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6 days ago | northernpublicradio.org | Maria Lara

Read in EnglishÚLTIMAS NOTICIAS: En una audiencia judicial el miércoles que cuestiona la legalidad del acuerdo entre ICE y el IRS, el juez no puso fin al acuerdo mientras se desarrollaba el caso. El gobierno indicó que las partes aún no han decidio cuándo el acuerdo entrará en vigor, según un portazoz de Public Citizen Litigation Group.

6 days ago | northernpublicradio.org | Eleanor Beardsley

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Friday that the U.S. will walk away from efforts to broker a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine if progress isn't made within days.

1 week ago | northernpublicradio.org | Jess Savage |Illan Martin Ireland |Jared Strong

Read in EnglishDELAWARE, Iowa -- En el noreste de Iowa, un grupo de árboles ralos parece fuera de lugar. Está rodeado de campos de cultivo en el lado norte de una carretera de cuatro carriles, un oasis de naturaleza poco común en la zona rural de Iowa, donde cultivar cada pulgada de tierra es primordial. Su propietario espera cortarlo y cultivarlo para convertirlo en tierra de cultivo. Pero no puede hacerlo sin arriesgar su negocio. Por ahora.

1 week ago | northernpublicradio.org | Kaitlin Washburn

Before moving to Chicago from Russia, Dr. Filipp Prikolab had a thriving medical practice. The 34-year-old ran a department of 26 people caring for elderly patients at a Moscow hospital. Before that, he completed his residency in internal medicine, intensive training programs in geriatric and family medicine and earned his medical degree from First Moscow State Medical University. He started his journey to becoming a doctor when he was a 16-year-old in Ukraine taking pre-med classes.

1 week ago | northernpublicradio.org | Madeline Heim |Caitlin Looby

ASHLAND, Wis. — In less than 10 years, three catastrophic floods ravaged northwestern Wisconsin and changed the way people think about water. The most severe, in July 2016, slammed Ashland with up to 10 inches of rain in less than a day — a month's worth of rain fell in just two hours. As rivers swelled to record highs, major highways broke into pieces and culverts washed away. It took months for roads to reopen, with more than $41 million in damage across seven counties.