Albany’s first Black mayor hosts inaugural events for community engagement
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Albany’s first Black mayor hosts inaugural events for community engagement

Albany Mayor Dr. Dorcey Applyrs is hosting a series of public events to celebrate the start of her term as the city’s 76th and first…

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Lynchings in Maryland the focus of a state study. Are reparations next?
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Lynchings in Maryland the focus of a state study. Are reparations next?

A Maryland commission recently concluded that state leaders and institutions were complicit in 38 lynchings and the widespread racial terror that followed the Civil War…

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SA Weather Update | 04 January 2026
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SA Weather Update | 04 January 2026

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Why more African Americans are choosing West Africa to ring in the New Year
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Why more African Americans are choosing West Africa to ring in the New Year

There is a growing trend among African Americans in Montgomery County and beyond to travel to West Africa during the New Year’s holiday season, a…

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Philly travelers stranded in Caribbean after U.S. attacks Venezuela
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Philly travelers stranded in Caribbean after U.S. attacks Venezuela

Many Americans scheduled to travel between the Caribbean and Philly had their flights canceled on Saturday. NBC10’s Kelsey Kushner has the story. SUBSCRIBE TO NBC10:…

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Metro family stuck in the Caribbean as Venezuelan dispute closes airspace
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Metro family stuck in the Caribbean as Venezuelan dispute closes airspace

A local family is currently stuck in the Caribbean after the US military operation capturing the Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro disrupted Caribbean travel.

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Hundreds of flights to and from the Caribbean have been canceled following U.S. attack in Venezuela
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Hundreds of flights to and from the Caribbean have been canceled following U.S. attack in Venezuela

The FAA closed airspace over the Caribbean on Saturday because of the U.S. military operation in Venezuela. The airspace is expected to reopen on Sunday.

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Caribbean travel chaos after U.S. strikes in Venezuela leave North Texans stranded
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Caribbean travel chaos after U.S. strikes in Venezuela leave North Texans stranded

The U.S. military strikes in Venezuela are disrupting global travel, including for a North Texas lawmaker whose flight was canceled after the FAA closed Caribbean…

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Flights to Caribbean canceled after US strikes in Venezuela
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Flights to Caribbean canceled after US strikes in Venezuela

Several US airlines canceled flights to the Caribbean after the large-scale attack on Venezuela. “Early this morning in support of the Department of War, the…

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Judge dismisses Louisville police reform settlement after DOJ withdraws support
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Judge dismisses Louisville police reform settlement after DOJ withdraws support

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — A federal judge in Kentucky has dismissed Louisville’s proposed settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice over police reforms after the…

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