Cumberland County Health Center Marks National Health Center Week
Cumberland County Community Health Center/Health Department celebrates National Health Center Week Aug. 2-8, highlighting affordable, accessible care for millions.
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Smith & Nephew Q2 2026: Revenue Miss, Profit Up, Guidance Trimmed
Smith & Nephew reported Q2 2026 underlying revenue growth of 1.6%, below expectations, but trading profit rose 9% to $566 million. The company trimmed its full-year revenue outlook to around 4% while maintaining profit guidance.
Nine Emerald Buddha Hall at Wat Saeng Kaew Phothiyan in Chiang Rai
The Nine Emerald Buddha Hall at Wat Saeng Kaew Phothiyan in Mae Suai, Chiang Rai, houses important Buddha images. The temple, founded in 2006, is separate from Bangkok's Wat Phra Kaew. Entry is free; Sky Walk costs 40 baht.
Indiana man charged after scissors attack, death threat, police say
Evansville police say Jeremy Wood attacked a woman with scissors and threatened to kill her on July 24. He was arrested and booked into Vanderburgh County Jail on Tuesday.
Junction City's Max Strauss Pool to close when AQI hits 151 or higher
Junction City, Ore., will close Max Strauss Pool whenever local Air Quality Index reaches 151 or above, citing health risks from outdoor activity in unhealthy air.
Sydney's iconic Emperor's Garden cream puff bakery closes suddenly, owners say temporary
Emperor's Garden bakery in Sydney's Haymarket, famed for cream puffs, shut suddenly with a cryptic note. Owners say it's a short break, no reopening date yet.
Two arrested, facing felony charges after allegedly dumping trash in Far East El Paso
Two men face felony charges after allegedly dumping construction debris in Far East El Paso County. Deputies say the amount exceeded the felony threshold.
T-Pain Explains Why He Sold His Music Catalog for a Reported $100 Million
T-Pain says streaming devalued artists' music, prompting his catalog sale to HarbourView Equity Partners for a reported $100 million. He revealed the deal includes rights to future songs.
Black bears break into Durango homes at higher rates amid natural food failure
Black bears in Durango, Colorado, are entering homes at higher rates due to a second consecutive summer of natural food failure. A bear broke into two homes, was tased, and remains at large. Wildlife officials report nightly break-ins and increased bear reports.
Astana light rail: Kazakhstan experiences China speed
Astana's new light rail, built with Chinese standards, exceeds ridership forecasts and symbolizes Belt and Road cooperation, with trade and investment at record highs.
Accordia Health Marks National Health Center Week with Community Honors and Expanded Access
Accordia Health celebrates National Health Center Week (Aug 3-9) with proclamations, clinic tours, and highlights its FQHC services and recent expansions in Alabama.
Seven finalists named for Australian Feedlot of the Year at BeefEx 2026
Seven feedlots across Australia are finalists for the Australian Feedlot of the Year award, to be presented at the Coopers Animal Health Gala Dinner during BeefEx 2026 on September 23 at the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre.
Susan Collins says she won't vote to confirm Trump's pick for attorney general
Sen. Susan Collins announced she will oppose Todd Blanche's confirmation as attorney general, citing politicization of the DOJ. The Senate Judiciary Committee advanced his nomination 12-10 along party lines.
World Fresh Market opens in Kansas City's Northland with international foods
World Fresh Market's grand opening in Kansas City's Northland is set for noon Wednesday, offering international foods, hand-cut meats, and handmade cheesecakes.
Record heatwave grips Korean Peninsula, 14 deaths reported
A record heatwave is affecting North and South Korea, with Yangsan hitting 42.5°C, the highest in 122 years. At least 14 deaths and 1,889 heat-related illnesses have been reported since mid-May.
Kansas GOP picks Ty Masterson for governor's race as primary ends
Kansas Republicans chose Senate President Ty Masterson as their nominee for governor, setting up a November contest to succeed term-limited Democrat Laura Kelly.
Nebraska State Fair to Host U.S. Senate Debate Between Osborn and Ricketts
Nebraska State Fair will host a U.S. Senate debate between independent Dan Osborn and incumbent Republican Pete Ricketts next month, the first such debate at the fair since 2018.
China and UN: 55 years of multilateral partnership and shared responsibility
As the UN marks 55 years since Resolution 2758, a former UN resident coordinator in China reflects on the country's growing role in multilateralism, from peacekeeping to pandemic response and diplomatic breakthroughs.
New Jersey Court Rules Representative Wage Claims Need No Class Certification
New Jersey Appellate Division ruled representative actions under WHL and PWA do not require class certification, and set a two-year look-back for pre-2019 WHL and ESLL claims.
Trump-backed Bronze Star veteran wins GOP primary in Michigan's 10th District
Michael Bouchard, a Bronze Star veteran endorsed by Trump, won the Republican primary in Michigan's 10th Congressional District. He will face the Democratic nominee in November for the open seat.
Weekend shooting leads to secure custody for 2 teens
Two teens in High Point, NC, are in secure custody after a weekend shooting. Police seized drugs, firearm parts, and recovered three guns, including two with auto-conversion switches.
Baltimore County superintendent Bill Heiser inherits a district in transition. Here’s his vision
New Baltimore County superintendent Bill Heiser outlines his vision for a district in transition, focusing on student achievement, equity, and community engagement.
Viola Davis to Star in and Executive Produce New Paramount+ Series 'Ascent'
Viola Davis will star in and executive produce the Paramount+ thriller 'Ascent' from writer John Logan, playing a corporate fixer saving her estranged daughter. Production begins in Los Angeles in 2027.
2026 Alternating Currents Festival to Run August 13–16 Across Quad Cities
The free, multi-city arts festival returns to downtown Davenport and other Quad Cities venues from August 13–16, featuring over 200 performances, comedy, films, and art.