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The National Governors Association, long a symbol of bipartisan cooperation, faces internal division as Democratic governors threaten to withdraw over federal troop orders. California’s Gavin Newsom and Illinois’s JB Pritzker criticized the organization’s silence on what they view as federal overreach into state National Guards. They argue the group’s credibility depends on defending state sovereignty […]
A’ja Wilson delivered a stunning buzzer-beater to lift the Las Vegas Aces over the Phoenix Mercury 90–88 in Game 3 of the WNBA Finals, putting her team up 3–0 in the series. Wilson’s turnaround jumper over two defenders capped a 34-point, 14-rebound performance, her fifth 30-point double-double in playoff history. Coach Becky Hammon praised the […]
The iconic Verzuz series is back — and this time, it’s a battle for New Orleans hip-hop supremacy. On October 24, live from ComplexCon Las Vegas, No Limit Records will go head-to-head with Cash Money Records in a showdown of legendary proportions. No Limit, led by Master P, claims over 100 million albums sold worldwide. […]
Five teens from Greece, NY, were arrested Monday after allegedly shooting pellets from a car, hitting people, vehicles, and signs. Two people had minor injuries. The teens, aged 14 and 15, were charged with reckless endangerment and released to their parents. Police are seeking additional victims. Five teens arrested for shooting pellets at people, cars […]
The Los Angeles Police Department has confirmed that D4vd isn’t a suspect in Celeste Rivas Hernandez’s death because her cause of death has yet to be determined. Hernandez’s body was found in a Tesla registered to D4vd, and investigators said it’s “very likely” the body had been there for “several weeks” before it was discovered. The department shared […]
Henry Smith, a 22-year-old from Lockport, accomplished a rare fitness feat—running every one of Buffalo’s 1,600 streets, totaling more than 680 miles. What started as a personal challenge to occupy his mind became a symbol of endurance and community exploration. Smith completed his final stretch before family and friends, celebrating months of dedication and thousands […]
A 16-year-old girl remains in critical condition after being shot multiple times by an Uber driver in Dunwoody, Georgia. Police say the shooting followed a dispute over a canceled trip at a Waffle House, where the driver, 38-year-old Meredith Grundy, told five teens they couldn’t all fit in the car. The argument escalated when one […]
NFL legend and Colorado football coach Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders opened up on Good Morning America about his ongoing recovery after cancer surgery and multiple health complications. In conversation with Michael Strahan, Sanders mixed vulnerability and humor as he discussed his struggles with bladder control, weight loss, and the amputation of two toes due to […]
Driven to Success helps low-income individuals buy cars to improve job access. Run by Consumer Credit Counseling of Rochester, the free program offers credit help and access to affordable loans. Over 100 people have received loans since June 2023. Consumer Alert: Local program helps low-income residents buy a car – WHEC.com
Governor Kathy Hochul declared October as College Application Month, waiving application fees at nearly 130 colleges statewide, including SUNY, CUNY, and private schools. Fee waivers save students $50–$90 per application and are available mostly from October 1 to early November, with some schools offering them year-round. In addition, applications are open for 2026–2027 financial aid: […]
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