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Nucleo Aveiro: Election Results of the Local Coordination Group (2026-2028)
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Authorities Look for Missing Rehab Patient
Authorities are searching for an individual who escaped from a small town’s rehabilitation center. According to the police in Eendekuil near Piketberg, Leroy James Kleinsmith (35) was last spotted at about 9:30 AM at the Eendekuil Rehab Centre. At the time he went missing, Kleinsmith, originally from Belhar in Cape Town, was dressed in a grey hoodie, navy blue tracksuit pants, and grey sneakers.
Authorities Look for Man Involved in Officer Shooting
Police are asking for your help to locate a suspect wanted in an officer involved shooting. Pierce County Sheriff's Office via Facebook Pierce County Sheriff's Office via Facebook He's a white male approximately 5'11" and weighing about 225 pounds. he has brown hair and brow eyes, and neck tattoos. He was last seen wearing a dark hoodie sweatshirt. On Sunday, around 2 am, a Pierce County Sheriff's Deputy found a male slumped over in a vehicle at 72nd Street and East 9th Avenue Court East in Tacoma.
Mexican Women Earn 25% Less Than Men: Worky
HR technology platform Worky reports that women in Mexico earn about 25% less than men in equivalent positions. Worky’s 2025 Salary Study, developed in collaboration with consultancy Matteria, analyzed over 17,000 employee records across various industries and job roles. It reveals that the average monthly net pay for women is MX$23,178 (US$1,229), compared to MX$31,025 (US$1,644) for men.
Independent California Pharmacies Brace For Tariffs On Imported Medication
Here are the morning’s top stories on Monday, May 19, 2025… Federal authorities are seeking help to piece together the timeline of their primary suspect in the explosion at a Palm Springs fertility clinic over the weekend. They identified 25-year-old Twentynine Palms Guy Edward Bartkus in connection with the bombing and said he was likely killed in the blast. President Donald Trump said he will announce tariffs on imported pharmaceuticals in the next few weeks.
Authorities Investigate & Release Name From Deadly Portland Fire
State Fire Marshals are investigating the scene of a deadly house fire that took place in Portland early last month. And authorities have identified the person who was killed during the blaze. According to authorities, the initial incident occurred in the early morning hours on March 6th, when a residence at 11 Olympia Street caught fire and was ultimately destroyed. One person died as a result of the fire, four more were injured.
The Silent Impact of Menstrual Discomfort on the Workforce
Fifty-five percent of working women in Mexico miss work due to menstrual discomfort, according to a report by Dalia Empower, Plenna and Essity. This silently impacts the productivity and workplace well-being of millions of women in Mexico, while the response from companies remains insufficient. In Mexico, at least 35% of women experience salary deductions due to absences taken during menstruation.
Mexico's Mining Workforce Sees 84% Rise in Female Participation
Women now represent 17.9% of the total workforce in the mining sector, marking an 84% increase since 2012, according to data from IMSS. Currently, 74,529 women are employed in the mining industry in Mexico. Promoting equality and labor inclusion is not only a matter of fairness but also beneficial for businesses, as companies that prioritize gender equality tend to be more productive, says Rubén del Pozo Mendoza, President, AIMMGM.
The role of women on Medicine Development in Latin America
Feb. 11 commemorates International Day of Women and Girls in Science, recognizing the critical role of women and girls in science and technology. According to UNESCO, this year’s edition focuses on Unpacking STEM Careers: Her Voice in Science. While advances have been made, there are still gaps to address in closing the gender gap in this sector.
Gender Gaps Persist Despite Growth in Female Employment: ILO
By Aura Moreno | Journalist & Industry Analyst - Thu, 02/13/2025 - 15:51 According to ILO Labour Overview 2024, women’s employment and labor participation rates are 22 percentage points lower than men’s. The report highlights that the high concentration of women in informal and unpaid work continues to limit their economic opportunities, reinforcing the urgent need for policies that promote gender equity in the workforce.
