Our question of the day was You're getting married where you met your partner, where is the wedding going to be? The responses will make your heart happy.
A new state law set to go into effect in less than two months will require public businesses and government facilities to post signs if they let transgender people use the bathrooms of their choice.
If not, people could go to jail.
Man charged with damaging restroom facilities at park Tyler Marler (Source: Prince George Police) By NBC12 Newsroom | May 11, 2021 at 6:43 PM EDT - Updated May 11 at 6:43 PM
PRINCE GEORGE Co., Va. (WWBT) - A man has been charged with damaging the restroom facilities at a park in Prince George County.
Police said the restroom facilities near the playground at Scott Park were found damaged on May 1.
After tips from community members, police arrested and charged Tyler Marler, 19, with felony destruction of property.
He is being held in jail on a secured bond.
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Lured by warm temps and smooth pavement without cars, outdoor enthusiasts (and their dogs) are flocking to Grand Teton National Park.
A 14-mile section of Teton Park Road opened last month to non-motorized recreation and has already seen so many visitors the park is expanding services to meet demand.
The park has increased parking access between the Taggart Lake Trailhead and Cottonwood Picnic Area and added additional portable restrooms, although strong winds tossed some of them over on Saturday. They also plan to add a staffed mobile information trailer, according to a recent press release.
Since dogs arenât allowed on park trails, the road is a rare opportunity for park visitors to stretch their legs alongside four-legged friends.
Amazon is apologizing to U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan after directing an âincorrectâ tweet at the Black Earth Democrat last week about whether employees of the online retail behemoth need to use bottles to relieve themselves.
Last week â as an attempt to unionize an Amazon warehouse in Alabama was underway â Pocan responded on Twitter to an Amazon executive who called the business a âprogressive workplace,â arguing Amazon engages in union-busting and makes âworkers urinate in water bottles.â
In response to Pocanâs comment, a tweet from one of Amazonâs Twitter accounts said: âYou donât really believe the peeing in bottles thing, do you? If that were true, nobody would work for us.â