Venezuelans in Las Vegas react to Nicolás Maduro's capture with joy and skepticism, while global reactions vary from support to condemnation of the U.S. military action.

Dr. Trina Orimoto was selected for the APA's Leadership Institute for Women in Psychology, recognizing her contributions to psychological leadership and gender equity.

YCSO conducted rescues including a complex overnight operation to save an injured hiker, amid challenges like hypothermia and flooding. A military helicopter was utilized for evacuation.

Protests erupted in Chicago against U.S. military action in Venezuela and the capture of Nicolás Maduro, with demonstrators demanding respect for Venezuelan sovereignty and opposing potential war.

Apex celebrates MLK Jr. with weekend events, including a rolling closure on Salem Street for a commemorative walk Saturday, January 17th, from 9-10 am.

The capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro by U.S. forces has led to varied reactions, with celebrations among some Venezuelan expatriates and planned protests against U.S. intervention by others.

Latin School of Chicago opened an internal probe after middle-school students were reported practicing "Erika," a WWII-era marching tune tied to Nazi Germany. Families and alumni say the episode revives larger concerns about school culture.

The Edmond Fire Department warns of wildfire season, advising residents to move firewood, clear dead brush, and avoid outdoor burning on windy days to prevent fires.

Phoenix and El Paso offer varied events for the New Year, from a Kings vs. Suns game, to the Million Dollar Quartet play, Fiesta Bowl Parade, art walks, and athletic activities.

Downed wires cause a significant power outage, affecting 4,000 in Upper St. Clair and Bethel Park, Allegheny County, leading to road closures and facility shutdowns.

New Yorkers showed mixed reactions to Venezuelan President Maduro's capture; some celebrated while others protested U.S. intervention in Times Square.

Delray Beach officials request residents to stop lawn watering for 72 hours due to repair work aiming to prevent low water pressure and potential boil water notices.

Atlanta celebrates Mayor Andre Dickens' second term with a three-day event beginning January 3, including service projects and a swearing-in ceremony.