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InkFreeNews Published 13 hours ago

Area Police Reports

Akron Officers with the Akron Police Department investigated the following incidents: 9:29 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 19, 400 block North Mishawaka […]

Carolina Journal Published 13 hours ago

Forest City latest to adopt urban archery to cull deer herds

Forest City approved urban archery rules for deer hunting, while restoring self-defense protections after concerns over an earlier proposal.

City of Three Rivers Published 13 hours ago

Special Meeting: Oct. 19th

THREE RIVERS HOUSING DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION – Notice of Special Meeting: The Three Rivers Housing Development Corporation has scheduled a special meeting on Monday, October 19, 2026, at 8:30 a.m. to discuss matters concerning 124 Middle Street including consideration of the bid…

Space Coast Daily Published 13 hours ago

Cocoa Beach City Commission Candidates to Participate in Public Political Forum Oct. 3

Candidates seeking two seats on the Cocoa Beach City Commission will participate in a public political forum Saturday, Oct. 3, at the Cocoa Beach Library. [...]

GPB News Published 13 hours ago

Weasels are hard to monitor. But a new method of detecting them might aid conservation efforts

Even if you spend a lot of time outdoors in Georgia, spotting a weasel is still rare. And that can make studying them a challenge for researchers. But now scientists at the University of Georgia have a new way to document the elusive mammal.

InkFreeNews Published 13 hours ago

Marvin E. Boger

Marvin Edward Boger, 80, Syracuse, died Sunday, Sept. 20, 2026, at home. He was born Sept. 17, 1946, in Fort […]

SaportaReport Published 13 hours ago

At Health Connect South, Innovation Meets a Familiar Challenge: Access

Health care innovation is moving fast, but at Health Connect South, a more immediate question took center stage: What good is the next breakthrough if patients cannot afford or access it? More than 1,100 health care leaders, researchers, physicians and students registered for…

City Limits Published 13 hours ago

NYC Housing Calendar, Sept. 21-28

City Limits rounds up the latest housing and land use-related events and public hearings, plus affordable housing lotteries that are ending soon.

The Prairie Press Published 13 hours ago

Siren Report, Sept 15 - 20

Paris Police Department On September 15 at 10:29 a.m. on Sutherland/St. Clair, Travis W. Johnson, age 45, of West Terre Haute Ind., was arrested for operating an Uninsured Motor Vehicle. Johnson

Long Island Press Published 13 hours ago

North Shore Board of Ed to appoint trustee’s successor, skip special election

The North Shore Central School District Board of Education voted Thursday night, Sept. 17, to appoint a replacement for outgoing Trustee James Svendsen rather than hold a costly special election, while also learning of a significant statewide change to high school diploma…

Dubois County Free Press Published 13 hours ago

Sandra L. Opitz, 69, Huntingburg

Sandra L. Opitz, 69, of Huntingburg, passed away at 6:45 a.m. on Saturday, September 19, 2026, at home with her beloved husband by her side. Sandra was born in Rome, New York, on December 26, 1956, to Robert L. and Helen Ruth Mary (Stevenson) Britton. She married Chris Opitz on…

Columbus Free Press Published 13 hours ago

The Minstrel Show Continues... in the World of Trump Administration’s Political Power

In the high-stakes arena of modern American political power, performance art often threatens to eclipse substance. As the political machinery under federal executive leadership continues to reshape governance, public discourse, and institutional frameworks, critical observers are…

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