Fareway customers have teamed up to raise more than $158,000 for Variety – the Children’s Charity. The funds will help improve the lives of children who are at risk, underprivileged, critically ill, or living with special needs.

Childhood memories on SNAP drive one man’s quest to tackle the pressing health crisis in the Rio Grande Valley. By limiting unhealthy food purchases through SNAP, he believes communities can overcome widespread obesity and diabetes.

In a letter to the editor, a Los Angeles Times reader questions whether Bill Essayli’s role as “first assistant” has exceeded its legitimate bounds. With no properly appointed U.S. attorney in place, the writer stresses that all cases should be pursued fairly, without regard to political ties.

Despite the towering $40 trillion figure, the core of America’s debt dilemma is surprisingly straightforward: generous public programs and a reluctance to raise taxes. Voters push for expansive government benefits yet recoil at shouldering the cost, forcing Washington, D.C., to spend beyond its means.

A Texas appeals court has reduced Alex Jones’s $50 million Sandy Hook damages to about $6 million, though it upheld the defamation finding. Meanwhile, the $1.25 billion judgment in Connecticut remains valid, underscoring the far-reaching consequences for Jones.

Sometimes, our biggest worry is about how others judge our appearance. But as columnist R. Eric Thomas suggests, perfection shouldn’t be the goal—and society may be less critical than we think.

A legal fight over a beaver logo has spurred outcry against Buc-ee’s in Ohio. The chain, known for its whimsical mascot, faces controversy after challenging a mini mart’s similar logo, with tensions escalating to vandalism targeting a highway sign.

Mizzou’s run game will miss Ahmad Hardy at the start of the 2026 season, as the running back awaits final clearance from Coach Eli Drinkwitz. Hardy must complete two weeks of focused practice before taking the field, shaping Missouri’s immediate football outlook.

In an extraordinary display of gratitude, the Summerland Golf & Country Club has announced it will waive all fees for first responders throughout 2026. Inspired by the tireless efforts of firefighters battling the Bald Range Wildfire, this decision underscores the club’s appreciation for community heroes.

Hard Rock Casino Northern Indiana is pledging $100,000 to the Calumet Township Trustee’s Office to aid those impacted by the August 11 derecho. Local authorities see this funding as a vital step in helping the community rebuild and move forward.

Tyron Woodley, a former UFC welterweight champion, believes his nearly three-year reign places him on equal footing with today’s top fighters. At 44 years old, he argues that if Ilia Topuria and Alexander Volkanovski are in the GOAT discussion, he should be as well.

New Zealand’s All Blacks ended South Africa’s remarkable 12-test winning streak with a decisive 33–16 victory. The result underscores the intensity of one of the sport’s most storied rivalries, delivering a significant moment in international rugby.

Tennis legend Serena Williams will return to the U.S. Open, pairing with rising star Carlos Alcaraz in mixed doubles. This unexpected partnership has sparked anticipation among fans of both players.

A Severe Thunderstorm Watch covers the entire Mid-South until 10 pm this evening. Local officials have declared a Severe Weather Day, urging residents to remain alert and prepared for potential storms.

DuBois is on track to exceed its projected revenue while keeping spending far below budgeted estimates, according to city officials. Finance Administrator Angela Sangster shared these positive findings during a Wednesday City Council meeting, signaling a potential surplus by year’s end.

Robert B. Reich’s latest opinion piece, available to paid subscribers on nny360, examines how society can move beyond mere shock when confronted with a so-called “madman.” Although full details remain behind a paywall, the column promises an in-depth viewpoint on balancing outrage with strategic responses.

A WWE and WCW legend is in critical condition, described by his close sources as “hanging by a very, very thin thread.” The iconic wrestler, whose career spanned multiple wrestling organizations, has a history of severe health challenges that leave fans and colleagues deeply concerned.

After years of calm, piracy has resurged off Somalia’s coast. With the Horn of Africa being one of the busiest maritime passages, this development raises renewed alarms over global shipping security and the socio-economic struggles fueling such illicit activity.

Nevada, blessed with an average of 300 days of sunshine annually, stands poised for a solar revolution. Yet, a recent opinion piece argues that outdated federal permitting processes remain a significant barrier to tapping into this multi-billion-dollar potential.

An individual accused of supplying narcotics in Staten Island denies any connection to overdose deaths linked to a local ring, rejecting a plea offer from the District Attorney’s office. The charges come from a months-long operation involving undercover agents and informants, highlighting the gravity of the case.

While hurricanes, floods, and political upheavals threaten the state, a new perspective contends that North Carolina’s biggest danger lies elsewhere. This opinion piece argues that the most pressing threat remains undisclosed but far more significant than these commonly expected challenges.