW YORK (AP) — Twelve things worth noting about Tuesday's nominations for the 2021 Grammy Awards, from snubbed singers to posthumous nominees to famous folks competing for awards.
New York City's first Black mayor, David Dinkins, dies at 93
NEW YORK (AP) — Few American leaders have faced the battery of urban ills that confronted David Dinkins when he became New York City's first Black mayor in 1990.
The Latest: Tokyo leader remains firm about hosting Olympics
TOKYO — Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike remains firm about safely hosting the Olympics in July.
New Mexico lawmakers consider $1,200 payment to unemployed
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — The legislature is meeting Tuesday to pass a bill that could put $1,200 in the hands of state residents who lost their jobs due to the coronavirus pandemic, including those whose unemployment benefits have run out.
Marsh stepping down as Senate pro tempore, Reed nominated
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Longtime Senate President Pro Tempore Del Marsh is stepping down from his leadership position, saying he wants to devote his final two years in Montgomery to education issues.
Editorial Roundup: Louisiana
Recent editorials from Louisiana newspapers:
Ronan affordable housing project receives funding boost
Meadowlark Vista has received $340,000 in federal funding through a state program.
NYC's first African American mayor, David Dinkins, has died
NEW YORK (AP) — David Dinkins, who broke barriers as New York City’s first African American mayor, but was doomed to a single term by a soaring murder rate, stubborn unemployment and his mishandling of a riot in Brooklyn, has died. He was 93.
Analysis: What Wall Street bailout?
Everyone is talking about a Wall Street bailout, which makes no sense at all. Wall Street does not own the things it sells.
Grateful for our business community
As we celebrate the holiday season and say our final goodbyes to a crazy 2020, it was highly evident this year especially, that a professional organization is only as strong as the commitment of its members to the organization's success.
Five tax-saving business strategies
Ideally, business owners don’t plan tax strategies last minute.
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