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How a fight to save Wisconsin's Black babies keeps hitting a dead end
Black Caucus members Shelia Stubbs, LaTonya Johnson, Margaret Arney, Sequanna Taylor and Dora Drake are on a mission to end the infant mortality crisis.
Editorial | Black infant mortality rate is a public health crisis
Editorial: Despite a mortality rate three times higher than white infants, Republicans like Tom Tiffany have opposed efforts to address race-based inequities in healthcare.
Wisconsin volleyball doesn't panic after tough start to season
Coach Kelly Sheffield contrasts his Badgers' response to adversity with a scene from "Animal House."
Tarr family opens new Snap Fitness gym in Nitro, combines with physical therapy clinic
The Tarr family, owners of Generations Physical Therapy, opened a new Snap Fitness gym location at their Nitro, West Virginia, clinic in August 2026.
Fitzgibbon Hospital in Marshall transitions to new management
Fitzgibbon Hospital in Marshall has transitioned to new management following the U.S. Bankruptcy Court's approval of the transaction.
The Gothard Sisters kick off Blackstone River Theatre's fall season
CUMBERLAND – Blackstone River Theatre, 549 Broad St., will present an evening of contemporary Celtic music featuring The Gothard Sisters on Saturday, Sept. 12, at 8 p.m.
The Republicans staying away from the ‘Trump-a-palooza’ convention
(CNN) — Republicans will gather in Dallas this week for a midterm convention that’s a version of the type normally held in presidential election years.
8 events in Lancaster County this weekend, from a whoopie pie festival to an herb fest
There's a lively weekend on tap for Lancaster County.
Orlando-area Week 4 high school football scoreboard
Here is the schedule and scoreboard for Week 4 games for Orlando area high school football teams. Home teams are on the bottom line. Rankings are from the Sentinel Super 16. Check back often, as scores will be updated as games progress. Super 16 Coaches Poll: DeLand football returns to unanimous No. 1 status Varsity content editor Buddy Collings can be contacted by email at ...
Summerville-based clothing store agrees to pay Buc-ee’s $850,000
Born United, a clothing company based out of Summerville, agreed to settle its lawsuit with Buc-ee’s and pay the gas station giant $850,000 for using and selling apparel featuring its iconic beaver logo without permission.
SC clothing store agrees to pay Buc-ee’s $850,000 in trademark lawsuit
Born United, a clothing company based out of Summerville, agreed to settle its lawsuit with Buc-ee’s and pay the gas station giant $850,000 for using and selling apparel featuring its iconic beaver logo without permission.
Madison Common Council rejects business stabilization program for Williamson Street businesses
MADISON (WKOW) — The Madison Common Council rejected a business stabilization program that would have provided money to customer-facing businesses in the Williamson Street area.
Brenda Lucas: Community news for Wednesday, Sept. 9
Click for community news in the Huntington, West Virginia, and Tri-State area.
Sept. 9 - Savannah Philharmonic Announces Upcoming Phil the Neighborhoods Series
September 9, 2026 - The Savannah Philharmonic will present their annual Phil the Neighborhoods fall series. This annual concert series brings residents and families together through music.
Worried about rising beef prices? WA farmers say, share a cow
CARNATION, Washington — Far from the refrigerated meat sections of Seattle's grocery stores, two dozen beef cattle relaxed in the afternoon drizzle falling on Carnation Farms' grassy fields. Livestock manager
Women on parole face higher rates of mental health, housing challenges
Women on parole report higher rates of housing instability, poor health and serious mental health and substance use disorders than men on parole and women who weren’t on parole, according
Jammin’ with Jamstar
Local band Jamstar performed for the crowd at the historic Winchester Speedway on Saturday night as a part of the World Stock Car Festival.
Three Huber Heights friends created a band that exists only online
Josh Burnette, one third of Dayton genre-blurring virtual band Rose Pedal, produces music with a visual mindset.
Legislators receive science education center proposal
Legislators on the Interim Joint Committee on Education recently expressed interest about boosting Kentucky’s science education while hearing a proposal for the creation of the Kentucky Center for Science Education.
Sene
As Halloween approaches, this week’s scene spots Michael Myers standing at the grave of his sister Judith on the lawn of a home in Winchester.
Explore the universe
Within a relatively short drive, there are opportunities to explore the universe.
Haywood Choral Society welcomes new singers for fall season
Rehearsals for the fall season of the Haywood Choral Society will begin on Monday, Sept. 14, at First United Methodist Church of Waynesville, 566 S. Haywood St.
