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South Tahoe Now
Published October 02Newsom signs SB868, allowing small plug-in solar panels
SACRAMENTO, Calif. – California Governor Gavin Newsom signed SB 868 (the Plug and Play Solar Act) into law on Wednesday, allowing renters and homeowners to use small plug-in solar panels […]
WKU Football drops Conference USA opener 34-13 to New Mexico State
WKU Football hit the road for the third time this season after a blowout win against Mercyhurst on Sept. 26. The Hilltoppers traveled out west to take on the New Mexico State Aggies in their first Conference USA matchup of the season. After a tough three game road stretch to…
Imperial County Government
Published October 02Vote Early Campaign Toolkit
Help us spread the word. Download and share official Imperial County voter outreach materials for the November 3, 2026 General Election.
The Hernando Sun
Published October 02Hernando County Fire Rescue receives FEMA grant
Hernando County Fire Rescue was recently notified it has been awarded the Assistance to Firefighters Grant through FEMA. The grant will award HCFR $136,363.63, providing funding for 30 firefighters/EMTs to […]
MEN’S BASKETBALL | Hoyas Refuse to Be Written Off at Media Day
Ahead of the 2025-26 season, the Georgetown University men’s basketball team was hyped. The Hoyas were ranked No. 6 in the Big East’s preseason poll, and both their starting guards earned all-conference honors. Fast forward one year and Georgetown comes in at No. 10 in the same…
October arrives with stormy weather outlook
October weather across Florida is usually warm, with lower precipitation chances. The tropics usually remains a concern through the month.
‘The perfect guy to lead the team’: Garrett Schifsky ready to take on the ‘C’
Every hockey jersey has a story attached. Individual patches are carefully stitched on with intention. A lucky number received in childhood or a decoration of colors to unite a team. The name on the back complements the one on the front, each holding a unique significance. But…
Hadley Zann: NIL roster payoffs maximize Michigan’s potential this year
The No. 2 Michigan hockey team’s lineup this season has 20 returners, seven experienced freshmen and the most highly touted recruit in this year’s class. But without NIL, that roster wouldn’t exist. Just over five years ago, the NCAA allowed teams to pay their athletes through…
Big Ten Breakdown: Shooting for the stars
Four Big Ten teams made the NCAA Tournament in 2026, but none of them could seal the deal. In fact, none of them have since the conference was formed in 2013. After an efflux of talent to the NHL this past year, the Big Ten shuffled prospects within the conference, drawing from…
Roster Breakdown: Familiar faces moving up, fresh talent restocking the lineup
As October creeps up and temperatures drop, it means one thing for the No. 2 Michigan ice hockey team — the season is hastily approaching. Looking to take their run two steps further than last year’s Frozen Four semifinal exit, the Wolverines bring in a fresh crop of talent —…
The Daily’s Hockey Beat Predicts: Michigan’s 2026-27 season
After a heartbreaking loss in double overtime at the 2026 Frozen Four, the No. 2 Michigan hockey team is back and itching to display its plentiful depth. There are highly touted NHL prospects and a plethora of seasoned veterans. Now, the question remains whether the Wolverines…
Minnesota set to test Michigan’s elite secondary in Battle for the Little Brown Jug
The Battle for the Little Brown Jug is a rivalry that started with water. In 1903, the Michigan football team’s equipment manager brought a supply of Ann Arbor’s finest drinking water to ensure quality H₂O for the team. Ironically though, the 100th edition of the Battle for the…