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Kennewick postponed its National Night Out due to unhealthy air quality from wildfire smoke. The event is rescheduled for August 20 at Southridge Sports and Events Complex. Other Columbia Basin events, including Richland's, also delayed.
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A 31-year-old Florida man faces six felony charges after allegedly stalking his ex-girlfriend and stealing a teddy bear containing her deceased son's ashes, according to the Flagler County Sheriff's Office.
NFL insider Adam Schefter says the Buccaneers will likely franchise-tag Baker Mayfield, dashing Arizona Cardinals' hopes of signing him in 2027 free agency.
Saint West, 10, son of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West, joined Instagram with a video of his custom purple Ronster e-moto bike. Kardashian approves his posts.
American Samoa DOE warns staff about phishing emails targeting ASDOE accounts, urging vigilance, reporting, and deletion. Consumer Protection Bureau issued similar warning last month.
Joshua Jackson and Jodie Turner-Smith reunited for a family vacation in Nevis with their 6-year-old daughter Juno, nearly three years after their breakup. The former couple finalized their divorce in May 2025 and continue to co-parent.
Washington drinking water providers advised to bolster defenses as state and federal authorities probe reported or attempted tampering in at least seven states.
Caden J. Sluder, 23, of Oglesby, Ill., was sentenced to two years of probation for threatening Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan on social media after a Minneapolis church shooting.
Central Victoria's water storages are at 97 per cent capacity, but heavy rain has waterlogged paddocks, delayed spraying, and increased disease pressure for grain growers.
Students at Burke High School in Charleston, S.C., launched a DonorsChoose campaign for microphones, lights, green screens and more to upgrade their media program and produce weekly video content.
A wildfire on the Suffolk coast burned 370 acres, prompting debate over rewilding and climate policy. Ian Linden argues the fire shows climate change is a national security issue.
Trolley Square Ventures filed trademark lawsuits against Trolley Corners Center and Trolley Place, seeking up to $25 million in damages. Defendants call the suits an attempt to monopolize the 'Trolley' name.
Michigan voters pick a Democratic Senate nominee Tuesday as Rep. Haley Stevens and Dr. Abdul El-Sayed compete, a race seen as a test of the party's direction.
House Ethics Committee investigates Rep. Max Miller after he requested probe; allegations of domestic violence and illegal drug use. Ex-wife's father Sen. Bernie Moreno calls for resignation.
Which? says Aldi is UK's cheapest supermarket for July, with a 93-item basket at £158.05, £30.40 less than Tesco with Clubcard. Lidl second at £160.70.
Reuters sources say the US military has used 'virtually all' of its ATACMS and PrSM missiles in the Iran conflict, raising concerns about stockpile depletion.
IST Entertainment announced on August 5 that TUNEXX will release a new album in September, marking the group's first comeback since their debut in March.
Pendleton invites residents to an Aug. 12 open house on its Urban Forest Management Plan, seeking input on tree canopy priorities, challenges, and opportunities.
Men prescribed testosterone without hypogonadism had 49% higher risk for CV events than men with hypogonadism, study finds.
Cyberattacks hit water systems in at least 12 U.S. states, starting in Minnesota. Officials suspect Iran, but no official attribution. No contamination reported.
Patriots wide receiver AJ Brown dislocated his thumb during Monday's practice but did not miss any time, telling NFL Network he plans to receive treatment after practice.
LINK Transit warns it may suspend service if AQI reaches 849 due to hazardous wildfire smoke in Wenatchee and Entiat, per Washington state rules.
Pio Treviño discusses health, career, and the upcoming Freddie Records Artist Showcase honoring Freddie Martinez Sr. on Aug. 14 in Katy, Texas.
Pentagon's fourth UFO release shows unresolved sightings over US nuclear sites since 1949, with 334 files total, none closed.
