Judge orders psychiatric care for vet charged in Southport shooting
A judge ordered psychiatric care for Marine veteran Nigel Max Edge, deemed mentally incompetent in the Southport restaurant shooting case.
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Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin visited a North Carolina town devastated by Hurricane Helene
Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin toured Lake Lure and Chimney Rock, NC, on April 7, 2026, to assess Hurricane Helene damage and relief efforts.
Q-and-A: A Trip Down Craft Cocktail Memory Lane with Vito Lantz
Vito Lantz. You were so important in the early stages of developing the craft cocktail scene in Providence, so I want to make sure I have your voice here. When you came to Rhode Island, did you start
DeSantis Farm Bill Expands Benefits for Anglers and Ranchers in Rural Levy County Communities
Florida Gov. DeSantis signed the 2026 Farm Bill expanding benefits for farmers, ranchers, anglers, and rural communities including Levy County.
Cindy Rosenwald, the no. 2 Senate Democrat in New Hampshire, announces retirement • New Hampshire Bulletin
State Sen. Cindy Rosenwald, who represents Nashua and serves as the Senate deputy minority leader, announced Wednesday morning she won’t seek re-election in November, putting a cap on a 22-year career
Unresident NH man with active tuberculosis held for mandatory treatment
MANCHESTER, NH – A homeless man who frustrated New Hampshire health officials for months by refusing to seek medical treatment for his active case of tuberculosis, potentially exposing others to the b
Silicosis cases exceed 500 among Latino workers in Permian Basin triggering lawsuits against stone manufacturers in West Texas
Over 500 Latino workers in West Texas' Permian Basin diagnosed with silicosis, leading to lawsuits against local stone manufacturers. The post Silicosis cases exceed 500 among Latino workers in Permia
As Federal Oversight Retreats, Texas Remains the Nation’s Top Breeding Ground for Extremist Activity
DHS identifies right-wing extremism as the deadliest domestic threat. Texas hosts the most white supremacist propaganda in the nation. In Lubbock, federal civil rights probes were killed. A sourced ex
Bible stories proposal ignites debate over religion in Texas public schools curriculum across statewide districts
Texas school districts started using the Bible-based Bluebonnet Learning curriculum for K-5, sparking debate over religion in public education statewide. The post Bible stories proposal ignites debate
South Houston PD officer shot in head discharged from hospital boosting recovery hopes in Houston Texas community
South Houston Police Officer Aaron Botello was discharged after two emergency surgeries following a March 27 shooting during a traffic stop. The post South Houston PD officer shot in head discharged f
Structure fire response in Johnson County on County Road 605 tests rural emergency services in North Central Texas
A trailer fire on County Road 605 in Johnson County led to a deputy being shot and a suspect killed after a firefight with first responders. The post Structure fire response in Johnson County on Count
History Museum Takes a Second Look at Vermont Firsts
How will you celebrate the nation’s 500th anniversary? Hosting an Ultimate Fighting Championship match on your turf? Build a triumphal arch? Print your own face on a 24-karat gold coin? While many of
Colorado Lawmakers Consider Bill Allowing Older Adults to Opt Out of Jury Duty in State Courts
Colorado lawmakers consider HB 26-1022 to let residents 72+ opt out of jury duty in state courts, following a 98-year-old’s grand jury summons. The post Colorado Lawmakers Consider Bill Allowing Older
1 Dead in Shooting on South Broadway Prompts Homicide Investigation in Denver’s Baker Neighborhood
One person was killed in a shooting near South Broadway and Maple Avenue in Denver's Baker neighborhood, prompting a homicide investigation. The post 1 Dead in Shooting on South Broadway Prompts Homic
Trump’s Personnel Agency Is Asking for Federal Workers’ Medical Records
The Trump administration is quietly seeking unprecedented access to medical records for millions of federal workers and retirees, and their families. A brief notice from the Office of Personnel Manage
Long Island man pleads guilty in the slayings of a Maine woman and six other victims in Gilgo Beach
Rex Heuermann, charged in a series of deaths known as the Gilgo Beach murders, appears for a status conference in Judge Timothy Mazzei’s courtroom at Suffolk County Court in Riverhead, NY, on February
Trump Threatens New Tariffs on China as Markets Plunge
President Trump announced a 100% tariff on all Chinese imports starting November 1, 2025, in response to China’s rare-earth export restrictions.
