Dana Marie McNichol
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101 appearances
24 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 9 Sep
Dana Marie McNichol’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Woods also pled guilty to the second count, refusing to submit a urine test, which comes with a $500 fine.
Now at the time of the crash, Woods failed multiple field sobriety tests and had two hydrocodon pills in his pocket.
Woods also have a good thing.
Also pled guilty to the careless driving citation.
Florida's Attorney General James Uthmeyer tells us the settlement is peanuts and the state deserves billions more.
Meta, that's Facebook and Instagram's parent company, they agree to pay up.
After a group of attorneys general accused the company of designing features that keep children addicted to its platforms.
Now Florida isn't taking the deal.
Uthmeyer compares the 1998 tobacco settlement when cigarette companies agreed to pay.
States over 200 billion.
He says Meta's deal doesn't come close.
Senate.
We deserve to thrive, not just survive.
State Representative Angie Nixon defeating Alex Vindman with a grassroots campaign delivering a major left-wing victory over an establishment Democrat.
Vidman is a formal national security official who was a key witness in President Trump's impeachment trial.
She'll now face an uphill battle in November against Republican Senator Ashley Moody.
These flock cameras are sparking a debate because they can be found in at least 43 states.
They scan license plates and also log identifying data like Meg, model, and color.
Now, the police, they say they're critical in tracking down criminals, but others argue the technology is an invasion of privacy.
Now, some are calling it vigilante vandalism, and the movement is spreading fast.
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