Financial Services Committee, John Stumpf told lawmakers once again he's "deeply sorry" for his company's scandal over fake accounts.
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The Owatonna-based lettuce company is bringing its indoor greenhouse model to the Lone Star State and California.
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California braces for power shutoffs and warm, windy weekend
Firefighters and officials at California's largest utility company braced for hot, dry and windy weather in northern and central areas of the state this weekend that may fan the flames of several major wildfires or ignite new ones.
National
Judges: Alaska Native corporations ineligible for aid funds
Alaska Native corporations are not eligible to receive a share of the $8 billion in federal coronavirus relief funding set aside for tribes, a federal appeals court panel ruled Friday in overturning a lower-court decision.
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Family demands release of evidence in Breonna Taylor's case
Breonna Taylor's family demanded Friday that Kentucky authorities release all body camera footage, police files and the transcripts of the grand jury proceedings that led to no charges being brought against police officers who killed the Black woman during a raid at her apartment.
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The Latest: Blackfeet reservation orders 2-week lockdown
The Blackfeet Tribal Business Council is imposing a 14-day lockdown as COVID-19 cases surge on the reservation east of Glacier National Park in Montana.