Urgent Care Clinics Move To Fill Abortion Care Gaps in Rural Areas
MARQUETTE, Mich. — Providing abortions was the last thing Shawn Brown thought she’d be doing when she opened an urgent care clinic in this remote town in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. But she also wasn’
Jorge Martin Claims Ducati Will Return to Normal at Jerez MotoGP Round
AUSTIN, Texas — Jorge Martin is confident Ducati will return to fighting for wins at the Spanish Grand Prix in Jerez, believing the factory team has overcome its early-season struggles. Ducati will re
ODSC AI East 2026: Agentic AI, GraphRAG Healthcare Applications Take Center Stage
BOSTON — The Open Data Science Conference (ODSC) AI East 2026 is set to feature cutting-edge sessions on agentic AI training datasets and GraphRAG applications in healthcare, highlighting the rapid ev
Hilltop Neighborhood Battles City Council Over Park Preservation Plans
Nearly 400 Hilltop Acres residents oppose a $3 million Bexar County park near Talley Road, citing traffic, noise, and crime concerns. Continue Reading →
Lawsuit filed over $19 million sea lion habitat renovation at Denver Zoo
The Denver Zoological Foundation sued BRS Architecture and Vertix Builders over defects in the $19 million sea lion habitat renovation at Denver Zoo. Continue Reading →
Denver City Council tightens contract review process
Denver City Council approved new rules requiring draft contracts to be shared before committee meetings to improve review time and oversight. Continue Reading →
UK Biobank Study: Highest Physical Activity Levels Cut Cancer Risk by 26% Across 13 Types
A UK Biobank study found that highest physical activity levels reduce risk of 13 cancer types by 26%, based on accelerometer data. The post UK Biobank Study: Highest Physical Activity Levels Cut Cance
Novo Nordisk’s Oral Wegovy Gains FDA Approval, 25mg Semaglutide Tablet Launches for Weight Management
The FDA approved Novo Nordisk’s 25 mg oral Wegovy semaglutide tablet for adult weight management, launching in January 2026. The post Novo Nordisk’s Oral Wegovy Gains FDA Approval, 25mg Semaglutide Ta
Dade and Walker Counties Vote Today to Replace Georgia Sen. Colton Moore: Republican Lanny Thomas vs. Democrat Jack Ziblick
Voters in Dade and Walker counties cast ballots Tuesday to replace former Georgia Sen. Colton Moore, with Republican Lanny Thomas facing Democrat Jack Ziblick.
Maine Legislature Poised to Pass First-in-Nation Ban on New Data Centers as Community Backlash Spreads to Over 10 States
Maine House passes bill imposing moratorium on new data centers over 20 MW until 2027 to protect grid and environment.
FBI’s Kash Patel Urges Tripling Down on Pennsylvania Fentanyl Fight During Allentown Visit
FBI Director Kash Patel visited Allentown to urge increased efforts in combating Pennsylvania's declining fentanyl crisis during a roundtable with Sen. McCormick.
Pennsylvania Bill Advances to Lift Shotgun Plug Requirement for Snow Goose Hunting Season
Pennsylvania lawmakers advanced a bill to remove the shotgun plug requirement for the snow goose hunting season, allowing higher shell capacity.
¿Puedo decirle a mi médico que no quiero que use la inteligencia artificial para tomar notas?
El médico de familia Eric Boose ha estado usando una herramienta de inteligencia artificial (IA) para volver a lo que él llama la “medicina a la antigua”: hablar con los pacientes cara a cara, sin ten
Clay Fuller Republican Surge in Northwest Georgia 14th District Primary Runoff
Clay Fuller won the Republican runoff for Georgia’s 14th Congressional District special election, advancing to fill Marjorie Taylor Greene’s vacated seat.
Northern Atlanta Suburbs Voters Decide Senate District 7 Vacancy After Nabilah Parkes Resignation
Voters in northern Gwinnett County will hold a special election on May 19 to fill the Georgia Senate District 7 seat vacated by Nabilah Parkes.
