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MANHATTAN, N.Y. (PIX11) -- To ensure safe dining for New Yorkers, the New York City Health Department conducts unannounced inspections at restaurants citywide at least once a year. Grades are …
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Ben Mitchell (via PIX11)
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10/15/26
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohioans filed 8,621 initial traditional unemployment claims last week, which was 3,918 more than the previous week, the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services reported …
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Staff (via Business Journal Daily)
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10/15/26
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Just don't expect the state to write a single check from that endowment anytime soon.
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By Jack Suntrup St. Louis Post-Dispatch (via St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Local News)
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10/15/26
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Good morning, Chicago. ✶? Below: A reported sexual assault near University of Chicago's campus has put fraternity safety problems in the spotlight.?️ Plus: The lobbyists stocking Lt. Gov. Juliana …
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Matt Moore (via Chicago Sun-Times)
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10/15/26
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In today's edition: Why we're already talking about the 2028 presidential election. Plus: Obama weighs in on the governor race.
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Mini Racker (via The Nevada Independent)
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10/15/26
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CHICAGO — Police are asking for help from the public in identifying a person wanted in connection with an assault on a CTA bus last week. According to Chicago police, the incident unfolded at …
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Gabriel Castillo (via WGN-TV - Local)
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10/15/26
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CENTRAL PARK, Manhattan (PIX11) -- Peak foliage is coming to New York City soon, and you don't want to miss it! To help New Yorkers and visitors enjoy the vibrant autumn foliage, the Central Park …
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Ben Mitchell (via PIX11)
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10/15/26
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After an emotional and racially charged debate, Mayor Brandon Johnson’s fourth veto survived an attempted override Wednesday, preventing the City Council from making it more difficult to issue city …
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Fran Spielman (via Chicago Sun-Times)
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10/15/26
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The Providence City Council is set to consider whether or not to ban automated license plate readers from being used across the city.
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Melanie DaSilva (via WPRI - Local News)
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10/15/26
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A 19-year-old has been arrested in connection with the death of a 17-year-old who was the subject of an Amber Alert last month, according to jail records.
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Rebecca Salinas, Rocky Garza (via KSAT San Antonio)
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10/15/26
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For many high school seniors, the first hurdle of applying to college is not getting in; it's paying to apply.
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Via Spectrum News
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10/15/26
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For many high school seniors, the first hurdle of applying to college is not getting in; it's paying to apply.
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Via Spectrum News
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10/15/26
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The Democratic U.S. Senate nominee says he’s raised more than $134 million over the past year.
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Gabby Birenbaum (via Texas Tribune)
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10/15/26
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On Oct. 8, the Amsterdam Police Department arrested a Scotia man in connection to a burglary and arson investigation. According to officers, Gerard Raboteau is facing both misdemeanor and felony …
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Cassie Abel (via News10 - NYC)
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10/15/26
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NEW YORK (PIX11) -- After summer made a brief return to our area, a big cool down is on the way this weekend, according to the latest forecast data. Cold Canadian air will move in behind a strong …
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Joe Punday (via PIX11)
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10/15/26
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Among the stack of lawsuits Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford has filed in his two terms is one of particular significance to the state and its bread-and-butter gambling industry – the effort to …
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Dana Gentry (via Nevada Current)
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10/15/26
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#BILLYPENNGRAM OF THE DAY Pareidolia at Spruce Street Harbor Park(Photo by @erin.witman) Two Rittenhouse Hotel favorites to close amid major makeover The Library Bar and Mary Cassatt Tea Room are …
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Billy Penn Staff (via BillyPenn.com)
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10/15/26
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PA-10 debate turns fiery. This is the PoliticsPA Playbook. ☀️ Good Morning. Have you registered to vote? Just 4 days […]
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Steve Ulrich (via PoliticsPA)
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10/15/26
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Temperatures struggle to warm a ton, though, on account of a light breeze from up north. Expect highs in the upper 50's for most.
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Matt Mackie (via News10 - NYC)
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10/15/26
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Kentucky’s latest report card finds 38 of the state’s 53 lowest-performing schools are in JCPS, even as reading scores improve.
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Via Spectrum News Louisville
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10/15/26
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