PERRY COUNTY – A deadly crash involving a motorcycle, a passenger vehicle and a semi happened around 4:40 Tuesday morning on Illinois 127 at Illinois 152/Pyatt Cutler Road in Perry County. According to Illinois State Police, the| WMIX
No. 23 Colorado volleyball holds off Northern Colorado upset bid | Boulder Daily Camera
There weren’t many positives out of Colorado’s 53-7 loss to Utah on Saturday, but nickel back Preston Hodge at least provided an encouraging performance.| Boulder Daily Camera
According to six local experts with extensive knowledge of the county's public assemblage history — first-hand, in many cases — the October “No Kings" rally in Santa Cruz, based on event figures from organizers and local law enforcement, was likely the largest single-day public gathering in Santa Cruz County's 175-year history.| Santa Cruz Sentinel
On Tuesday morning, staff from Housing Matters – a nonprofit that provides services for people experiencing homelessness – and representatives from partner organizations donned hard hats to tour Harvey West Studios, a supportive housing project that is still under construction on Coral Street in Santa Cruz.| Santa Cruz Sentinel
Clearcreek Township voters face a rare decision on a police levy that could prevent officer cuts and longer response times. But are the increased property taxes worth it?| WCPO 9 Cincinnati
The Indiana Court of Appeals recently upheld various convictions.| Chicago Tribune
Along with prohibiting federal immigration enforcement agents from using city property, the resolution dictates that signs be placed in all appropriate places to warn agents.| Chicago Tribune
The two killed have since been identified by the Kane County Coroner’s Office as Diego Nava Torres, 32, and Samantha Ortiz, 33, both of Chicago.| Chicago Tribune
This year’s farmers market season in Park Ridge came to a close Saturday, with some vendors looking to unload their inventory and customers gobbling up deals – including buying bushels of apples, lots of squashes and other fall staples. The farmers market in the north suburb is one of the longest-running ones in the area, […]| Chicago Tribune
Families got a head start on the Halloween season Saturday at the Batavia MainStreet group’s BatFest, a four-hour holiday extravaganza in downtown Batavia.| Chicago Tribune
BENTON – State Representative Dave Severin (R-Benton) joined officials from the state of Illinois and the Illinois Department of Natural Resources and Illinois Capital Development Board for a tour of Rend Lake Resort on Monday. Rep. Severin| WMIX
BENTON – State Representative Dave Severin (R-Benton) joined officials from the state of Illinois and the Illinois Department of Natural Resources and Illinois Capital Development Board for a tour of Rend Lake Resort on Monday. Rep. Severin| WMIX
MT. VERNON – The City of Mt. Vernon reminds you that as the weather gets colder, several local organizations offer food assistance for individuals and families in need. Below is a list of food pantries in Jefferson| WMIX
INA (RLC NEWS) – Rend Lake College is excited to join other Illinois community colleges this fall to combat food insecurity and to support students across Illinois during the second annual Feed the Need campus food drive.| WMIX
COLLINSVILLE – Lineworkers representing Ameren Illinois at the 2025 International Lineman’s Rodeo in Bonner Springs, Kansas, brought home some hardware from this year’s competition, Oct. 18. The reigning “Best of the Best” journeyman champs from last year| WMIX
SPRINGFIELD – U.S. Representative Mike Bost’s campaign filed for re-election Monday at the Illinois State Board of Elections headquarters in Springfield. Bost’s campaign submitted 5,013 petitions signed by voters in all 34 counties of the 12th Congressional| WMIX
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Vaughn Palmer: B.C. government underestimated its main union and now faces a far-worse deficit| Vancouver Sun
Well-liked entrepreneur Darshan Singh Sahsi was targeted by a gunman just as he stepped into his vehicle| Vancouver Sun
The Cowichan Tribes have taken issue with the claim by the City of Richmond, and taken up by Premier David Eby, that private landholders were prevented from being given notice of the legal case| Vancouver Sun
David Eby says the B.C. ads are on a different scale from the Ontario government's controversial campaign, which he says he 'unambiguously' supported| Vancouver Sun
