Quick-Thinking Deputies Rescue Infant in South Carolina Pool Incident In a dramatic rescue, two deputies from South Carolina showcased their life-saving skills when a baby girl fell into a swimming pool and ceased breathing. The public often associates police officers with law enforcement activities like issuing tickets or maintaining order.
It was Luis Mejia’s third day at work when immigration agents stormed in, rounding up workers at Glenn Valley.
The GOP-led Michigan House voted to hasten school compliance with new reading standards, sparking debate on timing.
Miki Shergalis, inspired by her father’s stories, toured the People of Hope Museum highlighting Catholic charities.
The Refinery Risk Map visualizes emissions and health impacts from US refineries, highlighting vulnerable communities.
House Bill 437 proposes a statewide ban on homeless camping. Local governments must designate areas for temporary camps.
Governor Stein Promotes North Carolina in Europe for Economic Growth Governor Josh Stein, alongside Department of Commerce Secretary Lee Lilley, has recently concluded a trip to Switzerland and Germany to market North Carolina as a prime destination for economic investments and tourism. Their mission aimed to strengthen ties with European
Valley View Cougars clinched their second consecutive 4A title, defeating Blackhawk 13-8 at Penn State.
Wisconsin’s tourism hits a record with 117M visits in 2025, generating $27B in economic impact for the fourth year.
Asheville may pause data center approvals for a year to explore impacts on community and environment; vote on June 26.
A proposed federal rule may cut loan access for cosmetology programs failing an earnings test, impacting students.
The NC Department of Environmental Quality held a hearing on cleaning up Greensboro’s Bingham Park, shifting to full remediation.