Improv troupe to bring an evening of laughter to Waynesville
Get ready for an evening of spontaneous comedy and nonstop laughter as Waynesville-based Parking Space Comedy Improv performs at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 12.
Final Pickin' in the Park of 2026 season
Put on your dancing shoes for the last Pickin’ in the Park of the summer from 6-9 p.m. Friday, Sept. 11, at the Canton Recreation Park.
Haywood Community Band to highlight American composers
Hear music that has embodies the American spirit at the Haywood Community Band’s free concert, “Made in the USA,” at 4 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 13, in Waynesville.
Library cards unlock more than books
September is Library Card Sign-Up Month, and the Haywood County Public Library is highlighting the many ways a free library card can save residents money while opening the door to
Carter not planning to drop out of politics
U.S. Rep. Buddy Carter, R-1, may have lost the race for the U.S. Senate, but he doesn’t want anyone counting him out of politics.
Judge rules in favor of Rock Creek Entertainment District
Judge rules in favor of Rock Creek Entertainment District
Republicans hold first-ever midterm convention in Dallas
Republicans are making political history this week with the first-ever midterm convention.
The public's trust in science and medicine
A recent survey of the public about their trust in science and medicine was reassuring: scientists and physicians are well-respected. But it also raised some concerns. The 2026 Edelman Trust
Southwest Harbor's newest Select Board member resigns
SOUTHWEST HARBOR — Kalie Hess has announced her resignation from the Southwest Harbor Select Board, stepping down less than a year after being elected.
UTA health center to hold kickoff for free flu shots Wednesday
The clinic is next to Brazos Park, and appointments are optional but encouraged.
Rock Creek Entertainment District bond preparations continue after judge denies injunction
Norman’s Rock Creek Entertainment District construction and bond preparation can move forward following a four and a half hours hearing where Cleveland County District Judge Michael Tupper ruled in favor
Competing court orders add confusion to Missouri congressional elections
Dueling court orders have created new uncertainty for Missouri's congressional map just eight weeks before Election Day. A federal judge on Tuesday temporarily blocked the state from using its old
Judge dismisses ORED Rock Creek Entertainment District lawsuit motions, rules in favor of city
In a four and a half hour hearing Tuesday, Cleveland County Judge Michael Tupper ruled against Oklahomans for Responsible Economic Development and in favor of the city of Norman, Norman
‘Last Seen’ review: Apple TV mystery thriller gets lost down under
For a show that began as potentially darkly poetic or challenging, "Last Seen" (which premieres Wednesday on Apple TV) plays it far too safe, writes our reviewer.
Trump plans to ban imports of some Canadian dairy, alcohol
WASHINGTON — The United States escalated its trade war with Canada, moving to block imports of some alcoholic beverages, dairy products and motorcycles, as well as seeking to bar Canadian
LeBron James is partnering with prediction platform Polymarket
PHILADELPHIA — Where LeBron James would choose to play the final years of his storied career was a fixture on prediction markets this summer. Now, James could benefit from the
LIV Golf files bankruptcy with post-Saudi Future uncertain
LIV Golf filed for bankruptcy protection Tuesday, a dramatic fall for the Saudi-backed league that had big ambitions to challenge the supremacy of the PGA Tour. Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment
Chris Mason: Burnham looks to show he will go further than Starmer with West Bank sanctions
It is hoped that coordinated action minimises the blowback to any one country from Israel or America, our political editor writes.
Canada hits US imports with tariffs, intensifying trade war
Canada imposed tariffs of 15% to 50% on hundreds of products from the U.S. on Tuesday, as Prime Minister Mark Carney bets that standing up to President Donald Trump will
Project Fibonacci to celebrate 10 years with charity gala
The Project Fibonacci Foundation will celebrate a decade of curiosity, innovation, opportunity, and community impact with Tap Into STEAM: The Golden 10 on Sunday, September 13, at the Irish Cultural Center in Utica, according to organizers.
Charlie’s Beat: Creating an experience in Madison
I love talking with newcomer folks like Ally and Chad Fife, owners of the Book Haven store on Main Street. They came to Madison just over three years ago, and
Connect at Clyde event fosters networking opportunities with business leaders
It was all business today at Clyde Iron Works for a luncheon, to talk networking and opportunities.
Alaska review finds potential financial disclosure issues involving 91 candidates
A preliminary Alaska Department of Law review found potential financial disclosure discrepancies involving 91 candidates, but did not determine whether any laws were violated.
Dahlstrom reverses course, will certify Taylor and Tagle for November ballot
Lt. Gov. Nancy Dahlstrom reversed her August 31 decision and will certify Treg Taylor and Jose Tagle after a preliminary review raised questions about financial disclosure recommendations.
