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DTC Business Leaders Slam Cherry Creek School District’s Contract Scandal Impact
Denver business leaders criticized Cherry Creek School District after 14 employment contracts, including the interim superintendent's, were improperly signed. Continue Reading →
Cherry Creek Interim Superintendent Toby Arritola’s Contract Signed by Ousted Board Members
Three Cherry Creek School Board members signed interim Superintendent Toby Arritola’s contract hours before two were ousted in a recall election. Continue Reading →
Studies Confirm Direct Oral Challenge Safely Delabels Penicillin Allergies in Hospitals
Studies show direct oral challenge safely removes penicillin allergies in hospitals, increasing penicillin use 13-fold within 90 days. The post Studies Confirm Direct Oral Challenge Safely Delabels Pe
Stopping Ozempic or Wegovy Reverses Cardiovascular Benefits, New Study Warns
A study finds stopping Ozempic or Wegovy for six months or more reverses cardiovascular benefits in type 2 diabetes patients. The post Stopping Ozempic or Wegovy Reverses Cardiovascular Benefits, New
DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin Threatens to Pull CBP Officers from Sanctuary City Airports Like LAX and JFK
DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin threatened to pull CBP officers from sanctuary city airports like LAX and JFK to prioritize resources amid funding issues.
U.S.-Israeli Airstrikes Destroy Tehran’s Rafi-Nia Synagogue, Last Major Jewish Community Site
U.S.-Israeli airstrikes destroyed Tehran’s Rafi-Nia Synagogue, the last major Jewish community site, early April 7, 2026, Iranian officials report.
Pennsylvania Advances Bill Mandating State Prosecutors Notify Federal Immigration on Undocumented Arrests in High Crime Cities
Pennsylvania Senate passed Bill SB 1127 requiring prosecutors to notify federal immigration on undocumented arrests in high-crime cities.
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker Joins Asian American Hotel Owners Association Convention at 1101 Arch Street Highlighting Indian American Hoteliers Legacy
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker attended the Asian American Hotel Owners Association convention honoring Indian American hoteliers' legacy and future contributions.
Spotlight PA Releases 2026 Election Guide Vetting Pennsylvania House and Senate Candidates on Key Issues Like Abortion Rights and Minimum Wage Hikes
Spotlight PA released a 2026 election guide evaluating Pennsylvania House and Senate candidates on abortion rights, minimum wage, and budget issues.
Metro Atlanta Man Throws Perfume Bottle and Dog in Domestic Dispute in Fulton County Abuse Case
Metro Atlanta man Dorie Trimez Wilson arrested for animal abuse and firearm possession after assaulting dogs in Fulton County.
Atlanta Police Officer Accidentally Shoots Self at Local Apartment Complex in Officer Safety Incident
An Atlanta police officer accidentally shot himself at a downtown apartment complex and was hospitalized in stable condition.
Over 400,000 Arizonans lose SNAP food stamp benefits under Trump legislation, marking nearly 47% decline statewide with largest national drop since July
Over 400,000 Arizonans lost SNAP benefits between July and February due to stricter eligibility rules under Trump’s 2025 legislation.
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoes HB2040 bill requiring adoption information in contraception and STI education discussions at schools and colleges statewide
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed HB2040, blocking a bill requiring adoption info in contraception and STI education in schools and colleges.
Arizona bill aims to limit wolf restoration efforts across the state
Arizona passed HB 2787, barring state agencies from using resources to support the Mexican wolf reintroduction program statewide.
US avoids recession with fiscal tailwinds from tax cuts, elevated refunds, and increased defense/border security spending offsetting uncertainty
The U.S. economy avoided a recession in Q1 2024, aided by tax cuts, higher refunds, and increased defense and border security spending.
US Federal Reserve expected to implement one more rate cut in early 2026, targeting 3.25%-3.50% range amid stable labor market moderation
The Federal Reserve kept rates at 3.50%-3.75% and plans one more 25 basis point cut in early 2026 amid stable labor market conditions.
US Treasury yields lean downward due to moderating inflation and lower short-term rates, boosted by stablecoin issuance demand
U.S. Treasury yields fell as inflation eased to 2.4%, boosting expectations for Fed rate cuts and supported by demand for stablecoin issuance.
US real GDP growth projected at 1.8% for 2026, supported by AI infrastructure spending, consumer resilience, and One Big Beautiful Bill Act stimulus
US real GDP growth in 2026 is projected at 1.8%, driven by AI infrastructure investment, consumer resilience, and stimulus from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
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.
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.
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.
US AI giants collaborate to combat Chinese intellectual property theft targeting their models
OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, and Microsoft formed the Frontier Model Forum in 2023 to counter Chinese IP theft targeting their AI models.
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
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.
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
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Research Triangle Park business incubator lands $20M state grant for tech startups
Research Triangle Park’s business incubator received a $20 million state grant to expand its 12-week program supporting tech and biotech startups.
Fayetteville judge sentences former Army contractor to 10 years for fraud scheme
A Fayetteville judge sentenced a former Army contractor to 10 years for defrauding the Department of Defense through false billing and contract fraud.
Strimling: Maine court solidifies rent control’s power to protect tenants
On March 18, a Maine Superior Court judge summarily rejected the latest attempt by landlords to gut Portland’s rent control law and stifle the power of tenant unions. In fact, in her sweeping decision
Vermont shelters offer a bed. They should offer a path to recovery, too.
Dear editor, Vermont has made significant advances in substance use disorder treatment, including the development of recovery housing models and a more comprehensive system of care that emphasizes coo
New Hampshire answers Trump administration’s call for potential nuclear ‘lifecycle’ campus • New Hampshire Bulletin
Gov. Kelly Ayotte has indicated interest in collaborating with the federal government to expand nuclear development in the state. The state submitted a statement of interest on April 1 in response to
2.5 million Americans lost food aid in months after passage of GOP megabill, study finds • New Hampshire Bulletin
At least 2.5 million low-income people quickly lost help affording groceries under a Republican-passed law that added new requirements for the nation’s largest nutrition program and shifted hundreds o
DeSantis Signs Controversial Florida Terrorist Group Labeling Law Expelling Student Supporters University Campuses
Florida Gov. DeSantis signed HB 1471, allowing the state to label terrorist groups and expel student supporters from universities.
Study recommends barrier fences to prevent suicides on I-95 bridge in Portsmouth
This story was originally produced by the Portsmouth Herald. NHPR is republishing it in partnership with the Granite State News Collaborative. Wire netting and bar fencing systems have been recommende
San Francisco Names New Department of Homelessness Director in San Francisco County
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie appointed Mike Levine as the new director of the Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing.
Alameda County District Attorney Tours Store to See How It Fights Organized Retail Crime in Alameda County
Alameda County DA Ursula Jones Dickson toured a Union City Walmart to review anti-theft measures combating organized retail crime.
Houstonian teen online gambling addiction leads to crippling consequences
Houston native Saul Malek developed an online gambling addiction starting at age 13, highlighting a growing youth addiction linked to accessible betting apps. The post Houstonian teen online gambling
Toyota Center in Houston to undergo $180M transformation renovations
The Toyota Center in Houston will undergo a $180 million renovation starting April 2026, funded by the state and Fertitta family, ahead of the 2028 RNC. The post Toyota Center in Houston to undergo $1
