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Loretta James

Loretta James is a dedicated journalist with over three years of experience covering education, community affairs, and politics across the United States. With a passion for amplifying underrepresented voices and a keen eye for policy impacts, Loretta brings insightful reporting that bridges local stories with national relevance. Her work highlights the intersection of classroom challenges, civic engagement, and legislative developments, offering readers clear, human-centered narratives.

Washington Backs Hood River Bridge Project; Oregon May Contribute $105 Million

Washington Backs Hood River Bridge Project, Oregon May Contribute $105 Million

With Oregon looking to match funds, the Hood River-White Salmon Bridge replacement project is making headway after Washington authorized more cash to replace the ...

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CVS to Close 271 Pharmacies Across the U.S. in Latest Restructuring Move

CVS to Close 271 Pharmacies Across the U.S. in Latest Restructuring Move

Local pharmacies nationwide are having a difficult day because CVS recently revealed that 271 of its locations will close in 2025. These local locations ...

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DEA Four L.A. County Men Accused of Plotting to Distribute Large Quantities of Meth and Fentanyl

DEA: Four L.A. County Men Accused of Plotting to Distribute Large Quantities of Meth and Fentanyl

On Monday, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration reported that four males from L.A. County had been taken into custody on suspicion of plotting to ...

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CDC Urges Measles Vaccination Ahead of International Travel Amid Global Outbreaks

CDC Urges Measles Vaccination Ahead of International Travel Amid Global Outbreaks

Before visiting other nations this summer, Americans are being advised by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to ensure they are measles-free. As ...

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U.S. Government Removes Sanctuary Jurisdictions List From Website After Criticism

U.S. Government Removes Sanctuary Jurisdictions List From Website After Criticism

Following substantial criticism for incorporating communities that have openly backed the Trump administration’s hard-line immigration policies, the Department of Homeland Security’s website no longer ...

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Pedestrian Killed While Crossing Street Identified as Father of 7 With Cancer

Pedestrian Killed While Crossing Street Identified as Father of 7 With Cancer

A husband and father of seven who passed away in a car accident last week is being mourned by a family in Wisconsin. Derrick ...

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California Teen Saved by Rescue Team After Attempting to Retrieve Dogs From Well

California Teen Saved by Rescue Team After Attempting to Retrieve Dogs From Well

In an attempt to save the family dogs that had already fallen in an abandoned mine shaft, a California youngster became trapped and needed ...

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U.S. State to Require Speed Limiters in Vehicles Under New Anti-Speeding Rules

U.S. State to Require Speed Limiters in Vehicles Under New Anti-Speeding Rules

Washington recently made progress by requiring drivers to install a device that restricts their vehicle’s speed to the permitted speed limit of the zone ...

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New Road Tech Inspired by Malaysia Lights Up Night Driving in U.S. State

New Road Tech Inspired by Malaysia Lights Up Night Driving in U.S. State

Since images of “glow-in-the-dark” road paint went popular online, new night driving technology has surprised drivers everywhere. Engineers around the world were astounded by ...

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Newport News Shipyard Announces Furloughs Affecting 400+ Employees

Newport News Shipyard Announces Furloughs Affecting 400+ Employees

In an attempt to “increase accountability and efficiency,” Newport News Shipbuilding has placed around 500 workers on furlough, according to the corporation. Kari Wilkinson, ...

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