It might be a bumpy ride ahead as the B.C. Liquor Distribution Branch scrambles to fulfil orders after an eight-week strike| Vancouver Sun
Big names from the local and international film industry have assembled to take over Vancouver's Park Theatre.| vancouversun
This election, your ballot needs to be in the hands of the county clerk by 8:00 p.m. next Tuesday (Election Day), not just postmarked the day before.| FOX 13 News Utah (KSTU)
Police arrested a man Sunday after he allegedly made a scene at an IHOP restaurant, including bomb threats, political ramblings, and throwing things out of his car.| FOX 13 News Utah (KSTU)
Sheron Grant said her family has been through hurricanes before, but knowing the severity of this one, and the fact that communication may get lost, makes her even more worried.| FOX 13 News Utah (KSTU)
Jackson will appear as a visiting lecturer at California State University, Dominguez Hills, this fall as part of the Presidential Distinguished Lecture Series. Her lecture, “Lessons from My Life in the Law,” will include a discussion with CSUDH President Thomas A. Parham and a faculty panel. The post Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson to Lecture at CSUDH appeared first on .|
Today, a federal force again disappearing our neighbors, using our community as its base of operations. This column will track ICE actions, community responses, and upcoming protests to ensure such history is neither forgotten nor repeated. The post Harbor Area ICE Watch appeared first on .|
BENTON – The Franklin County Office of Emergency Management & Communications (OEMC) is proud to announce the launch of its new mobile application, designed to improve communication, increase public safety, and provide residents with critical information at| WMIX
Six local programs will open boys soccer postseason campaigns, with surging Greeley Central sitting most prominently with a top seed.| Greeley Tribune
Lakota East senior running back Ryder Hooks rushed for 251 yards and two touchdowns in the Thunderhawks' 31-27 win over visiting Hamilton on Sept. 12. He is the WCPO 9 Player of the Week.| WCPO 9 Cincinnati
Allie, the black lab, is 11, and Leia, the yellow lab mix, is 13, and these two have been inseparable since day one.| News 5 Cleveland WEWS
ROYALTON – Several area fire departments responded to a Friday house fire on Sims Street in Royalton. According to the Zeigler Fire Department, the fire did not appear suspicious and a space heater may have caused the| WMIX
WEST FRANKFORT – The West Frankfort School Board will hold a special meeting Thursday night to consider approval of the collective bargaining agreement between the school district and the American Federation of Teachers Local 817. The board| WMIX
A tree planting event in Blue Island was a way the community came together despite fear of federal immigration officers.| Chicago Tribune
For the Buffs (3-5, 1-4 Big 12) to salvage their season, they’ll have to get past a loss to Utah quickly.| Loveland Reporter-Herald
A renowned Loveland sculptor and a woman who grew up here but now lives in France are working together to honor Joséphine Baker, an entertainer, activist and spy.| Loveland Reporter-Herald
DIX – Rome Grade School was placed on a “soft” lockdown for precautionary reasons Friday morning after Jefferson County 911 received several calls of a man north of Dix acting abnormally according to the sheriff’s office. There| WMIX
EBS STAFF On Wednesday night, Oct. 22, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks received a call from a Big Sky homeowner who reported their dog was attacked by two coyotes when […] The post Montana FWP responds to report of coyote-dog attack in Big Sky first appeared on Explore Big Sky.| Explore Big Sky
Sarah Gaither challenges employers to incentive workforce attendance By Jack Reaney SENIOR EDITOR The Big Sky Resort Area District board confirmed all tentative decisions made Tuesday, Oct. 21, resulting in […] The post Resort Tax finalizes nonprofit grant awards first appeared on Explore Big Sky.| Explore Big Sky
Board tentatively funds all projects; Funding for Grow Wild’s forestry project will require $50K match from community By Jack Reaney SENIOR EDITOR On Tuesday, Oct. 21, the annual convention of […] The post Resort Tax allocation session sparks child care subsidy discussion first appeared on Explore Big Sky.| Explore Big Sky
