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Emmy winning photojournalist at Fox 17 in Grand Rapids, MI.
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2026 Nissan Leaf named best compact electric crossover by U.S. News

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By Michael Powers
| speedme.ru
https://speedme.ru/en/posts/id46449-2026-nissan-leaf-named-best-compact-electric-crossover-by-u.s.-news 2026 Nissan Leaf named Best Compact Electric Crossover by U.S. News The all-new 2026 Nissan Leaf has been named the best compact electric crossover in U.S. News’ 2026 Best Hybrid and Electric Car Awards.
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Results Diagnostics Expands Specialized Lab Services for Behavioral Health and SUD Facilities Nationwide

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By Michael Powers
| EIN Presswire
Las Vegas-Based COLA-Accredited Lab Provides LCMS Toxicology Testing Billed Directly to Insurance LAS VEGAS, NV, UNITED STATES, April 11, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- Results Diagnostics LLC, a COLA-accredited clinical diagnostics laboratory based in Las Vegas, Nevada, today announced the expansion of its specialized laboratory services for behavioral health programs, substance use disorder (SUD) treatment facilities, and pain management clinics across the United States.
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Amid Community Pressure, City Halts Plate Reader Camera Contract

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By Michael Powers
| Popular Resistance
Above photo: Via Flock Safety. Coralville, Iowa—Following a meeting on February 24, the Coralville City Council voted 3-1 to cancel its $36,000 contract with Flock Safety and remove the city’s automated license plate reader cameras (ALPRs). The decision follows months of community pressure and a recent legal threat from the Iowa Attorney General’s office regarding the city’s restrictions on the cameras for immigration enforcement.
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