Jul. 3—TROY — Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine appointed Anthony Kendell of Piqua to the Miami County Municipal Court seat vacated earlier this year with the retirement of Judge Gary Nasal. Kendell, a Republican, is the Miami County prosecutor, a position he has held since 2013. He will assume the judgeship on July 22. Kendell will […]
AUSTIN (KXAN) — While the drought has improved dramatically over the last few months, our lakes have seen split results. Lake Buchanan has risen considerably, whereas Lake Travis, home to a lot of water recreation, hasn’t risen by nearly as much. KXAN’s Chief Meteorologist Nick Bannin spoke with the Lower Colorado River Authority’s Vice President […]
We’re ready to hit the road this holiday week. So, what can you expect to pay for gas in Florida for the Fourth of July travel? On Monday, prices held steady from last week, with the average unchanged at $3.36 a gallon in Miami-Dade County. But experts say prices at the pump could increase. Prices […]
Large beers, Bavarian comfort food and warm weather: Football fans in town for the 2024 Euro Championship will have a hard time escaping Munich’s world-famous beer gardens this summer. But just as Germany is hitting fever pitch, Munich is opening its newest and perhaps most Instagram-friendly tourist attraction – a museum of optical illusions. With […]
DENVER (AP) — Former Republican U.S. Rep. Ken Buck resigned from Congress frustrated by a flank of the GOP’s unwavering devotion to former President Donald Trump. Now he will likely be replaced by one of their most boisterous leaders, Rep. Lauren Boebert. Boebert, who has built a name as a headline-grabbing devotee of Trump, won […]
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Jun. 19—VINEMONT — The town of South Vinemont nominated its second new councilmember in seven days during a called meeting Tuesday, June 18. Shortly after swearing in Ross Campbell as the replacement to fill Council Place 3 — created by the resignation of former councilmember Charolette Cosper in April — last week, June 11, Mayor […]
Morning people who wake up chipper are true wonders. (Or if you’re not one of ’em — truly annoying wonders.) While they’re skipping around the house, the rest of us are screaming at our families and making a beeline for the coffee maker. We want our morning joe, and we want it as quickly as […]
Jun. 17—CONCORD — The leaders of both political parties have a frantic few days to recruit candidates that can fill vacancies on the general election ballot for the New Hampshire Legislature and county offices. Since the candidate filing period ended Friday, Democratic Chairman Raymond Buckley of Manchester and Republican Chairman Chris Ager of Amherst have […]
Five candidates are on the ballot in Tuesday’s special election to fill the remainder of the term on Biloxi Council in Ward 4. Former councilman Robert Deming III resigned May 30 after pleading guilty to a federal drug for the sale of products at his CBD and kratom stores in Mississippi and North Carolina. He […]
Jun. 14—More than six months after the city of Santa Fe’s top health and safety official stepped down, no successor has been named to lead several critical agencies. The job — which entails overseeing the police and fire departments and the community services and emergency management divisions — has been posted more than once. A […]
Jun. 11—Portland voters selected former school board member Yusuf Yusuf on Tuesday as the winner of the Democratic primary to fill an open seat representing part of the city in the Maine House of Representatives. Yusuf won the House District 118 primary with 56% of the vote, or 270 votes, while former state Rep. Herb […]