For years, the Greater Hartford Puerto Rican Day Parade has brought thousands of people from every walk of life together, celebrating the rich cultural heritage Puerto Ricans have gifted the capitol ...
The latest videos from KXAN Austin Talarico touts affordability plans, willingness to work with Trump – In a one-on-one interview, Talarico discusses affordability, border security, health care costs, ...
Family members are mourning the loss of 31-year-old Lavinia Brown, who was shot and killed in her Fairfax home on Sept. 9. More information: https://www.wavy.com/news ...
A man was arrested and charged with kidnapping after a child who was initially reported missing from Spartanburg County was found in New York, deputies say. READ MORE ...
NBC4's David DeGuzman catches up with Crew general manager Issa Tall after a flurry of player signings and roster changes over the summer.
The latest videos from WANE 15 The cost of mailing a letter is increasing again as the United States Postal Service works to address its long-running financial challenges. The adjustments amount to an ...
HONOLULU (KHON2) -- Chick-fil-A is adding some sweet and savory options to its menu for a limited time. The restaurant introduced its new Chicken & Waffles offerings on Aug. 24, giving customers two ...
Twenty-five years ago today, Justina Nicklas and her brother Jashing Ortiz were in school in the Capital Region while their father, Pablo Ortiz, was at his new construction job for the Port Authority ...
Operation Santa is ready to make the holidays merry and bright! Starting Nov. 17, through the United States Postal Service, anyone can adopt letters to Santa from children and families across the ...
USPS clarifies new postmark rules News / Jan 5, 2026 / 05:58 AM EST A new rule published by the United States Postal Service is encouraging people to get important mail sent out early.
Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell is co-leading a coalition of 25 states in a lawsuit against the U.S. Postal Service to block a new federal rule regulating mail-in ballots. (Mass Appeal) ...
Michael C. Rosenberger, a partner at Rapuzzi, Palumbo & Rosenberger, and Jason Moroff, managing attorney at the firm, write that although the law in New York with regard to this subject is limited, a ...