justme +Follow2 young girls, ages 8 and 10, have been missing from Ventura, California, since April 21, 2026. Their family is deeply concerned and asking the public to help find them. Anyone with information is urged to contact local authorities immediately. Sharing details and spreading awareness can increase the chances of their safe return. The children’s safety is the top priority. Authorities are actively searching and coordinating efforts to locate the girls as quickly as possible. Community support, vigilance, and timely reporting can make a crucial difference in cases like this. Every tip and share helps bring missing children home safely. #wesurvived #missingpersons #safety #community #pray42Share
Rachel Marie +FollowAnvone else see that unmarked 747 landing at 0'Hare today? What's going on? I'm not the kind of guy who jumps to conclusions, but this one gave me pause. A fully unmarked Boeing 747 just landed at ○'Hare this afternoon - no airline logo, no tail numbers I could see, nothing. Looked almost like a ghost plane I've lived near Chicago for 30 vears, and I can't remember seeing anything like that before. Normally, you can tell where a plane's from, or at least see some ID. But this one? Completely blank I'm not trying to stir up rumors, but shouldn't there be some level of transparency about aircraft flying in and out of one of the biggest airports in the country? With everything going on these days - border issues, government flights, who knows what else - it just makes you wonderAnybody else catch it or know what's behind this? #NeedHelp #Whatlslt #Safety111Share
Jonathan+FollowTree down on Ernst Trail about two miles from Bean's Trailhead. Please be careful. #safety00Share
Guess_str+FollowAnyone else see that unmarked 747 landing at 0'Hare today? What's going on? 'm not the kind of quy who jumps tc conclusions, but this one gave me pause. A fully unmarked Boeing 747 just anded at 0'Hare this afternoon - no airline logo, no tail numbers I could see nothing. Looked almost like a qhost plane. I've lived near Chicago for 30 vears, and I can't remember seeing anything like that before. Normally, you can tell where a plane's from, or at least see some ID. But this one? Completely blank. I'm not trying to stir up rumors, but shouldn't there be some level of transparency about aircraft flying in anc out of one of the biggest airports in the shouldn't there be some level of transparency about aircraft flying in and out of one of the biggest airports in the country? With everything going on these days - border issues, government flights, who knows what else - it just makes you wonder. Anybody else catch it or know what's behind this? #NeedHelp #Whatlslt #Safety2216Share
Sabrina Carrillo+FollowFree tax help returns to Southern IndianaTax prep can be a real headache, but families in Southern Indiana don’t have to go it alone this year. The United Way’s VITA program is back, offering completely free tax filing for households making $67,000 or less, seniors, and people with disabilities. These aren’t just volunteers—they’re IRS-certified and trained to help you get every credit you deserve. Last year, they helped locals recover over $1 million! Multiple locations and flexible hours make it easy to get help. Anyone planning to take advantage of this? Or maybe you’ve used VITA before—how was your experience? #Safety #SouthernIndiana #TaxHelp00Share
Emily Delgado+FollowDelta’s new pilot scholarships open doors in Clayton CountyDelta Air Lines is shaking up the future for Clayton County teens by offering scholarships that make pilot training way more accessible. Instead of only focusing on top students, this program welcomes anyone with a passion for flying—even if grades aren’t perfect. With over 70 local high schoolers already earning college credit and flight hours, the financial barrier that kept many out of aviation is finally coming down. Imagine seeing more of our own neighbors in the cockpit! How do you think this could change career dreams for local students? #Safety #DeltaAirLines #ClaytonCounty00Share
Gary Dunlap+FollowCleveland’s winter shelter fills up fastFreezing nights in Cleveland have pushed the new Northeast Ohio Coalition for the Homeless seasonal shelter to full capacity almost overnight. Folks who once struggled to find a safe, warm spot now have a place to call their own—even if just for the night. Guests get a hot meal, a bed, and a sense of stability, which is huge for those dealing with trauma or past negative shelter experiences. The need is real, and the community’s response shows how much can change when people come together. What more could we do to support our neighbors facing homelessness this winter? #Safety #Cleveland #Homelessness00Share
meadowsmary+FollowAthens faces harsh reality as cold claims a lifeFreezing temperatures and fentanyl use combined to take the life of a 22-year-old man at a homeless camp off Old Hull Road this week, highlighting just how dangerous winter can be for those without shelter in Athens. It’s a sobering reminder of the urgent need for more accessible warming centers and support services. If you or someone you know needs help, several Athens shelters and warming sites are open—details are below. How can our community do better to protect our most vulnerable neighbors during extreme weather? #Safety #AthensGA #Homelessness00Share
Richard Jones+FollowUnion workers take a stand in ChampaignUnion electricians braved single-digit wind chills to protest outside the new 16-story high-rise on Green St., calling out PC Treehouse for hiring a contractor that pays less than local union standards. With snacks, a fire pit, and the iconic inflatable rat, these workers say it’s about protecting hard-earned wages and benefits for everyone in Champaign-Urbana. Their flyers stress they’re not asking anyone to boycott, but want the community to know how using low-wage contractors can chip away at area standards. How do you feel about out-of-town companies impacting local pay? #Safety #ChampaignUrbana #UnionStrong10Share
Emily Delgado+FollowCleveland’s XCSB radio is making a comebackCleveland’s beloved college radio station, once known as WCSB-FM, is fighting its way back onto the airwaves—this time as XCSB, a new nonprofit. After a sudden shutdown last fall, the former staff is hustling to relaunch as a community-based internet station, aiming to start streaming by March 1 and open a new studio in May. There’s even a lawsuit brewing to uncover what really happened with the handover to Ideastream. If you’ve missed the station’s eclectic music and local programming, now’s your chance to support its return. What role do you think independent radio plays in our city? #Safety #Cleveland #CommunityRadio00Share