If all goes according to plan, the Colorado women’s soccer team isn’t yet done hosting games at Prentup Field.| Boulder Daily Camera
The moment of truth had arrived. Or maybe even the moment of Truth, Justice and the American Way.| Boulder Daily Camera
For the Buffs (3-5, 1-4 Big 12) to salvage their season, they’ll have to get past a loss to Utah quickly.| Boulder Daily Camera
The $521 million budget is about an 11% drop from last year's budget of $589 million, cuts 19 positions and department budgets, and institutes fees.| Boulder Daily Camera
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Minn Osservatur Politiku Il-baġit mhuwiex biss dokument finanzjarju iżda huwa wkoll dikjarazzjoni morali u soċjali ta’ pajjiż. Il-Baġit 2026 għandu jkun mument fejn Malta tħares ’il quddiem b’ċertezza, bil-għan li tinvesti mhux biss fl-infrastruttura imma fil-kwalità tal-ħajja taċ-ċittadini tagħha. F’dan l-istadju, pajjiżna jinsab f’salib it-toroq. Wara snin ta’ tkabbir ekonomiku impressjonanti, hemm bżonn direzzjoni ġdida […]| Rightwing Voices
Recent reports of violence in Maltese homes for the elderly have raised serious concerns about resident safety and the adequacy of institutional oversight. The following article presents both a recent case and a personal testimony, highlighting the urgent need for reform and accountability in the management of elderly care facilities. I am referring to a […]| Rightwing Voices
A developing weather story is unfolding across the area as multiple systems bring wind, precipitation, and mountain snow.| Q2 News (KTVQ)
"As a responsible landlord, we can’t allow anyone to use the space without a lease and the appropriate insurance in place."| Edmonton Journal
The short answer is no one seems to know| Edmonton Journal
"I'm increasingly concerned with people's disregard and behaviour around arson and fire"| Edmonton Journal
Santa Cruz police are currently investigating what led to a shooting Saturday night that resulted in one person critically injured.| Santa Cruz Sentinel
A driver died Sunday morning after their vehicle crashed through railing along the Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf and into the Monterey Bay, Santa Cruz Fire Department officials announced in an afternoon press conference near the crash site.| Santa Cruz Sentinel
“Another year of a delayed commercial Dungeness crab season is incredibly difficult for our fleet and port communities,” Lisa Damrosch, the association’s executive director, said in a statement. “H…| Santa Cruz Sentinel
Some federal solar credits are ending. Virginia installers rush to meet demand. | Daily Press
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) – An overnight shooting outside a Speedway gas station in Raleigh sent two people to the hospital on Sunday, police said. According to the Raleigh Police Department, officers responded around 3 a.m. to the 1700 block of Trawick Road in reference to a report of shots fired. When officers arrived on scene, [...]| CBS17.com
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — The Raleigh Police Department said more than a dozen cars were broken into at the Lenovo Center Friday night, leading to an armed Pitt County felon being taken into custody. Police earlier Saturday said 10 cars were broken into, with all of the break-ins in the Lenovo Center parking lot. Just [...]| CBS17.com
DURHAM, N.C. (WNCN) -- The American Cancer Society (ACS) hosted its 2025 “The Making Strides Of The Triangle 5K Walk” on Saturday at Durham Bulls Athletic Park in downtown Durham. “This walk is incredible. We’ve turned Durham pink, and it’s all for an amazing cause,” said Tammy Lennox, senior development manager for the American Cancer [...]| CBS17.com
A shooting in Raleigh Saturday afternoon left one person hurt, police said.| CBS17.com
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (WNCN) -- The Alzheimer's Association - Eastern North Carolina Chapter held its annual Walk to End Alzheimer's on Saturday in Fayetteville. More than 1,000 participants honored those impacted by Alzheimer's with a touching "promise garden" ceremony. Walkers carried flowers of various colors representing their personal connections to the disease. So far, $164,000 has [...]| CBS17.com
