The local ordinance was challenged in court shortly after it passed, and the lawsuit was backed by the National Rifle Association.
2021
Far-right party set to gain new influence after Israeli vote
An alliance of groups including openly racist and homophobic candidates appears poised to enter parliament as a member of Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing coalition.
Colorado shooting victims: store staffers, police officer, photographer
Three of the victims of Monday’s shooting at a Colorado supermarket were gunned down while at work.
Slower mail, fewer office hours part of Postal Service plans
Postmaster General Louis DeJoy has announced plans aimed at stabilizing the struggling agency.
Yellen, Powell say more needed to limit U.S. economic damage
Both officials struck upbeat notes about the economy’s outlook in their appearances Tuesday before the House Financial Services Committee.
New plan rekindles effort to create park on Portland’s harborfront
The city is receiving pro bono assistance from a team of community leaders who share the vision for public open space on the eastern waterfront.
MLB notebook: Padres’ Tatis Jr. leaves game with shoulder discomfort
Shortstop Fernando Tatis Jr. was hurt after making a backhanded play.
Extremist groups thrive on Facebook despite bans, report finds
An advocacy group identified 267 pages and groups – many tied to QAnon and militia movements — that it says glorifed violence during the 2020 election.
After landfill closes, Brunswick eyes $1.29 million annual waste disposal plan
Brunswick may continue to contract with Casella at an estimated $803,391 a year, and sign on with ecomaine for an additional $493,475.
UFO report may soon be public – and it’ll be big, ex-official says
One of last year’s coronavirus relief bills mandated a report by June detailing everything the government knows about unidentified flying objects.