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Magon Hoffman drove 500 miles to New Mexico in 2023 after her unborn daughter received a fatal fetal diagnosis and Oklahoma's abortion ban left her no legal options at home. Three years later she …
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Brenna Witchey (via Oklahoma Watch)
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10/6/26
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On September 28, the Pennsylvania Environmental Council and Aqua Pennsylvania, an Essential Utilities company, are pleased to announce a fourth round of their grant program aimed at improving the …
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David E. Hess (via PA Environmental Digest)
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10/6/26
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A Hadley, Massachusetts man is pleading guilty to importing and selling Russian plutonium, a radioactive material, through the mail.
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CBS Boston (via CBS Boston)
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10/6/26
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Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker built "The PTL Club" into a hugely successful show, only to lose it all over a sex scandal and financial crimes.
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Tatiana Carter (via KXAN Austin)
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10/6/26
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NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) -- The Norfolk Police Department's Emergency 911 Division implemented an AI-powered service to assist with non-emergency calls and informational inquiries. The newly launched …
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Chrysnel Banzouzi (via WAVY)
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10/6/26
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Angelynn E. Mock, 48, previously pleaded guilty to one count of first-degree felony murder in the 2025 death of Anita L. Avers.
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Post-Dispatch staff and wire (via St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Local News)
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10/6/26
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Lead was detected in 99% of products, cadmium in 96% and arsenic in 94%.
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Josie Fischels (via KXAN Austin)
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10/6/26
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The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors will consider a proposal on Tuesday to develop a zoning amendment prohibiting large-scale data centers in unincorporated areas, citing concerns about the …
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City News Service (via NBC Los Angeles)
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10/6/26
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The Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear the Charleston church massacre shooter’s attempt to disqualify his trial judge from further proceedings over claims that he failed to remain impartial. …
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Sophie Brams and The Hill (via KXAN Austin)
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10/6/26
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We’re about a month into the Fall shakeup, where a substantial number of service changes were implemented to improve connections to Link. This is a recurring playbook that Metro has used ever since …
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Sherwin Lee (via Seattle Transit Blog)
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10/6/26
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NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) -- The New York City Council continues to actively work on ways to regulate the use of Artificial Intelligence in the five boroughs. After a long and intense historic meeting in …
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Geovany Dias (via PIX11)
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10/6/26
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The two boards will discuss regional transit, homelessness interventions and land use planning in its first joint meeting since 2024.
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Jackson Hephner (via NewsRadio WINA)
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10/6/26
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A man fled the scene of a crash Tuesday morning after a Dodge Challenger crashed into a pedestrian traffic signal pole in southwest Houston.
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Ninfa Saavedra (via Click2Houston)
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10/6/26
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San Antonio’s annual Neighbors Together, also known as National Night Out, will bring residents and law enforcement together Tuesday for an evening focused on community connection, safety and …
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Hannah Gonzales (via KSAT San Antonio)
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10/6/26
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A few clouds will linger today, but the blue skies and sunshine will be a welcome sight after the past few gloomy days.
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Hannah Rahner (via WBTW)
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10/6/26
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Spooky season has arrived, and the apparent theme this year in Chicago theater is old-school horror.Otherworld Theatre’s world premiere “Midsummer Night Scream” is a new take on Shakespeare's …
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Mike Davis (via Chicago Sun-Times)
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10/6/26
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The line for a Veronica Roth book signing can snake down a hallway. It did on a recent weeknight at Navy Pier as Chicago fans clutched their books, some with worn edges, and waited to meet the famous …
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Adora Namigadde (via Chicago Sun-Times)
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10/6/26
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It's a weather day — good or bad — that will be cemented into thousands of memories perhaps even more than one's wedding day.It will determine heaps for the record 55,000 plus runners headed to …
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Mitch Dudek (via Chicago Sun-Times)
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10/6/26
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House Bill 450 and Senate Bill 23 both require Delaware counties and local governments to make changes in the way they approve developments.
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Sarina Grossi (via WHYY)
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10/6/26
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Dylan Keenan worked at the DEC for 25 years before he was fired for alleged insubordination. Keenan alleges his First Amendment rights were violated.
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Mackenzie Shuman News Staff Reporter (via Buffalo News)
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10/6/26
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