Structural Changes Needed to Achieve Gender Equality: IMCO
The Mexican Institute for Competitiveness (IMCO) considers the initiatives presented by President Sheinbaum a good start toward advancing gender equality. However, it emphasizes the need for structural changes to achieve this goal. IMCO’s study, Initiatives for Equality, analyzed the reform package presented by President Sheinbaum in support of women's rights and substantive equality. The initiative promotes actions to realize gender equality under existing laws.
Authorities Look for Strategies to Close Mexico’s Wage Gap
In observance of International Equal Pay Day, Mexico's Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare (STPS) hosted the Closing the Wage Gap in Mexico meeting, led by Quia Chávez, Deputy Minister of Employment and Labor Productivity. The event brought together representatives from labor organizations, employers, legislators, and authorities to address gender pay disparity and other labor issues.
Madison Mayor In New Role
Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway is getting a new title. She was named the new chair of Climate Mayors. The group is a network of United States mayors who work to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. In her new role, Rhodes-Conway will help catalyze urgent action at the local scale to promote climate solutions and support greener, safer and more resilient cities across the country. Related
WI Rep. Removed From Elections Committee
Representative Janel Brandtjen is no longer serving on the State Assembly’s elections committee. Speaker Robin Vos has removed her from the panel that she previously chaired. The Menomonee Falls Republican has often been at odds with Vos, including over the 2020 election investigation that conflicted with the Vos-endorsed probe by former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman. Brandtjen was dismissed from the Republican caucus last month.
Republicans Assign Blame After Failing To Capture A Senate Majority
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President Biden In Indonesia For G20 Summit
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Istanbul Explosion: Terror Attack Kills 6, Injures 81; Turkish VP Says Female Suspect Detonated Bomb
Turkish Vice President Fuat Oktay said that the explosion that left at least 81 people injured and six dead in Istanbul on Sunday was a terrorist act, according to the official news agency Anadolu.
Father Files Lawsuit Against State Lawmaker in Deadly Crash
The father of the little girl killed in a crash in far northern Wisconsin last summer is now suing the state lawmaker who was involved. The father of five-year-old Khaleesi Fink filed the suit in Ashland County last week. He accuses state Senator Janet Bewley of being distracted when she pulled out in front of the car his daughter was in back in July. Police say the little girl died in the crash, her mother later died at the hospital.
Prosecutors Expected To Wrap Up Today
The lead detective in the Waukesha Christmas Parade attack investigation says Darrell Brooks Jr. never told them why he did it. Detective Jay Carpenter spent another day on the stand yesterday. He told the jury that he was originally cagey with Brooks after his arrest to see if Brooks was telling the truth. Brooks, when it was his time to ask questions, asked the detective why he wasn’t more honest.
Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde Says, 'Sharad Pawar Is a Big Leader, but Whatever He Says Is Just the Opposite of Fact'
Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde on Monday said that all MLAs who voted in his government's favour today during the floor test, will support Droupadi Murmu in Presidential polls. "Sharad Pawar is a big leader, but whatever he says is just the opposite of fact," he said. Shinde also expressed confidence saying that his government will complete 2.5yrs of governance. "Next time, we'll have 200 MLAs, 100 ours & 100 BJP's," Shinde said.
Madhya Pradesh Panchayat Poll 2022: Authorities Look for Solution After Dead Man Wins Sarpanch Election in Sagar District
Bhopal, July 4: Authorities were left in a dilemma after a dead man won the sarpanch polls in a village in Madhya Pradesh's Sagar district. Ravindra Thakur, one of the candidates for the sarpanch post in Kajera village in Deori tehsil, had died of a cardiac arrest on June 22, but his name continued to be on the ballot paper for the July 1 poll as the information was not relayed to authorities, an official said.
Conklin Convenience Store Burglary
Broome County Sheriff’s officials are looking for a suspect who broke into a locked convenience store early April 12. Authorities were looking for a "light-skinned male" with dark hair, in his 20s who fled from the Runway store on Conklin Road in the Town of Conklin following the break-in at around quarter of three Tuesday morning. The man was said to be dressed all in black and was carrying a red and black back pack. He was last seen headed south on Conklin Road.