'Practical Magic 2' is charming but cursed by repetition
The Owens sisters are as bewitching as ever – multiple generations of them, in fact – in “Practical Magic 2,” even if the sequel might only truly cast a spell
Glendale Actress Finds Love of Science
A few years ago, Marilyn Heidecker was more likely to portray a criminalist on TV, film, or stage rather than work as an actual scientist who analyzes physical evidence in
ICE raid targets Danville area workers
Danville, Pa. — Multiple traffic stops in the Danville area led to the detention of people suspected of being in the country illegally Sept. 2, while a separate account from
Billy Joel mourns friend and former drummer Jon Small
NEW YORK — Billy Joel mourned the death of his friend and former bandmate, drummer Jon Small, on Monday. He was in his late 70s. “RIP Jon Small,” Joel posted
AMC will pay $120 million to settle 'Walking Dead' profits lawsuit
LOS ANGELES — AMC Global Media, the network behind the storied zombie franchise "The Walking Dead," has settled a yearslong profits lawsuit from the show's creator and producers. The New
Monster Jam coming to Gwinnett this weekend
Long before she made a name for herself on the insanely popular Monster Jam circuit, Kayla Blood approached and cleared her share of hurdles.
Opposing court orders upend Missouri midterms just weeks before Election Day
(CNN) — Back-to-back court orders on Tuesday injected chaos into Missouri’s plans for this year’s midterms, with state officials and a group opposed to a GOP-friendly congressional map racing into
Lori Loughlin is divorcing Mossimo Giannulli after 30 years together
“Full House” star Lori Loughlin is formally ending her nearly 30-year marriage to fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli. The 62-year-old sitcom actor said the pair separated on Aug. 31, 2025, according
DMTC gets mysterious and spooky
Whether it’s new love, enduring love, misunderstood love, or even love for the moon, it seems that every kind of love has a place in “The Addams Family.”
WBA Foundation cancels 2026 Wisconsin gubernatorial debate
MADISON (WKOW) — The WBA Foundation's televised 2026 gubernatorial debate, originally scheduled for Oct. 9, has been canceled.
Abilities Fine Art Gala celebrates creativity, talent, inclusion
Families & Friends Reaching for Abilities (FFRA), in partnership with the Art Center of Citrus County, will present “A Kaleidoscope of Color,” an Abilities Fine Art Gala, on Friday, Sept.
Group of bikini baristas win nearly $2M in legal battle
Former bikini baristas at five coffee stands in the Puget Sound region say they were paid below minimum wage and forced to turn over earnings to keep up with strict
How the 800-Pound Butter Sculpture From the State Fair Is Being Recycled
It took 11 days to sculpt and 70 minutes to deconstruct.
Puppy Pals Live Wags Its Way Back to the Niswonger
an Wert, OH [Sept 7, 2026] - Get ready for an afternoon filled with four-legged fun as Puppy Pals Live returns to the Niswonger Performing Arts Center on Sunday, September
Sporting KC Weekly Schedule: Sept. 8-13, 2026
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Artist creates pop art paintings for charity
Quiet conversation intermixed with smooth jazz piano at Asbury United Methodist Church on Friday evening, the old sanctuary providing shelter from the pounding rain for the art enthusiasts gathered within.
Is the news stressing you out? MS NOW partners with Calm
MS NOW wants to offer news viewers a break when they feel overwhelmed. The Versant-owned progressive-leaning news outlet announced Tuesday that it has entered a partnership with Calm, the San
Summerfest announces 1st 2027 headliner: Zac Brown Band
MILWAUKEE (WKOW) -- The organizers of Summerfest announced the music festival's first headliner for 2027: Zac Brown Band.
As measles cases rise, Lancaster County officials point to information gap
Communication and information-sharing among agencies could be better with regard to Lancaster County’s measles outbreak, officials said during a recent Lancaster County Health Advisory Council meeting.
There is room for improvement in information-sharing about measles outbreak, officials say
Communication and information-sharing among agencies could be better with regard to Lancaster County’s measles outbreak, officials said during a recent Lancaster County Health Advisory Council meeting.
Free Senior Fest brings health screenings, resources to Washoe County seniors Today
Senior Fest brings dozens of vendors and health services together for Washoe County seniors in Reno.
"The more he plays the better he gets": OU head coach Brent Venables on Cole Sullivan ahead of Michigan week
OU head coach Brent Venables and offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle spoke to the media Tuesday following a dominant 51-0 victory over UTEP Friday night.
