WATCH THE LATEST EPISODE HERE On June 2nd, the Our Copa podcast will premiere ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup kick off. The limited series traces the history of the World Cup and soccer fandom across the globe through a pro-democracy, anti-authoritarian lens. The English-language 6-episode podcast will kick
After a late-March federal cut, Miami’s 81-bed Catholic shelter for unaccompanied minors must close, disrupting foster care and family reunifications.
Ohio veterans criticize Gov. DeWine’s deployment of Guard troops to D.C., citing legal concerns and risks to public trust and military neutrality.
Technology-based small businesses in North Carolina are being encouraged to apply for the One North Carolina Small Business Program, which is now accepting applications. The program aims to support innovative companies in transforming their ideas into impactful products or services. This initiative is part of the state’s efforts to enhance
Montana faces an invasion of non-native freshwater jellyfish. Though harmless, they highlight invasive species concerns.
New research shows wind & solar farms boost rural economies, but some states increase regulations on renewable energy.
Tattoo Zuzu, named after Audra Grosz’s daughter, sits on Viroqua’s Main Street. Grosz moved from Madison for a slower pace.
Carver High School, Winston-Salem’s first school for Black students, celebrates 90 years of history and legacy.
Reno faces challenges with data centers, energy use, and housing costs. Emphasis is on transparency and affordability.
Stefany Shaheen, driven by healthcare and science advocacy, enters the race for New Hampshire’s 1st Congressional District.
Minnesota Rep. Brad Finstad opposed lowering drug costs on his first day in Congress, voting against the IRA.
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In Arizona, 18-year-old Jordan Hope gave shoes to an elderly stranger, helped with his medication, and learned of his recent, heartbreaking loss.
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Tattoo Zuzu, named after Audra Grosz’s daughter, sits on Viroqua’s Main Street. Grosz moved from Madison for a slower pace.
Athenians to feel Hurricane Isaias’ impact Saturday. Expect high winds, flooding risk, and possible tornado threats.
Reno won’t renew its contract with Flock Safety, prioritizing privacy concerns over ALPR tech. New options explored.
When pickleball courts appeared in her once-quiet Phoenix neighborhood, Terry Greene Sterling didn’t just complain — she got organized. Her story illustrates how everyday Americans use local civic tools to push back when a quality-of-life problem lands on their doorstep.
For Michigan families, the price of fuel and the health of local jobs are never far from mind. A new economic proposal from Democratic gubernatorial nominee Jocelyn Benson aims to address both at once — by turning the state’s vast agricultural resources into a hub for biofuel production.
Technology-based small businesses in North Carolina are being encouraged to apply for the One North Carolina Small Business Program, which is now accepting applications. The program aims to support innovative companies in transforming their ideas into impactful products or services. This initiative is part of the state’s efforts to enhance
In Arizona, 18-year-old Jordan Hope gave shoes to an elderly stranger, helped with his medication, and learned of his recent, heartbreaking loss.