Authorities Look for Woman Who Stole $4K Bottle of Cognac at San Jose Restaurant
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Authorities Look for Motive With 15-Year-Old Michigan High School Shooting Suspect in Custody
School bells were replaced by police sirens on Tuesday after a shooting at Michigan’s Oxford High School left four students dead. Six other students and a teacher were wounded by gunfire. A 15-year-old suspect is in custody and has been charged as an adult, authorities said, and his parents were charged Friday. After failing to turn up at their arraignment, Crumbley’s parents were arrested in Detroit after federal and local authorities launched an extensive search.
Authorities Look for Prisoner Who Walked Away From L.A Facility Original
Photo: California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation LOS ANGELES (CNS) - Authorities today sought public help to find a prisoner who walked away from a California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation facility in the Los Angeles area over the weekend. Derbert Pineda, 32, was discovered missing from the Male Community Reentry Program facility at about 7 p.m. Sunday, according to the CDCR. Pineda is 5-feet-6 inches tall, weighs 160 pounds, and has black hair and brown eyes.
Concerns Over Massive Utility Bills Prompting Action by State Leaders
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Authorities Look For 2 Missing Girls After 2 Boys Are Killed
The court sought the law ministry’s response after going through a statement by the World Health Organisation, which has declared virginity testing as unscientific, medically unnecessary and unreliable. Leavenworth (US) (AP) Authorities are looking for two girls who were abducted from a Kansas home where two boys were found dead Saturday. The Kansas Bureau of Investigation identified the missing girls as 3-year-old Aven Jackson and 7-year-old Nora Jackson.
Wisconsin GOP's Voting Restrictions Impact Black Residents
By CLAIRE CAMPBELL and LAURA SCHULTZ of Wisconsin Watch. MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Melody McCurtis and Danell Cross start their day early on a recent sunny Sunday going door to door in their neighborhood northwest of downtown Milwaukee. Leaders of the nonprofit Metcalfe Park Community Bridges, the mother and daughter make their way slowly along the route wearing masks and using a bullhorn to maintain distancing as they offer free food, household supplies — and information about how to vote.
32 Union College Students Sickened by Diarrheal Illness
SCHENECTADY, N.Y. (AP) — At least 32 students at an upstate New York college have been diagnosed with a diarrheal illness commonly linked to contaminated lakes, streams and wells. The Union College students tested positive for giardiasis, while other students showed symptoms of the intestinal disease, Fran'Cee Brown-McClure, the college's vice president for student affairs and dean of students, wrote in an email to students Friday. Students who live both on campus and off campus became ill.
Authorities Look for 2 Missing Girls After 2 Boys Are Killed
LEAVENWORTH, Kan. (AP) — Authorities are looking for two girls who were abducted from a Kansas home where two boys were found dead Saturday. The Kansas Bureau of Investigation identified the missing girls as 3-year-old Aven Jackson and 7-year-old Nora Jackson. An Amber Alert said the suspect in the abduction is the girls' father, 40-year-old Donny Jackson.
Authorities Look For 2 Missing Girls After 2 Boys Are Killed
The court sought the law ministry’s response after going through a statement by the World Health Organisation, which has declared virginity testing as unscientific, medically unnecessary and unreliable. Authorities are looking for two girls who were abducted from a Kansas home where two boys were found dead Saturday. LEAVENWORTH, Kan.: Authorities are looking for two girls who were abducted from a Kansas home where two boys were found dead Saturday.
Utah 'On the Brink' After Record Day for COVID-19 Cases
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah hit another ominous record Friday by tallying the highest number of confirmed coronavirus cases in a single day as the state struggles to slow a monthlong surge of COVID-19 that is filling intensive care beds at hospitals. After the state reported confirmed 1,960 cases, Gov. Gary Herbert warned in a statement that the state is “on the brink,” and once again pleaded with people to adhere to mask mandates in place in 21 of the state’s 29 counties.
