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A MAN is in hospital with injuries to his knee and ankle following a car crash in Middlesbrough.

A federal government contractor is issuing smartphones to immigrant families released from two massive Texas detention centers as a way to ensure that they are able to contact case managers and reach their U.S. destinations.

Employees of the nonprofit staged a sickout Tuesday.

Members of the RAICES Texas Workers Union (RTW) denounced the organization, the largest immigration legal services provider in Texas, for neglecting to carry out an extensive search for a new CEO.

Migrant detention centers previously cited for egregious conditions are still open, despite the reduction of migrant children in need. Demand the immediate closure of the remaining for-profit migration shelters, specifically Fort Bliss in Texas, and the establishment of adequate nonprofit migrant care systems.

Oklahomans may drive past road signs warning “No Grain Dumping” reminding haulers to clean up grain piles left on the side of roads or at truck pull offs. Roadside grain dumping can increase the risk of accidents and harm wildlife.

Oklahomans driving north on I-35 may pass a sign warning drivers to not dump their grain trailers before the Stillwater exit on the interstate. These signs are sometimes put up to serve as a reminder for haulers to clean up grain left on the ground.

One of the popular beaches along Cape Hatteras National Seashore is now sporting a 55-foot yacht as a tourist attraction.

The Jonathan Ryan, a commercial fishing vessel, got stuck in the surf about one mile from Frisco Campground, the National Park Service said.

Global cloud communications company, Infobip, announced its arrival into the Australian market, providing local businesses with programmable communica...