Ohio veterans criticize Gov. DeWine’s deployment of Guard troops to D.C., citing legal concerns and risks to public trust and military neutrality.
On a quiet Saturday morning in early June, Marcelo Gomes da Silva was heading to volleyball practice when ICE agents pulled over his car. In moments, the 18-year-old honor student found himself in federal custody, not because he was the target, but because agents were looking for his father. Marcelo,
USAID cuts threaten Louisiana rice farmers, key suppliers for global food aid. With exports at risk, farmers face uncertainty over price drops and market shifts.
Vice President JD Vance praised economic progress under President Trump at a Uline warehouse, citing job growth.
Dearborn is launching Michigan’s first citywide school bus stop-arm safety program to deter illegal passing drivers.
A Michigan childcare program, MI Tri-Share, may shape federal policy, sharing costs among state, families, and employers.
“Grassroots groups in the UK are ensuring a creative, sustainable Christmas for those in need through initiatives like lending libraries, repair cafes, and children’s charities.”
A new program in Nebraska collected over $500,000 from gambling winnings in three months to settle state debts.
Lexington’s diverse community embraces change amid challenges. ‘Lexington Strong’ unites efforts for recovery and support.
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NY Rep. Mike Lawler campaigns for reelection as a moderate while aligning with far-right, MAGA figures. Critics question his true allegiance.
A compassionate act on Gray Highway led Debbie Rhoden and Keith Tidwell to an unexpected friendship, transforming his long, unsafe commute into a safe journey.
Chef Donell Stallworth in Pensacola noticed Charlie Hicks’ absence from his daily routine, prompting a life-saving visit to the elderly man’s home.
Cricket grounds in England launch assistive tech headsets for blind fans, streaming live matches directly to the retina.
U.S. Forest Service faces backlash for using emergency powers for roads and logging post-Hurricane Helene, sparking a lawsuit.
Governor Josh Stein announced a $57M initiative to repair rentals damaged by Hurricane Helene, ensuring affordability.
Fungus linked to white-nose syndrome found in Nevada. Officials increase monitoring to protect bat populations.
Athens insurance professional Carl Blount announces candidacy for the Clarke County School District Board in District 3.
Dearborn is launching Michigan’s first citywide school bus stop-arm safety program to deter illegal passing drivers.
A compassionate act on Gray Highway led Debbie Rhoden and Keith Tidwell to an unexpected friendship, transforming his long, unsafe commute into a safe journey.