Mississippi Runoffs Echo Georgia Legislative Battles in Southern Political Hotbed
Justin Pope and Kamesha Mumford won Mississippi Senate runoffs on Dec 2, following redistricting to enhance Black voting representation.
Científicos de Estados Unidos secuencian 1.000 genomas del sarampión, eliminado durante años gracias a las vacunas
Los Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades (CDC, por sus siglas en inglés) acaban de publicar en línea por primera vez una gran cantidad de datos genéticos detallados de los virus del
Girl Held Upside Down with Head Submerged in Ocean as Punishment in Wilmington, Police Charge Parents
Two parents in Wilmington, NC, were charged with child abuse after a man held a girl’s head underwater as punishment near Sunset Beach Pier.
Four-Year Raleigh Tunnel Replacement Project Ends with New Bridge Opening
Raleigh completed the $45 million Ligon Street Tunnel Replacement Project, opening a new two-lane bridge over I-440 to improve access near NC State.
La búsqueda de Trump de inscritos indocumentados en Medicaid arroja muy pocos infractores
En agosto pasado, como parte de la ofensiva del gobierno federal contra las personas en el país sin papeles, la administración Trump envió a los estados los nombres de cientos de miles de inscritos en
Florida Senate Passes H 1471 Targeting Systems of Law and Terrorist Organizations in Tallahassee
The Florida Senate passed H 1471, allowing the state to dissolve corporations linked to terrorist groups and impose penalties for support or membership.
DeSantis Links Cousin Marriage Ban to Public Safety in High-Profile Tallahassee Ceremony
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed HB 1471 designating terrorist groups and called for banning cousin marriage, citing public safety concerns.
Florida House Education Committee Pushes H 1471 General Bill on Terrorist Organizations in Tallahassee
The Florida House Education Committee advanced HB 1471 to apply terrorism laws equally to domestic and foreign groups, allowing FDLE to designate them.
4 Magnitude Earthquake Jolts Near Borrego Springs in San Diego County
A magnitude 4.0 earthquake struck near Borrego Springs in San Diego County, occurring in the seismically active Salton Trough region.
Borrego Springs Residents Feel 2.4 Quake Tremors in Imperial Valley Area
A magnitude 2.4 earthquake struck near Borrego Springs, California, on November 7, 2024, causing light tremors felt by residents.
Livermore Earthquake Aftermath Monitored at 8-Mile Depth in Alameda County
A magnitude 5.8 earthquake struck near Livermore, Alameda County, on January 24, 1980, causing $11.5 million in damage and surface ruptures.
Texas Tech’s Big 12 championship team integrating transfer quarterback Brendan Sorsby despite Cincinnati’s legal dispute over his departure
Texas Tech added transfer QB Brendan Sorsby for 2026 amid Cincinnati's $1M lawsuit over his contract breach.
Negligent Drivers Face New Felony Charges for Killing Pedestrians in Colorado Reckless Driving Crackdown
Colorado enacts new felony charges for negligent drivers causing pedestrian deaths to enhance penalties and improve safety. The post Negligent Drivers Face New Felony Charges for Killing Pedestrians i
President Trump Signs Executive Order Combating Election Integrity Issues March 31
President Trump signed an executive order on March 31, 2026, to enhance election integrity by verifying mail-in voter citizenship and enforcing voting laws.
Iran War Drives Oil to $100/Barrel, Gas to $4.06 Nationwide as Trump Taps Reserves
Oil prices surpassed $100 per barrel and U.S. gas averages hit $4.06 amid Middle East conflict and U.S. strategic reserve releases.
St. Lucie County Gas Prices Reach $4.23 Average Following Sharp Weekly Increase
St. Lucie County gas prices rose 24 cents to an average of $4.23 per gallon due to increased demand and supply constraints as of April 6, 2026.
Macon Telegraph Reports Environmental Pipeline Challenges in Middle Georgia
The SSE4 pipeline project in Middle Georgia faces environmental concerns over methane emissions, acid rain, and risks to the Floridan Aquifer.
Georgia Legislative Session Ends with Possible Special Session Concerns in Atlanta
Georgia lawmakers concluded the 2026 session early, passing a $38.5B budget and literacy bill, with some issues unresolved, prompting special session concerns.
