A surge in crime has sparked a federal review of North Carolina’s Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS). Officials are examining potential safety shortcomings and looking for ways to protect local passengers and restore confidence in public transit.

U.S. forces reportedly carried out several drone strikes on a boat off Venezuela, with the stated intent of killing any survivors. According to American officials, Special Operations Command oversaw the attacks and signaled that more could be forthcoming.

Jayden Daniels of the Washington Commanders is celebrated for his mobility, but Thursday Night Football could present his biggest test. Green Bay Packers edge-rusher Micah Parsons has the speed to keep up, setting the stage for a must-watch showdown under the lights.

The Oakland Athletics edged the Boston Red Sox 5-4 on Wednesday, capped by Lawrence Butler’s thrilling walk-off single. Rookie Nick Kurtz also made history, joining Jose Canseco and Mark McGwire as the only Athletics rookies to hit 30 home runs.

The FBI has released a warning about a sophisticated scam targeting older adults, involving three calculated phases designed to establish trust and create urgency. Authorities caution that this approach leaves many vulnerable to financial and personal harm.

The Mille Lacs Band has become the second Minnesota tribe to sign an agreement enabling off-reservation cannabis stores. Officials also note that the tribe could begin supplying state-licensed marijuana businesses with its products in the near future.

The killing of Charlie Kirk, described by the New York Post as “especially heinous,” raises alarm over the state of free speech. Known for his commitment to dialogue, Kirk’s assassination is casting a stark light on the vulnerability of open debate.

Legendary Manchester United defender Paul Parker welcomes the signing of Senne Lammens but says he would have preferred a more experienced option. He also references Andre Onana and Altay Bayindir, shedding light on Manchester United’s evolving goalkeeping situation.

Jewish Voice for Peace is suing the City of Miami Beach, its mayor, and a commissioner over what it calls a violation of free speech rights. The lawsuit stems from alleged attempts to silence demonstrations against Israel’s bombing campaign in Gaza.

A dramatic shift has occurred in the upper echelon of the world’s wealthiest individuals. Tesla CEO Elon Musk lost his top spot, making way for Oracle chairman Larry Ellison, whose net worth climbed to $405 billion according to Barron’s.

Numerica Credit Union will invest $10 million over the next 10 years to secure naming rights for the Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena. Of that amount, $1 million is earmarked for veterans support programs, active-duty military personnel, and their families, underscoring the community-driven nature of the agreement.

A planned water outage will affect part of Enid on Thursday, Sept. 11, 2025. Residents living between South 18th and South 21st, and from East Maine to East Garriott, should expect a temporary interruption in water service.

This fall, twenty high school athletes will step onto Maine’s cross country courses with hopes of capturing state crowns. From veteran champions like York’s Zoe Carroll to fresh faces, these runners represent southern Maine’s finest. Expect fierce competition at every meet.

A Washington, D.C. man facing charges of assaulting a Customs and Border Protection officer with a hoagie has pleaded not guilty. Despite the odd circumstances, he could face up to a year in jail if convicted, underscoring the serious legal weight of the incident.

Jersey City is rapidly expanding yet lacks a cohesive philanthropic spirit, according to an op-ed. Despite its diversity and potential, the city remains without a clear path to collective giving, prompting calls for a new civic giving agenda.

At the recent Benton County Supervisors meeting in Vinton, officials announced a new system for driver’s licenses and exams. The changes aim to streamline how residents acquire or renew their licenses. Local leaders hope this modernization will benefit both the public and county staff.

Charlie Kirk, a right-wing political activist, was shot while speaking at Utah Valley University on Wednesday. His condition remains unknown, and although details are scarce, the incident has prompted a reaction from Texas leaders.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes plans to visit Benson next month to address rising concerns over a new aluminum recycling plant. The proposed facility by Aluminum Dynamics Inc. has sparked strong community reactions, placing it at the forefront of Mayes’s upcoming discussions.

A new report from the Congressional Budget Office projects that President Donald Trump’s deportation and hardline immigration policies could remove around 320,000 individuals from the United States over the next decade. Policymakers and experts are watching closely as the CBO links these measures to slower population growth in the coming years.

A Ukrainian refugee was killed in a stabbing on the Charlotte light rail, sparking strong words from former President Trump. He has called for the ultimate penalty for the suspect, who faces charges in the fatal attack.

Florence County Sheriff’s Office investigators are seeking the public’s help in identifying a person of interest tied to a July 31 armed robbery. Authorities believe that any information—no matter how small—could assist in solving this case.