Join ONE by ONE Community Portrait Project at Greensboro History Museum
The Greensboro History Museum invites residents to join the ONE by ONE Community Portrait project, July 8-10.
July 7, 2026
The Greensboro History Museum invites residents to join the ONE by ONE Community Portrait project, July 8-10.
Georgia Rep. Mike Collins, endorsing a ban on stock trading, faced criticism for his crypto trades amid his Senate run.
Job growth slowed in June with a rise of 57,000 jobs. Unemployment dropped to 4.2% as 720,000 exited the labor force.
Workforce Pell Grants will soon fund four short-term programs at Omaha’s Metropolitan Community College, aiding quick job entry.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court rejected a conservative activist’s bid to access guardianship records to find ineligible voters.
Pete Buttigieg will visit Omaha in July to support Denise Powell’s campaign for Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District.
In July 2026, neighbors in Wigston, England, heroically saved 87-year-old Phyllis Day from a fire, showing the impact of community bravery.
Michigan State University’s President Kevin Guskiewicz decides to stay, rejecting Clemson’s offer for personal reasons.
General fund revenues in Montana grew by 4.1% in FY 2025, driven by income tax, reversing a predicted decline.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has paused a case challenging sheriffs’ collaboration with ICE, pending federal appeal.
The union seeks answers after a trucker fatally struck Trooper Pahira. The driver was in the U.S. illegally.
Winston-Salem police issued the first citations under a new youth curfew after a 15-year-old was charged at 2:30 a.m.
