The National Atomic Testing Museum is set to receive a 6-foot-5-inch confinement vessel that it plans to display in its “The Bomb Without the Boom” exhibit.
National Atomic Testing Museum confinement vessel from Los Alamos
Ohio legislation would strengthen pedestrian safety and clarify vehicular assault laws
Recently introduced legislation in Ohio aims to strengthen pedestrian protections, clarify driver responsibilities, and reinforce penalties for serious vehicular offenses.
Airlines to Congress: Solve the government shutdown
Chief executives from many of the nation’s largest airlines urged Congress to end the ongoing shutdown and warned that airport operations are under increasing strain as key federal aviation workers go without pay.
Southwest bails on Dulles, O’Hare as it shifts focus to Reagan and Baltimore
Southwest Airlines will end service at Chicago O’Hare International Airport and Washington Dulles International Airport on June 4 as it reshapes its route network, the airline said.
Blame game continues as TSA agents miss first full paycheck
Tens of thousands of Transportation Security Administration agents missed their first full paycheck Friday as a funding lapse at the Department of Homeland Security continued.
St. Patrick’s Day is back: Green beer, parades and the annual DUI warnings
Everybody’s Irish on St. Patrick’s Day, a national holiday for parades, pints, and poor decisions. And, if you buy the party line, it’s a celebration of Irish heritage.
DOJ set to open in museum in July, touted as a walk-through history of the department
The Department of Justice says it’s opening a museum in July 2026, timed to the nation’s 250th anniversary, and construction is underway.
Georgia Supreme Court says city not liable for 2016 traffic death
The Supreme Court of Georgia has vacated lower-court rulings in a lawsuit that held the city of Milton liable for a 2016 traffic death involving a vehicle that left Batesville Road and struck a large concrete planter set back from the paved roadway.
Trump signs order targeting drug cartels
President Donald Trump signed a proclamation Saturday declaring that criminal cartels and foreign terrorist organizations operating in the Western Hemisphere should be “demolished” to the fullest extent allowed by law.
South Carolina AG issues public safety advisory amidst Operation Epic Fury
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson is out with a public safety advisory tied to Operation Epic Fury and rising tensions with Iran, warning residents and businesses to keep their eyes open — even though there is no specific, credible threat to the state right now.