Stevie Wonder announces fall tour
DETROIT — Motown icon Stevie Wonder has announced fall tour dates, including a pair of concerts at Detroit's Fox Theatre. The tour marks the 50th anniversary of his 18th studio
Louisiana contestant wins first runner-up in Miss America, 'Words that will never seem real.'
After reaching the final five, the current Miss Louisiana came up just shy of the win, but grateful for the experience nonetheless.
Best TV shows of fall 2026: ‘Slow Horses,’ ‘Monster,’ ‘VisionQuest,’ more
From a reimagining of a Stephen King classic to the return of a critically acclaimed crime drama, here are 16 shows to be excited about this fall.
Canada hits US imports with tariffs, intensifying trade war
Canada imposed tariffs of 15% to 50% on hundreds of products from the U.S. on Tuesday, as Prime Minister Mark Carney bets that standing up to President Donald Trump will
SSO to open season with guest conductor
The Southwest Symphony Orchestra (SSO) will present its first concert this season “Inspiration” on Sunday, Sept. 27, at 4 p.m., at Mother McAuley High School, 3737 W. 99th St.
Former Nebraska men’s basketball guard goes pro in Hungary
Former Nebraska men’s basketball guard Jamarques Lawrence has signed with NKA Universitas Pecs, a first-division team in Hungary.
Baptist Health Paducah to offer 'Monday Night Mammograms' during Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Baptist Health Paducah will recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month by providing Monday Night Mammograms throughout the month of October.
WBA Foundation cancels 2026 Wisconsin gubernatorial debate
MADISON (WKOW) — The WBA Foundation's televised 2026 gubernatorial debate, originally scheduled for Oct. 9, has been canceled.
Are rich people really worse behaved? Here’s the science
Who’s more likely to steal sweets from a child? According to science, it’s the rich. A study seemingly confirming our suspicions about the moral behaviour of the wealthy was one of the winners of the 2026 Ig Nobel prizes, which honour research that makes you laugh and then think. Science editor Ian Sample tells Madeleine Finlay what the researchers think could be behind the phenomenon, and they explore some of the other awards, including one for a surprising quality we look for in our friends and another for a biomechanical definition of kissing
Wisconsin workers see higher wages, fewer jobs, increased disparities
The median wage for Wisconsin workers is $26.17 according to a “State of Working Wisconsin” report. Job growth is slowing as racial disparities trend up.
‘Antiques Roadshow’ appraisers coming to Fort Plain Museum
Leigh Keno and Joel Bohy of PBS’ “Antiques Roadshow” will offer appraisals during an Oct. 10 antiques show at the Fort Plain Museum.
Politics Threaten Medical Innovation at NIH
Santa Monica rheumatologist warns that political interference in NIH funding threatens scientific breakthroughs and patient care. Taxpayer dollars should support rigorous peer review, not politics.
2026 Boolermaker Kids Race Registration Opens September 14
Kids can get ready for a spooky day of running and fun at the Boolermaker, which returns to T.R. Proctor Park.
Speak Up Moore Presents ‘Polls, Politics And Perceptions’ with Donald Bryson
Speak Up Moore will present “Polls, Politics and Perceptions: An Expert Provides Insight into the Minds of NC Voters” on Monday, Sept. 21, from 6-7:30 p.m. at Sandhills Community College,
'South Park' sends brutal message to Trump after Emmy win
"South Park" isn't done sticking it to President Donald Trump.
See Mark Harmon's return as Gibbs in 'NCIS: Origins' trailer
Mark Harmon is back in action as Leroy Jethro Gibbs.
From 'Love Hypothesis' to 'Fourth Wing,' 60 BookTok favorites coming to screens
Hollywood is finally catching up to BookTok. The well-read corner of the internet brought decade-old titles back to bestseller lists and new life to bookish communities.
Global report shows where US kids rank in reading, math and science
ABC News' Elizabeth Schulze has the results of a new report released this morning showing where U.S. students rank compared with students around the world.
'Practical Magic 2' brings back the magic and the mess
The Owens sisters are as bewitching as ever – multiple generations of them, in fact – in “Practical Magic 2,” even if the sequel might only truly cast a spell
\'Twilight\' film concert experience coming to Hershey; here\'s when tickets are on sale
Fans of the "Twilight" movies can experience the romance of Edward Cullen and Bella Swan all over again when the "Twilight in Concert" tour stops in Hershey in February 2027.
Campbell’s investing to turn around Snacks business
National media campaigns to feature Goldfish and Pepperidge Farm.
Nevada SBDC bringing hands-on AI training to Reno small businesses
Reno entrepreneurs will get a chance to explore practical ways artificial intelligence can help their businesses.