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The Dubuque Fire Department is welcoming a new unit to its fleet, a Hazmat/Mobile Command 571. The new vehicle will be on display February 20th.

The Dubuque Fire Department is welcoming a new unit to its fleet, a Hazmat/Mobile Command 571. The new vehicle will be on display February 20th.

Washington: A four-star US Air Force general has warned of a conflict with China as early as 2025 – most likely over Taiwan – and urged his commanders to push their units to achieve maximum operational battle readiness this year.

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A four-star US Air Force general has warned of a conflict with China as early as 2025 -- most likely over Taiwan -- and urged his commanders to push their units to achieve maximum operational battle readiness this year.

WASHINGTON: A four-star US Air Force general has warned of a conflict with China as early as 2025 — most likely over Taiwan — and urged his commanders to push their units to achieve maximum operational battle readiness this year. In an internal memorandum that first emerged on social media on Friday, and was later confirmed as genuine by the Pentagon, the head of the Air

A four-star United States Air Force general Mike Minihan, in an internal memo to the officers he commands, said , on Friday (January 27) that Washington might possibly go to war with China in the next two years, most likely over Taiwan and asked them to be prepared. The document in question first emerged on social media and was later confirmed by the Pentagon as “factual”. In the memorandum, the head of the Air Mobility Command, Minihan said, “I hope I am wrong. My gut tells me we will f...

CONCORD – Applications are now open for the 18th Citizen Public Safety Academy.

Restoring power after a hurricane takes an army. And like an army, Georgia Power's team can deploy thousands of workers on short notice and work around the clock.

Restoring power after a hurricane takes an army. And like an army, Georgia Power's team can deploy thousands of workers on short notice and work around the clock.