Authorities Look for Killer of Oregon Wolf; Reward Offered
By ANDREW SELSKY, Associated Press SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Someone shot a wolf in Oregon, leaving its pack without a breeding male, wildlife officials said on Friday as they announced a $6,150 reward for the shooter. “I hope this reward will inspire some citizen to come forward with information leading to the killer,” said Wally Sykes with Northeast Oregon Ecosystems.
Popular 16-Year-Old Lion Named Avus Dies at Topeka Zoo
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — An ailing 16-year-old African lion named Avus has died at the Topeka Zoo. The zoo said Friday in a Facebook post that the zoo had been able to manage the lion's age-related issues until staff noticed a “significant decline in his well-being" this week. The staff tried a new medication and decided to euthanize him after his condition failed to improve.
Beshear Points to Personal Experience to Tout Mask Wearing
By BRUCE SCHREINER, Associated Press FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Kentucky's governor on Friday highlighted his own brush with the coronavirus to stress the importance of wearing a mask to combat its spread as the state's surging outbreak continues. Gov. Andy Beshear reported 1,457 new confirmed virus cases — the state's third-highest daily total since the pandemic began — and 16 more virus-related deaths.
In Nevada House Race, Rodimer Outraised Lee in October
By MICHELLE L. PRICE, Associated Press LAS VEGAS (AP) — New campaign finance reports show Republican challenger Dan Rodimer outraised incumbent Democratic Rep. Susie Lee in early October and had more campaign funds to spend in the tight race as voting kicked off. The final batch of campaign finance reports filed late Thursday shows that in the first two weeks of October, Rodimer raised more than double what Lee did.
Colorado Limits More Gatherings as COVID Cases Spike
DENVER (AP) — Citing a steady increase in Colorado's coronavirus hospitalization caseload, state health officials announced new limits Friday on personal gatherings of people from different households in more than two dozen counties. An amended state health order affecting 29 of the state's counties limits personal gatherings to 10 people from no more than two households. Gatherings of up to 25 people were previously permitted in those counties, Colorado Public Radio reported.
Authorities Look For Missing Hopkinsville Man
Emergency Personnel are asking for the community’s help in locating a missing man in Hopkinsville Monday night. Christian County Emergency Management says 58-year-old Carlton Drake was last seen Sunday afternoon in the Norman Dale Drive area in Hopkinsville. He is described as a male 5 foot 10 inches tall weighing 170 pounds with short brown hair and a mustache and beard. He was last seen wearing a white shirt, a denim blue jacket with leather trim with blue jeans, and white tennis shoes.
New Orleans Protesters Pull Down Bust, Throw It in River
By REBECCA SANTANA, Associated Press NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Protesters Saturday tore down a bust of a slave owner who left part of his fortune to New Orleans' schools and then took the remains to the Mississippi River and rolled it down the banks into the water. The destruction is part of a nationwide effort to remove monuments to the Confederacy or with links to slavery as the country grapples with widespread protests against police brutality toward African Americans.
5 Shot, 1 Killed in Atlanta Shooting
ATLANTA (AP) — A shooting in northeast Atlanta left one person dead and at least four others injured Saturday evening, police said. Police said in a statement that the shooting occurred in the city's Edgewood neighborhood. Authorities said one person was in serious condition and three others were in stable condition after having been shot. Investigators did not immediately release additional details, including any information about the person who was killed. Copyright 2020 The Associated Press.
Floyd's Cousin Implores Marchers to Be a Force for Change
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Thousands of people gathered in Richmond on Saturday for Virginia's “5000 Man March,” a demonstration against racism that included a speech by the cousin of George Floyd, the black man whose death at the hands of police has prompted weeks of protests around the world. The demonstrators gathered at the city's famed monument of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee before making a loop around the downtown.
Authorities Look for Woman Who Was Last Seen Police Station
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Authorities are looking for a woman who was last seen leaving a Kansas City police station more than two weeks ago. Police said 39-year-old Marina Bischoff hasn't been seen since the morning of May 28. Police said Bischoff had been arrested the night before on suspicion of driving while impaired and leaving the scene of a crash. Police said she made multiple phone calls while in detention and didn't appear impaired when she left the station.
