Editor’s note: This story suggestion was submitted by Christopher Rush. Be prepared for traffic if you ride through the 19th Ward from Brooks to Elmwood Avenue. Since the spring of 2024, the Genesee Street improvement project has disrupted the normal flow of the area, leaving residents and businesses wondering when they’ll get a break. “I […]
SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) – Come Monday, changes will be coming to California as a variety of new laws are set to go into effect, including one aimed at banning hidden fees. “We need to know. We need to know what we’re paying for,” said Kelley Day. Thanks to Senate Bill 478, consumers will know the […]
Krzysztof Alcer and Grzegorz Lepianka have been waiting for Poland to officially recognise their relationship for 21 years. But as the wait drags on, their anger is growing, their patience wearing thin. The Catholic country’s main ruling party had pledged to legalise civil unions. Six months into its tenure however, same-sex couples still cannot marry […]
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Columbus leaders are looking for answers after a mass shooting in the Short North over the weekend, and they want to figure out what needs to be done to stop the violence. Over the past two years, Columbus City Council has put at least $1 million toward safety efforts in the […]
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Wednesday expressed frustration that Hamas has submitted “numerous changes” to a US-backed proposal for a ceasefire and release of hostages in Gaza – a development that casts further doubt on the prospects of quickly securing the deal the US hopes will bring “an enduring end” to the war. […]
NOGALES, Arizona — When Arturo Garino was mayor of Nogales, he joined fellow border mayors to campaign for national Democratic candidates, including then-President Barack Obama. Now out of public office and with Arizona becoming an immigration hot spot, he told NBC News that he’s certain he won’t be campaigning for President Joe Biden. Though he […]
DESTIN, Fla. (AP) — Frustrating meetings for the College Football Playoff and at the NCAA convention earlier this year led Southeastern Conference Commissioner Greg Sankey to try to look for a way to seek solutions for issues facing college sports within smaller groups. “So afterwards, traveling home, like, you know, we have some really big […]
An Arizona high school biology teacher had his last week of teaching after becoming exasperated with his students’ constant smartphone usage in the classroom. Sahuaro High School’s Mitchell Rutherford spoke to a local Tucson NBC affiliate early last week, saying that he has done everything he can to try and get his students to break […]
A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Ankur Banerjee The cheer from Wall Street darling Nvidia’s strong results didn’t last long as fears that interest rates would stay higher for longer once again dampened the AI rally. Retail sales for April in Britain and detailed GDP data for Germany headline […]
By Nellie Peyton and Nqobile Dludla QUNU, South Africa (Reuters) – In Nelson Mandela‘s hometown of Qunu there has been no running water since 2016, jobs are scarce and crime is on the rise as unemployed young men and women while away their days drinking beer. Support for the ruling African National Congress remains strong […]
Frustration is mounting over the condition of one of Springfield’s premier downtown living quarters. The owners of Lincoln Tower Apartments at 520 S. Second St., Illinois-based Lincoln Tower Holdings, LLC and Delaware-based Strategic Lincoln, LLC, have been taken to court by the city of Springfield over a crumbling underground garage for residents and other fire […]
We can’t pretend that General Hospital’s Anna (Finola Hughes) was ever a big fan of Carly (Laura Wright). After all, Carly once had a fierce rivalry with Anna’s daughter Robyn (Kimberly McCullough). However, Anna and Carly have been able to navigate Port Charles fairly well without incident until Carly recently decided to jump head-first into […]