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Former President Donald Trump is in Florida, waiting out the possibility of criminal charges in New York City — as the city braces for disruptions that could follow an indictment. Meanwhile on Tuesday, Republican contenders in the 2024 presidential race are sizing up the impact a prosecution could have on a campaign in which Trump is a leading contender. The New York grand jury investigating Trump over a hush money payment to a porn star appears poised to complete its work soon — but not as soon as Tuesday, as Trump had predicted.
Muhlenberg County takes advantage of OCHS mistakes in 12-7 victory
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Robotics teams from the Apollo High School Engineering Academy and Owensboro Innovation Academy are heading to the VEX World Championship scheduled for April 25 through May 4 in Dallas, Texas.
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Conservationists want South Carolina to make the Venus fly trap the state’s official carnivorous plant. Supporters say honoring the Venus fly trap isn’t about one extra thing students see on an elementary school worksheet. Instead, it’s to protect and increase awareness of an interesting species found only in the upper part of the South Carolina coast and a small sliver of southeast North Carolina. In all, South Carolina has about five dozen different official state things, such as the state bird, state opera and even a state snack, which is boiled peanuts.
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