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The Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska filed a lawsuit on Wednesday against the United States Army, seeking the return of the remains of two children who died and were buried at the US government’s flagship Indian boarding school more than 120 years ago. The lawsuit, which was filed in federal court by the Native American Rights Fund (NARF) on behalf of the tribe, alleges that the Army failed to follow federal law and instead deferred to its own process. Listed as defendants in the lawsuit are...

Frisco fire chief forced to retire

Students from Aquebogue Elementary School and Roanoke Avenue Elementary School hosted a webinar for three veterans in honor of Veterans Day.

Published: 6:00 AM May 1, 2021    Group Captain Beck, the station commander of RAF Marham, speaks to contractors at work on demolishing the hangar - Credit: SAC Craig Williams RAF A historic aircraft hangar has been demolished as work continues to modernise Norfolks main RAF base. Number 1 Hangar at RAF Marham was built in the late 1930s and housed heavy bombers during the Second World War. The structure, which most recently housed the RAFs Tornado jets, has now been demolished to make way fo...

2 Tulsa Fire Stations Get New Firetrucks Tulsa Fire crews are rolling in some new equipment to help them keep Oklahomans safe. The Tulsa Fire Department said it takes support from the community, a great deal of effort, and whole lot of money to get these new trucks ready to roll. “They would unhook the horses and wash the fire truck outside of the station and then the guys would push the truck into the station,” said Captain Keith Beck, TFD.  The Wetdown and Push-In Ceremony is a traditio...

Heres what he had to say. >> this storm has never been more dangerous than it is right now for areas from fayetteville and lumberton, across sand hills and southern piedmont to our mountains. >> griff: you have hundreds of people in shelters here in jacksonville, as many as 500 in chilshelters. weve had coast guard helicopters doing rescues. you can see the flooded street behind me. we look at the marina cafe, a landmark bar in jacksonville, the owner taking me inside for the first time, seeing ...

Governor cooper saying that this is certainly not good and the worst may be yet to come. >> this storm has never been more dangerous than it is right now, from tearas to fayetteville and southern piedmont to the mountains. >> griff: he mentions fayetteville and lumberton, thats farther inland. because of the rivers, the cape fear river threatening dams between fayetteville lumberton. the new river almost broke a record. its almost 10 feet over its crest. we talked to captain bob beck, the 22 yea...