News
Headlines from national outlets, press releases from members' own offices and their YouTube videos. We link to the original — read it there.
-
What’s in a hat?
Will the deluge of campaign mailers supporting candidates in "cowboy" hats win them the election? Or signal to Wyomingites, like columnist Walt Gasson, who not to vote for? The post What’s in a hat? appeared first on WyoFile .
News WyoFile
-
Caring for aging parents is getting more expensive
Costs are soaring for people who care for their older parents and other family members, according to a new study.
News New Jersey Monitor
-
Osaka says she’ll return stronger after latest low, Tokyo exit to Pohankova
Four-time Grand Slam champ Naomi Osaka loses 6-3, 7-5 to 18-year-old Slovak Mia Pohankova, ranked 144 in the world.
News Al Jazeera
-
Trump administration to send election monitors to Idaho’s largest county
The Trump administration is sending election monitors to Idaho’s largest county on Election Day next week, the state’s top election official confirmed Wednesday. The decision comes as the Justice Department plans to deploy 1,000 election monitors — who the DOJ says are meant to…
News Idaho Capital Sun
-
How to come up with a last-minute Halloween costume without spending a ton of money
Editor’s note, October 29, 2026, 10:15 am ET: This article was originally published in 2022 and has been updated for Halloween 2026. With an October 30 birthday, it’s only natural that Kimberly Murphy takes Halloween extremely seriously. A natural redhead, Murphy has dressed up…
News Vox
-
Domestic violence victims called 911. They were sent to jail.
Across US, domestic violence survivors say they were wrongly arrested in their time of need, misidentified by police as offenders instead of victims
News Colorado Sun
-
Cubs Urged to Sign 15-Win Star Pitcher to Bolster Starting Rotation
The Chicago Cubs are being urged to sign star pitcher Foster Griffin in free agency this offseason to improve their rotation.
News Newsweek
-
Mets Linked to Brewers' 26-HR Breakout Star in Interesting Move
The New York Mets are being linked to Milwaukee Brewers star first baseman Jake Bauers ahead of MLB free agency.
News Newsweek
-
Anthony Edwards Gets a Message From Steph Curry Amid Injury Concerns
Stephen Curry shares a message of support for Anthony Edwards as the Timberwolves star faces a knee injury setback.
News Newsweek
-
List of Democrats Who Did Not Sign Letter Against Ilhan Omar Investigation
Nancy Pelosi was among the Democrats who did not sign, along with Steny Hoyer, Josh Gottheimer, Henry Cuellar, and Jared Golden.
News Newsweek
-
Shopping-cart bill draws criticism over impact on homeless
A battle over shopping carts has rolled into Honolulu Hale as proponents of Bill 53 cite public safety concerns over abandoned carts, while opponents argue the measure unfairly targets Oahu’s homeless population.
News Honolulu Star-Advertiser
-
Buttigieg, Colorado Democrats rally in Boulder ahead of pivotal midterm elections
After an unprecedented eight years in full control of state government, Colorado Democrats are confident they’re days away from not just keeping their grip on power, but turning the state a deeper shade of blue than ever. On stage at the Boulder Theater Wednesday night, the…
News Colorado Newsline
-
Britt McHenry, Trump Official Fired For Throwing Beer At NBA Game, Breaks Silence
The former ESPN and Fox News Media personality gave a detailed account of what went down before she hurled her suds at fans.
News HuffPost Politics
-
Kokua Line: Will DMV add Saturday service?
Question: Will the DMV add more Saturday appointments before the end of the year? The last time they did it was for Oct. 10. I can’t get a regular appointment before my license expires. Is walking in an option anymore?
News Honolulu Star-Advertiser
-
Trial set in lawsuit from families of 2 women killed by fallen banyan in Hilo
HILO >> A jury trial has been scheduled for September in the wrongful death lawsuit filed on behalf of two women killed last year when a massive banyan tree on Kilauea Avenue in Hilo uprooted and collapsed.
News Honolulu Star-Advertiser
-
Monday is deadline to submit Naalehu Cemetery claims
Hawaii County is urging families with loved ones buried at Naalehu Cemetery to submit claims for recovered grave markers, personal belongings and other displaced items by Monday, as recovery efforts continue following damage caused by Hurricane Lala.
