In a high-stakes group-stage clash, defending champion Spain fell 90-86 to Greece. Giannis Antetokounmpo’s imposing 25 points and 14 rebounds sealed Spain’s early exit from the tournament.

The Le Sueur-Henderson community has united in support of the family of 17-year-old Mya Maus, who died in a car crash on Saturday, Aug. 30. Neighbors, friends, and local organizations have extended their condolences and rallied to show that this small town stands together in times of heartbreak.

A crash on Thursday afternoon closed a stretch of Interstate 40 near Veterans Parkway in Johnston County, the North Carolina Department of Transportation said. The closure caused traffic disruptions, prompting motorists to find alternate routes.

China’s growing military alliance with Russia stands as a critical challenge to the U.S. defense posture. Yet, Beijing’s grand plan for global influence may be faltering in key areas, raising questions about Xi Jinping’s strategy for world domination.

Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson says he has had no contact with Aaron Rodgers since the star quarterback “left.” Despite the communication gap, Wilson emphasizes the invaluable lessons he learned from the future Hall of Famer.

Republican Senator Bill Cassidy unleashed a striking critique of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., capped by an appeal for a Nobel Prize—aimed at the very person who appointed him. This political clash reveals how disapproval of RFK Jr. escalated into an unexpected commendation of Donald Trump.

California lawmakers have moved swiftly to respond to the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement campaigns in Southern California. Their latest measures focus on strengthening protections for immigrants in schools, hospitals, and other facilities often targeted by federal agents.

Hundreds of people remain evacuated due to the TCU Lightning Complex in Stanislaus, Tuolumne, and Calaveras counties. A financial adviser highlights ways to remain prepared for emergencies when wildfires threaten your home and livelihood.

Governor Bill Lee’s announcement marks a major transition in Tennessee’s agricultural leadership. Andy Holt steps into the role of commissioner following Dr. Charlie Hatcher’s retirement, capping off Hatcher’s 21 years of state service, including nearly seven years as commissioner.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has announced that two Ecuadorian gangs are now classified as foreign terrorist organizations. This move, part of the Trump administration’s broader effort to disrupt criminal networks, was confirmed on Thursday, marking a new chapter in the fight against Latin American cartels.

A small, white card is offering a fresh start for people experiencing homelessness in Mobile. By handing out identification cards, the city’s Homeless Outreach Team hopes to help individuals like Michelle Bolton secure new opportunities and reconnect with loved ones.

A severe thunderstorm warning was issued Thursday for St. Lawrence County, highlighting the risk of damaging winds and penny-sized hail. Released by the National Weather Service at 2:56 p.m., the advisory remained in effect until 3:45 p.m.

A 25-year-old Boston employee was dismissed after a violent altercation during a traffic stop on July 30. The individual now faces eight felony charges stemming from the confrontation with a state trooper.

A child was struck by a vehicle outside a New Jersey elementary school and knocked to the ground, suffering minor injuries. The incident took place on September 4, 2025, prompting renewed concern about pedestrian safety near school zones.

Two lucky Powerball players in northeastern Pennsylvania could be holding $100,000 tickets and not even know it yet. Thanks to a recent drawing, winners in Luzerne and Lackawanna Counties contributed to a combined $2.4 million in prizes across the state.

Authorities in Sumiton and Dora have separately launched investigations into recent incidents in East Walker County. Both police departments urge anyone with information to come forward.

Colorado Springs School District 11 appointed Amanda Huber during its regular board meeting on September 3 to replace Lauren Nelson, who resigned last month. Nelson left her position to focus on her responsibilities as an El Paso County Commissioner, and Huber’s arrival ensures continuing leadership for District 11’s board.

Fort Wright has voted to join a Kentucky-wide mutual disaster aid agreement directed by the Kentucky League of Cities. City leaders say this step will bolster collaboration among municipalities for quicker, more efficient disaster response to emergencies such as floods and tornadoes.

Orsted has filed a lawsuit against the Trump Administration, according to public data available through Biztoc. Specifics about the case remain under wraps as the fuller content is behind a paid subscription.

The nation’s capital is taking legal action against the Trump administration, alleging that placing the D.C. police department under federal control and deploying hundreds of National Guard troops infringed on local autonomy. The conflict highlights simmering tensions over federal intervention in local law enforcement.

A pastor and his wife are moving forward with plans to acquire Rockford’s former Memorial Hospital, despite cautious notes from city officials. The Rev. Melvin and Sheila Brown of Kingdom Authority Church see a future in the property, setting a bold precedent for local community development.