Officials Respond to Structure Fire in Sioux City Firefighters tackled a blaze in downtown Sioux City, rescuing residents and a cat from the scene Local Sioux City, Iowa, Fire, Emergency, Rescue SIOUX CITY: So, there was a fire in downtown Sioux City, and it’s been quite the scene. Firefighters rushed to a residential area above … Read more
Cincinnati School Board Member Takes on Track Coaching Role Amid Concerns Mary Wineberg, an Olympic gold medalist, is coaching track at Walnut Hills, raising questions about potential conflicts of interest. Education Cincinnati, Ohio, Mary Wineberg, Olympic Gold Medalist, Track Coaching Cincinnati: So, Mary Wineberg, a member of the Cincinnati Public Schools Board, is now coaching … Read more
Santa Ana Winds: A Key Factor in California’s Wildfire Crisis The Santa Ana winds are notorious for intensifying wildfires in California, creating dangerous conditions for residents and firefighters alike Weather Santa Ana, California, Wildfires, Santa Ana Winds, Fire Danger, California Santa Ana: These winds are a big deal in Southern California, especially when it gets … Read more
Employer Roundtables Set to Address Workforce Issues in Southeast NM State and local leaders will discuss workforce challenges in southeast New Mexico during upcoming employer roundtables Local Hobbs, Artesia, Roswell, New Mexico, Workforce Solutions Hobbs: Starting today, there are some important talks happening about workforce challenges in southeast New Mexico. State and local leaders are … Read more
Spokane County and Federal Offices to Close for National Day of Remembrance Spokane County offices will close Thursday to honor former President Jimmy Carter on the National Day of Mourning Local Spokane, Washington, Jimmy Carter, National Day of Mourning, Federal Closure Spokane: So, here’s the scoop. Most Spokane County offices are shutting down this Thursday. … Read more
Centerville Man Charged with Assaulting Police During Capitol Riot A father and son from Centerville face serious charges for their roles in the Capitol riot on January 6, 2021 Crime Centerville, Capitol Riot, Joseph Valentour, Duke Valentour, Police Assault Centerville: On January 7, a man from Centerville and his son were accused of attacking police … Read more
Speaker Mike Johnson Upholds House Ban on Transgender Bathroom Access Speaker Mike Johnson has reaffirmed a ban on transgender individuals using bathrooms that match their gender identity in the House. Politics Transgender, Bathroom Ban, Mike Johnson, Nancy Mace, Sarah McBride, U.S. Capitol, Congress Washington, D.C.: So, Speaker Mike Johnson just renewed this policy that says … Read more
Pittsburgh Police and Fire Training Academy Left Without Heat for Months Pittsburgh’s police and fire training academy has been without heat for months, leaving recruits and instructors to cope with the cold. Local Pittsburgh, Police, Fire Academy, Heating Issues, City Council Pittsburgh: So, it turns out the police and fire training academy in Pittsburgh has … Read more
Anchorage Police Witnessed Public Sexual Assault, Case Took Seven Years to Trial A sexual assault case in Anchorage took over seven years to reach trial, raising concerns about delays in the justice system. Crime Anchorage, Alaska, Sexual Assault, Justice Delays, Court System Anchorage: It’s been a long road for a sexual assault case that started … Read more
Weather Delays: GISD Classes Start 2 Hours Later on Wednesday Gadsden Independent School District will delay classes by two hours on Wednesday due to dangerously cold temperatures Education Gadsden, New Mexico, Cold Weather, School Delay, GISD Gadsden: So, here’s the scoop. Gadsden Independent School District is pushing back the start time for classes on Wednesday, … Read more