Two people were hurt in a Fayetteville shooting that resulted from an argument late Saturday morning, police said.| CBS17.com
A man is dead after being struck by two vehicles in Durham early Saturday morning, police said.| CBS17.com
Clermont Northeastern senior QB Brady Schmidt threw for 369 yards and eight touchdowns in the Rockets' win over visiting East Clinton Friday night.| WCPO 9 Cincinnati
Families came together on Saturday at Stumps Westside Bowling to raise money for pediatric cancer research.| WCPO 9 Cincinnati
Catch up with today’s headlines - Here's a quick look at the top news stories across Montana and the latest weather forecast| KBZK News
On Tuesday evening, West Yellowstone residents voiced their concerns about political Facebook posts made by Mayor Jeff McBirnie, who is up for re-election this year.| KBZK News
Strep zoo outbreak at Bozeman dog daycare kills one dog. Veterinarians warn of deadly respiratory illness that can kill dogs within 48 hours.| KBZK News
Belgrade is adding two roundabouts at key intersections to improve traffic flow and safety, with construction starting in 2026.| KBZK News
Zombie Zumba: 6 p.m. Tuesday, Family FunPlex, 1501 65th Ave., Greeley. Come dressed for Halloween and compete in a costume contest. Drop-in fee or free admission with Greeley Recreation membership.…| Greeley Tribune
The Tucson Police Department announced a focus on the intersections in conjunction with a grant from the Governor's Office of Highway Safety.| KGUN 9 Tucson News
Jamin Berman tallies goal and assist for Marmion in 6-0 win over Aurora Central Catholic in Class 2A regional final.| Chicago Tribune
Colorado faces its final competitive hurdle of the preseason on Sunday when it hosts Marquette in a closed scrimmage.| Boulder Daily Camera
Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders didn't hear his name called during Thursday’s first round of the NFL Draft.| Denver 7 Colorado News (KMGH)
Exclusive: Funding for safety net services is evaporating in Santa Cruz County. Can local nonprofits soften the blow? | Santa Cruz Sentinel
“You know, if there’s one thing I want to leave them with,” said Smith. “It’s that this is how we change stuff: you hit the streets.”| Massachusetts Daily Collegian
Lakota East senior RB Ryder Hooks rushed for 290 yards and four touchdowns in the Thunderhawks' 42-28 win over visiting Lakota West.| WCPO 9 Cincinnati
Nickolas Barbato, 32, is charged with dealing in a controlled substance resulting in death, and dealing in cocaine and in a narcotic drug.| Chicago Tribune
NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) -- Election Day is right around the corner, but to help residents beat the long lines, early voting kicks off in New York City this weekend. Early voting begins on Saturday and runs through Nov. 2. Below is everything you need to know before casting your vote or mailing your ballot. [...]| PIX11
NEW JERSEY (PIX11) -- While Election Day is fast approaching, New Jersey residents will be able to cast their ballot as early as this weekend. In 2021, New Jersey established in-person early voting for registered voters at General Election polling locations. When is early voting in New Jersey? Early voting is open from Saturday, Oct. [...]| PIX11
THE BRONX, N.Y. (PIX11) -- A 16-year-old Bronx high school student was detained by ICE agents during a mandatory, routine check-in at 26 Federal Plaza, representatives from the New York Civil Liberties Union say. The eleventh grader, identified only as "E.J.C.C." was detained on Thursday morning while attending the check-in at Federal Plaza alongside his [...]| PIX11
NEW YORK (PIX11) -- Get ready to see more state and local police on the road this week as New York State aims to crackdown on impaired and reckless driving for Halloween. Increased traffic enforcement and patrols are set to begin on Saturday and will run through Halloween night, Governor Kathy Hochul announced. Drivers can [...]| PIX11
NEW YORK (PIX11) -- A snack sold at Costco and Sam's Club has been recalled as it may be contaminated with pieces of metal, according to the United States Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service. The recall impacts over 2 million pounds of ready-to-eat Korean barbecue pork jerky. The jerky has "best by" [...]| PIX11