Authorities look for information regarding homicide investigation
Advertisement Share Updated: 8:47 PM EDT Mar 22, 2020 Advertisement Authorities look for information regarding homicide investigation Share Updated: 8:47 PM EDT Mar 22, 2020 Authorities are asking the public for their help regarding the death of a man in Orange County. On March 18, Orange County deputies were called to Lee Road and Adanson Street for a report of a hit-and-run. When investigators arrived, Walter Pringle, 21, was found dead at the scene.
Authorities look for cause of toddler’s death
by: WOODTV.com staff Posted: Mar 3, 2020 / 12:42 PM EST / Updated: Mar 3, 2020 / 12:42 PM EST An undated photo of Vayda Vasquez courtesy her family. DOUGLASS TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WOOD) — Authorities continue to investigate how a Stanton-area toddler died Monday. Vayda Vasquez, who would have been 2 in April, was found unresponsive Monday morning at her babysitter’s home on W. Stanton Road near Dickerson Lake in Douglass Township. Emergency responders tried to save her, but couldn’t.
Mom missing and child says she was in wreck
The death toll attributed to the 2019 novel coronavirus, dubbed COVID-19, continues to rise, with tens of thousands of people sickened and thousands of others killed by the virus, mostly in China. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is tracking cases in the U.S. here.
Authorities look for aircraft debris field near Marco Island
News Heavy fog in the area made the search difficult. Wednesday, February 26th 2020, 10:31 AM EST by Erin O'Brien & Taylor Crehan Updated: Wednesday, February 26th 2020, 11:15 AM EST MARCO ISLAND, Fla. - An aircraft distress alarm was activated west of Marco Island at 9:07 this morning. Fireboats from Greater Naples Fire Rescue, Naples Fire-Rescue responded to the scene located 13 miles west of Marco Island and searched for possible debris field or an aircraft, but found nothing.
Authorities look for aircraft debris field near Marco Island
News Heavy fog in the area is making the search difficult. Wednesday, February 26th 2020, 10:31 AM EST by Erin O'Brien Updated: Wednesday, February 26th 2020, 10:42 AM EST MARCO ISLAND, Fla. - An aircraft distress alarm was activated west of Marco Island at 9:07 this morning. Fireboats from Greater Naples Fire Rescue, Naples Fire-Rescue are responding to the scene located 13 miles west of Marco Island. The Collier County Sheriff's Office and United States Coast Guard are also responding.
Authorities look for person who stole chainsaw, tools from Santee Electric in Georgetown
Authorities are looking for the person who broke into the Santee Electric in Georgetown earlier this month. (Source: Georgetown County Sheriff's Office) By WMBF News Staff | February 24, 2020 at 2:13 PM EST - Updated February 24 at 2:18 PM GEORGETOWN COUNTY, S.C. (WMBF) – Authorities are asking for the public’s help in identifying the person who reportedly broke into Santee Electric in Georgetown earlier this month.
Authorities look for person accused of stealing fundraising money from West Hartsville Elementary
By WMBF News Staff | February 20, 2020 at 11:28 AM EST - Updated February 20 at 11:28 AM HARTSVILLE, S.C. (WMBF) – Authorities are asking for the public’s help in locating the person who reportedly stole fundraising money from West Hartsville Elementary School last weekend. According to a press release from the Darlington County Sheriff’s Office, the burglary happened in the early-morning hours of Sunday, Feb. 16. Investigators have released images of a suspect.
Authorities look for two cars as search for missing South Carolina girl continues
Cars caught on camera leaving her neighborhood CAYCE, S.C. – Authorities in South Carolina are searching for two cars that were caught on camera leaving the neighborhood of missing 6-year-old Faye Swetlik. Police say these two cars were seen leaving the neighborhood during the time Swetlik was last seen. Investigators have not been able to identify or interview the drivers, so they’re relying on information from people who live nearby.
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