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Tragic Loss in Lithuania U S Army Honors Fallen Soldiers

Thursday, April 3

The U.S. Army has identified Staff Sgt. Troy S. Knutson-Collins as the fourth soldier who died during a recovery mission in Lithuania. Knutson-Collins, 28, was from Battle Creek, Michigan, and was stationed at Fort Stewart in Georgia. He, along with fellow soldiers Jose Duenez... Read More.

Unverified Subcontractor Leads to $350,000 Beef Theft in Tennessee

Wednesday, April 2

An incident report was filed regarding a theft at the Southeastern Provisions meatpacking plant on Helton Road in Bean Station, Tennessee. The theft came to light when two customers reported missing shipments. Upon inquiry, Southeastern Provisions learned that their shipping contractor had subcontracted the... Read More.

Florida Woman Arrested for Allegedly Drowning Dog at Orlando Airport

Monday, March 31

Alison Lawrence, a 57-year-old Florida resident, was arrested following an incident at Orlando International Airport where she allegedly drowned her dog, Tywinn, in a bathroom. The incident occurred after Lawrence was informed she could not board a flight with the 9-year-old miniature schnauzer due... Read More.

Russian Drone Strikes in Kharkiv: Two Dead, Injuries Reported Amid Escalating Tensions

Monday, March 31

Russian drones have targeted key locations in Kharkiv, Ukraine, resulting in two deaths and numerous injuries. The attacks hit a military hospital, a shopping center, and residential buildings. The Ukrainian military condemned the assault as deliberate, particularly affecting service members receiving medical care. Ukrainian... Read More.

Reno Massage Parlor Shuts Down Amid Human Trafficking Probe

Wednesday, March 19

A Reno massage parlor has closed following a months long investigation by the Human Exploitation and Trafficking Unit into suspected prostitution. The investigation into 7 Star Massage, located at 3967 S. McCarran Blvd., included surveillance operations and a review of online advertisements over the last... Read More.

Harvard Expands Financial Aid Making Tuition Free for Families Earning Up to $200K

Monday, March 17

Harvard University recently announced a significant expansion of its financial aid program, making tuition free for students from families with annual incomes of $200,000 or less, starting in the 2025-26 academic year. This initiative aims to increase accessibility and diversity by enabling approximately 86%... Read More.

Mount Spurr Volcano Near Anchorage Shows Increased Eruption Risk

Friday, March 14

A volcano near Alaska’s largest city is showing new signs of unrest, with experts saying the likelihood of an eruption at Mount Spurr in the next few weeks or months has increased.The Alaska Volcano Observatory said Wednesday that it had... Read More.

Dune Express Revolutionizes Sand Transport in the Southwest US with 42-Mile Conveyor Belt

Friday, March 14

The Dune Express, a 42-mile conveyor belt recently installed by Atlas Energy Solutions, is revolutionizing the transportation of sand for hydraulic fracturing across the southwest U.S. Stretching from Kermit, Texas, into Lea County, New Mexico, this massive structure is designed to streamline the delivery... Read More.

Renting vs Buying: Why Renting is More Affordable in Today’s U.S. Housing Market

Thursday, March 13

In today's housing market, renting has become a more financially viable option than owning a home with a mortgage in many parts of the United States. An analysis by LendingTree highlights that in all of the 100 largest U.S. metro areas, renting is cheaper... Read More.

Southwest Airlines Introduces Checked Bag Fees in Major Policy Shift

Wednesday, March 12

Southwest Airlines has decided to introduce fees for checked bags, marking a significant shift from its long-standing tradition of allowing passengers to check up to two bags for free. This change will affect those who haven't reached the higher tiers of the Rapid Rewards... Read More.

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Tragic Loss in Lithuania U S Army Honors Fallen Soldiers

Unverified Subcontractor Leads to $350,000 Beef Theft in Tennessee

Florida Woman Arrested for Allegedly Drowning Dog at Orlando Airport

Russian Drone Strikes in Kharkiv: Two Dead, Injuries Reported Amid Escalating Tensions

Reno Massage Parlor Shuts Down Amid Human Trafficking Probe

Harvard Expands Financial Aid Making Tuition Free for Families Earning Up to $200K

Mount Spurr Volcano Near Anchorage Shows Increased Eruption Risk

Dune Express Revolutionizes Sand Transport in the Southwest US with 42-Mile Conveyor Belt

Renting vs Buying: Why Renting is More Affordable in Today’s U.S. Housing Market

Southwest Airlines Introduces Checked Bag Fees in Major Policy Shift

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