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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.
Two ex-Republican lawmakers claim incorrect info led to trespass charges in a dispute over road ownership on tribal land.
The North Carolina Department of Commerce has announced that the state has achieved a significant milestone in innovation capacity, as detailed in the recently released 2026 Tracking Innovation report. According to the report, North Carolina has entered the top 10 states for overall innovation, ranking 9th based on 41 measures
Education advocates urge Michigan Governor Whitmer to reject a federal tax credit program, fearing it may undercut public schools.
Fewkes, 45, was arrested in March for second-degree sexual abuse. She pleaded not guilty, citing prior reports.
Fall temperatures are rising, delaying ‘sweater weather.’ Reno sees an 8°F increase, doubling warmer fall days since 1970.
David Morris anticipated a routine day in Sarasota on Sept. 11, 2001, but found himself amid unfolding history.
Republican Dan Sullivan missed critical Senate subcommittee meetings, ranking in the top 25% of absent senators.
Republican Ty Masterson, Kansas governor candidate, advocates fiscal responsibility despite past business bankruptcy.
In 2025, Kent Hups discovered the first T. rex trackway in North Dakota, providing rare insights into its movement, akin to a paleontology time machine.
The Little Theatre of Wilkes-Barre brings ‘Come From Away’ to life, capturing the spirit of 9/11’s aftermath.
Dr. Nathaniel Chin, now an associate professor at UW-Madison, draws from personal experience in dementia care.
Activists demand Costa Farms improve heat protections for workers. WeCount’s campaign targets unsafe conditions.
OCAF expands to include performing arts with “Almost Maine” debuting at Rocket Hall on Valentine’s Day 2027.
There are two railroad trestles on College Avenue, one notorious for shearing truck tops. A new development aims to fix one.
The American Red Cross ended its second-ever blood crisis. Havivah Saltz talks with Garrett Reid on prevention.
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board will vote on a motion to remove Chair Stephanie Sneed amid ongoing divisions.
At 4 a.m. at Rancho San Rafael Park, people gather to witness hot air balloons rise as classical music fills the air.