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, Manhattan (PIX11) -- It's construction that's meant to shore up a dilapidated three-block stretch of one of the city's busiest roadways, but because the project has now taken half a dozen years and is still not complete after the contractor stopped work a year ago, residents protested on Friday. Amid chants of "Finish [...]| PIX11
NEW YORK (AP) — Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic nominee for New York City mayor, pledged Friday to further embrace his Muslim identity in response to growing attacks by former Gov. Andrew Cuomo and his surrogates that he characterized as “racist and baseless.” Encircled by faith leaders outside a Bronx mosque, Mamdani spoke in emotional terms [...]| PIX11
NEW YORK (PIX11) -- It’s Follow-Up Friday, and this week has been all about hope, healing, and heroes. From Rockland County to Manhattan, New Yorkers are uniting to end domestic violence and give back to families in need. In Rockland County, hundreds of survivors, families, and advocates walked across the Mario M. Cuomo Bridge for [...]| PIX11
NEW YORK (PIX11) -- 4.6 million people took the subway on Thursday, which made it the busiest day since COVID. 10% of them paid with a MetroCard. MTA officials welcomed riders on Friday to a MetroCard retirement party in the station concourse at Rockefeller Center. After December 31st, riders cannot reload or purchase MetroCards. It [...]| PIX11
Discover Victorian Butte's fascination with fortune tellers and mystics at a Halloween presentation exploring the city's occult history.| KBZK News
The OHSAA will announce the official football playoff pairings on Sunday. Several teams have unofficially clinched playoff berths.| WCPO 9 Cincinnati
The Elder football team completed the program's fourth 10-0 season in program history Friday night. Elder is 10-0 for the first time since the 1991 season.| WCPO 9 Cincinnati
Prosecutors said a $30,000 bounty led to the shooting death of Kareem Howell in 2016. Thursday, four men were indicted on a slew of charges, including aggravated murder, connected with his death.| WCPO 9 Cincinnati
Clermont County communities and schools will conduct their own appraisal of the W.H. Zimmer coal plant to stem the potential loss of millions in property tax payback if it is devalued.| WCPO 9 Cincinnati
Vince Yario completes 8 of 11 passes for 130 yards and three TDs to lead Bartlett to a 48-0 win over Elgin.| Chicago Tribune
Members of the Haines Borough Planning Commission on Thursday appointed Nathanael Reams to fill a vacant seat on the commission. The seat was vacated by Eben Sargent, who resigned from the planning commission after being elected to the borough assembly in this month’s municipal election. Sargent had two years remaining in his planning commission term, […] The post Reams to fill vacant Planning Commission seat appeared first on Chilkat Valley News.| Chilkat Valley News
Chilkat Valley residents are among the more than 66,000 Alaskans who could lose their federal food assistance benefits in November due to the ongoing federal shutdown. “The U.S. Department of Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) has directed states to stop the issuance of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits for the month of November […] The post Alaskans won’t get food stamps in November unless federal funding is provided appeared first on Chilkat Valley N...| Chilkat Valley News
After more than 2.5 years of government-to-government conversations, the federal agency overseeing millions in grant funding earmarked for the Lutak Dock replacement project is at impasse with the Chilkat Indian Village. Documents from the Maritime Administration, MARAD, show that the agency determined that the Lutak Dock repair and replacement project would have no adverse effect, […] The post Federal agency advises MARAD to reconsider its consultation with Chilkat Indian Village appea...| Chilkat Valley News
The Haines branch of the Division of Motor Vehicles reopened on Monday. The Main Street office has been closed since Aug. 1 when longtime staff member Teresa Albecker retired. New employee Natalie Williams deferred questions about her new role and the reopening of the office to a Department of Administration spokesperson, Forrest Wolfe. Wolfe wrote […] The post After nearly two months, Haines DMV office reopens appeared first on Chilkat Valley News.| Chilkat Valley News