News Honolulu Star-Advertiser
-
More HPD traffic enforcement urged for Halloween celebrations
A Hawaii lawmaker is urging increased traffic enforcement during Halloween celebrations Saturday to help curb traffic-related fatalities on Oahu.
News Honolulu Star-Advertiser
-
Maui police lieutenant denied release before corruption trial
A Maui Police Department lieutenant accused of taking money to protect cockfighting operations and drug trafficking organizations was denied release from federal detention ahead of his trial.
News Honolulu Star-Advertiser
-
Ex-U.S. Army official pleads guilty in $1.25 million bribery scheme
A 49-year-old ex-U.S. Army official pleaded guilty Wednesday to his role in a conspiracy to collect $1.25 million in bribes over five years to award contracts and subcontracts to a company from the military’s Hawaii-Pacific Innovation Campus.
News Honolulu Star-Advertiser
-
Knicks' Mike Brown Addresses Karl-Anthony Towns’ Wrist Injury Scare
Mike Brown provides an update on Karl-Anthony Towns after the Knicks star suffers a concerning injury scare against Chicago.
News Newsweek
-
Hawaii County seeks removal of buildings destroyed in massive Hilo fire
Hawaii County has sent letters to two downtown Hilo property owners whose buildings were destroyed by a fire late last year, notifying them they are required by law to remove the debris from their properties or face stiff fines for noncompliance.
News Honolulu Star-Advertiser
-
Judge denies attempt by Trump’s DOJ to exclude 20,000 California ballots from vote count
A federal judge on Wednesday denied a U.S. Department of Justice request that would have forced California to not count the ballots of 20,000 voters the Trump administration alleges are likely noncitizens. The decision sets the case on a course to possibly reach the U.S.…
News Maine Morning Star
-
Tennessee congressional candidate responds to allegations he sent unsolicited nude pics
A Republican congressional candidate endorsed by President Donald Trump dismissed accusations he sent nude pictures as “youthful indiscretions.” In a story published Tuesday by the Nashville Scene, Sen. Brent Taylor stopped short of admitting to sending the pictures after more…
News Tennessee Lookout
-
Meloni Condemns 'Shameful’ Release of Alleged Organizer of Milan Riots
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni bluntly branded a Milan judge's decision to release Youssef Siher, the alleged organizer of the recent violent riots in the city as a "shameful" decision. The post Meloni Condemns ‘Shameful’ Release of Alleged Organizer of Milan Riots…
News Breitbart
-
DHS targeting naturalized Americans in voter investigations, civil rights groups say
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is unlawfully scrutinizing naturalized U.S. citizens and placing them at risk of disenfranchisement, civil rights groups alleged in a lawsuit Wednesday, less than a week before Election Day. The lawsuit, filed in California, came as…
News Maine Morning Star
-
How would Tommy Tuberville govern Alabama?
U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville, the Republican nominee for Alabama’s governor, embraced data centers earlier this year, calling community concerns “bull crap.” Then as opposition to the facilities mounted, he unveiled a plan to give communities more power and promised regulations.…
News Alabama Reflector
-
If Tuesday’s Election Is Exciting Hawaiʻi Voters, They Aren’t Showing It
Early voter turnout in Hawaiʻi is behind that of past midterm elections. That contrasts with early voting in other states.
News Honolulu Civil Beat
-
Mau Ke Emi O Ka Heluna Haumāna O Hawaiʻi
Aia nā alakaʻi mokuʻāina ke ʻimi nei he ala e lapaʻau ʻia ai ka heluna haumāna o nā kula e emi nei i loko o ke emi o ka huinanui hānau o kēlā makahiki kēia makahiki a me ka haʻalele ʻana o nā haumāna i ka mokuʻāina.
News Honolulu Civil Beat
-
Money To Fight Opioids Poured Into Hawaiʻi. The Real Problem Was Meth
Hawaiʻi launched an anti-opioid initiative in 2017 when the federal government started making grants to the states. But no such initiative has ever addressed methamphetamine.
News Honolulu Civil Beat
-
Water Safety Lessons Coming To Hawaiʻi Schools. Swimming Isn’t Required
For the first time, Hawaiʻi schools may require water safety lessons. But swimming lessons will only be available to some.
News Honolulu Civil Beat