Delaware soldier who saved fellow POWs before dying in World War II accounted for, military officials say

U.S. Army Lt. Col. Louis E. Roemer, 43, of Wilmington, Delaware, who died while he was being held by Japan as a prisoner of ...

Military funerals in New York: Ceremonies to bid final farewells decline as generation of World War II, Korea war vets dwindles

New York's reserve forces, which provide military funeral services for service members, are seeing a generational shift in ...
LAist

The debate for a veterans cemetery in Irvine stalls yet again

After about two hours of discussion, the Irvine City Council voted to table the topic after disagreement over even the ...

Grave Robbery Spreads Across America

Opioid abuse and the rising value of bronze are among the factors driving thieves to loot cemeteries. | World News ...
LAist

New Metro police force

Los Angeles Metro's new chief of police says collaboration between sworn officers and unarmed responders will ultimately be ...
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Terrifying realities about the 'invisible junk' above your head

When we look up at a clear night sky, it looks empty and peaceful, but there’s actually a massive mechanical […] ...
The Globe

Ironwood adopts new flag-flying policy

The Ironwood City Commission approved on Monday evening a resolution to adopt a new flag-flying policy. “This policy is to ...