Marietta Celebrates America's 250th with Political Art Retrospective at History Center
The Marietta History Center is hosting an event on the history of political illustration on March 2, featuring authors Catherine A. Moore and Megan Hauser, coinciding with America's 250th anniversary celebrations.
Brooklyn Resident Released on Bond After Unwarranted ICE Detention During Green Card Process
Brooklyn resident Allan Dabrio Marrero is set to return home after being detained by ICE for over two months following a green card interview error. His release on bond was uplifted by his husband and church community's support and advocacy.
El Paso Teacher Honored with Prestigious Humanities Award: Rebecca Guerrero of Young Women's STEAM Academy Celebrated for Excellence
El Paso teacher Rebecca Guerrero won the James F. Veninga Outstanding Teaching of the Humanities Award, recognized for her exemplary teaching at the Young Women's STEAM Research & Preparatory Academy.
Fairfield Mail Carrier Suspended Over Facebook Post Addressing Safety in Severe Cincinnati Snowstorm
Ohio mail carrier Jason Thompson was suspended without pay after posting about safety concerns during a snowstorm on Facebook. He criticized USPS's lack of action and was later told he could return to work.
Oklahoma Roads Clear and Dry in Multiple Regions, ODOT Cautions Drivers As Recovery Continues
ODOT reports clear roads in NW, NC, NE, OKC, and Tulsa areas, with caution urged due to potential refreezing. Conditions are slowly improving statewide. Safety tips and final update provided unless conditions change.
Kauai Public Works Sets Strict Refuse Etiquette for Curbside Collection to Ensure Safety and Efficiency
Kauai's Solid Waste Division reminds residents of curbside refuse collection guidelines to ensure smooth, safe operations. Properly bagged, dry trash in carts with closed lids is required; carts must be curbside by 4:30 a.m. on collection day.












