Here are highlights of what was published in the Echo Journal e-papers online in the past week. Each e-paper is seven to nine pages of world, national, state, business, entertainment and sports news:
Thursday, Oct. 28: Democrats are at odds over “billionaires tax.” Gun wasn’t thoroughly checked before fatal shot on movie set. Podcast dives into the disappearance of Dorothy’s ruby slippers from a Grand Rapids museum in 2005.
Friday, Oct. 29: Facebook changes its name to Meta. Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is charged with misdemeanor sex offense. Here’s what you need to know about COVID-19 shots for kids. Former hockey player turned advocate hopes Blackhawks sex assault leads to learning.
Saturday, Oct. 30: The U.S. Food and Drug Administration authorizes first COVID-19 shot for young kids. Queen Elizabeth is told to rest for at least two more weeks. Kaepernick’s biopic leaves out his NFL career.
Sunday, Oct. 31: Donald Trump seeks to block Jan. 6 panel’s access to his notes and call logs. “The Pessimists” is considered a fall must-read novel. Minnesota nonprofit guides veterans to the great outdoors.
Monday, Nov. 1: Actor Alec Baldwin says he’ll support measures to boost gun safety on film sets. NFL roundup shares highlights of Sunday’s football games.
Tuesday, Nov. 2: Number of unvaccinated dwindles in New York; mayor says no disruption of services as mandate for first responders takes effect. Study says climate change is increasing fire weather. University of Minnesota to offer free tuition to many Native American students.
Wednesday, Nov. 3: Find this week’s Echo Journal pages, along with extra pages of state, national, world, sports, business and entertainment news.
