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Georgia student who walked 7 miles to work each day receives new car through woman’s act of kindness

Friday, January 15

A Georgia student who said he walked 7 miles to and from work each day in the hope of saving up money for a car has been gifted a new vehicle, all thanks to one woman’s heartwarming act of kindness.

Volunteers to help with COVID-19 Vaccination Welcomed

Friday, January 15

The Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH) is receiving offers from medical professionals and other individuals looking for ways to help with the COVID-19 vaccination response. An effective response relies on volunteers who are pre-credentialed and organized. Georgia Responds is Georgia’s health and medical volunteer... Read More.

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National Mall closed to public ahead of Biden inauguration

Friday, January 15

The National Park Service has closed Washington’s National Mall to the general public as part of greatly intensified security ahead of Joe Biden’s presidential inauguration.

FBI warns explosives at state capitol protests around Inauguration Day pose ‘substantial’ threat: report

Friday, January 15

Authorities are warning of the "substantial" risk that explosives will be among the "tactics" used during protests before and during the Jan. 20 inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden, piling on to a previous memo urging law enforcement to be prepared for armed demonstrations in all 50... Read More.

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Pennsylvania restaurant owner ‘totally shocked’ by Barstool Fund help

Friday, January 15

A Pennsylvania restaurant owner was left speechless when she found out the viral fundraiser Barstool Fund was helping them stay afloat amid the coronavirus pandemic hardship.

Michigan law enforcement to increase security at State Capitol in anticipation of armed protests

Friday, January 15

State police will work with local police, National Guard and county sheriffs to increase security.

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DOJ’s Capitol riot response and preparation to be reviewed by IG

Friday, January 15

The Justice Department’s internal watchdog is probing how the department and its law enforcement agencies prepared for and responded to the storming of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, officials announced Friday.

Rumors of available COVID-19 vaccines spark frenzy in New York City

Friday, January 15

Rumors on social media of soon-to-expire COVID-19 vaccines up for grabs at the Brooklyn Army Terminal sparked a frenzy of people rushing to the site in the hopes of scoring a shot Thursday evening — before the city showed up with a dose of reality.

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Left-wing activist seen at Capitol wore gas mask, said he had knife during riot: feds

Friday, January 15

The self-described left-wing activist recently arrested for allegedly taking part in the storming of the U.S. Capitol -- later claiming he was there to "document" it -- allegedly wore a gas mask and had a knife at the time of the siege, court papers show.

Cleveland-area therapist eyed in Capitol riot arrested

Friday, January 15

The Cleveland-area occupational therapist who left her job shortly after the Capitol riot was arrested after investigators were able to link her to the siege, court papers show.

Georgia student who walked 7 miles to work each day receives new car through woman’s act of kindness

Volunteers to help with COVID-19 Vaccination Welcomed

National Mall closed to public ahead of Biden inauguration

FBI warns explosives at state capitol protests around Inauguration Day pose ‘substantial’ threat: report

Pennsylvania restaurant owner ‘totally shocked’ by Barstool Fund help

Michigan law enforcement to increase security at State Capitol in anticipation of armed protests

DOJ’s Capitol riot response and preparation to be reviewed by IG

Rumors of available COVID-19 vaccines spark frenzy in New York City

Left-wing activist seen at Capitol wore gas mask, said he had knife during riot: feds

Cleveland-area therapist eyed in Capitol riot arrested

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