Gina Carano stepped back into mixed martial arts after 17 years away, headlining its first-ever event on Netflix. Now, former UFC champion Holly Holm stands ready to meet Carano in the cage, responding positively to MVP MMA’s pitch for a potential clash.

Christian Fiscal Court magistrates have chosen Impact Waste as the county’s new garbage management provider. This decision marks an important change in how Christian County handles its waste services.

Xbox has endured a difficult decade in the shadow of competitors Nintendo and Sony. Leadership, led by Asha Sharma, is seeking ways to bring back loyal fans in hopes of reigniting the brand’s former strength.

In a lighthearted yet pointed editorial cartoon, Joe Heller captures the notion of “No Mow May.” Published on May 28, 2026, by the Post Bulletin, his work explores how a simple lawn care choice can spark public debate.

An alleged Minnesota fraud scheme reveals a much larger nationwide problem within the U.S. welfare system. With “countless billions of dollars” lost every year due to weak safeguards, the need for stronger oversight is more urgent than ever.

The National Crime Prevention Council warns that the Kids Internet and Digital Safety Act, H.R. 7757, fails to deliver on its promise to protect children online. Calling it a “fig leaf,” NCPC insists it only serves the interests of technology executives while neglecting meaningful safety reforms.

A pass rusher who nearly joined the Detroit Lions in free agency, according to Adam Schefter, may soon be back on the market. Now, rumors suggest he could land on the trade block in 2026, sparking renewed interest and speculation across the NFL.

McMullen continues to assert his innocence in a developing charity-related case, according to information from a recent Ctnewsonline report. Limited details are publicly available, as the complete content is only offered to paid subscribers.

Kentucky is facing yet another legal challenge as students file a second lawsuit against a recent law converting Kentucky State University into a polytechnic institution. Factual details remain sparse, but the suit underscores the friction between the school’s new direction and those most directly affected by it.

The Kentucky State Police Foundation has launched its statewide “250 for $250 Campaign” to commemorate America’s 250th anniversary. This initiative underscores the Foundation’s commitment to the men and women of the Kentucky State Police while honoring a milestone in the nation’s history.

Five public universities in Kansas are seeking to increase tuition, potentially raising costs for students in the near future. Although detailed figures remain behind a paywall, the request signals a significant shift in the state’s higher education finance landscape.

The Center for Human Development confirmed a new case of pertussis, commonly known as whooping cough, in Union County. The announcement underscores the contagious nature of this bacteria-caused respiratory infection and highlights the need for public awareness.

Voters in Stephens County can begin casting their ballots early on June 11, giving them a head start before the official election day. This critical window allows citizens to engage in local politics at a time that works for them.

Daviess County Fiscal Court is expected to finalize the Daviess County Drainage Advisory Board membership during its Thursday meeting. Officials anticipate these appointments will play a critical role in shaping the county’s management of flooding and other water-related challenges.

The U.S. Department of Justice has openly supported Alabama’s Republican officials in a dispute over congressional redistricting. Solicitor General D. John Sauer’s brief to the Supreme Court calls a lower court ruling “indefensible,” highlighting the stark divisions as Alabama prepares for a special election.

Senator Dick Durbin expresses deep doubts about former President Donald Trump’s renewed push for an Iran deal and emphasizes the critical role of congressional war powers. As he nears retirement, Durbin also urges Democrats to stay united in upcoming elections and voices support for Governor JB Pritzker, Lieutenant Governor Juliana Stratton, and keeping the Chicago Bears in Illinois.

Vernon North Okanagan RCMP ramped up traffic enforcement on Tuesday, focusing on excessive speed and other road violations. The initiative led to three vehicle impounds and multiple tickets, underscoring a strong commitment to safer roads.

Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara, hired to lead the city’s law enforcement reforms after George Floyd’s killing, has stepped down. Mayor Jacob Frey announced that O’Hara chose resignation over facing disciplinary action for interfering with an official investigation into his own conduct.

President Donald Trump addressed the war in Iran and ongoing peace negotiations during a Wednesday cabinet meeting. He also fielded questions on how the midterm elections might influence the administration’s approach to resolving the conflict.

A recent Overton Insights poll exclusively provided to The Center Square shows that American taxpayers oppose allocating public funds to underwrite college athletic departments. Amid new name, image, and likeness (NIL) policies granting student athletes opportunities for financial compensation, concerns are growing over the role of tax dollars in supporting collegiate sports.

Five villagers trapped for over a week in a flooded cave in central Laos have been located alive, offering hope amid a challenging rescue. However, two other individuals remain unaccounted for as local authorities continue their search in hazardous flood conditions.