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A crumbling jail needs a major fix or rebuild, say sheriff’s team

June 22, 2026

The Vista Detention Facility is falling apart. Plumbing backs up, locks on cell doors won’t close, and the wiring is stuck in the 1970s. It’s no wonder deputies struggle to do their jobs when they’re stuck working in spaces that feel more like a museum than a jail. Sheriff staff say the building is

finance

San Diego County's Budget Troubles: More Workers, Less Savings

June 22, 2026

San Diego County is about to approve a $9. 2 billion budget, but behind the numbers lies a growing worry. A local watchdog group warns that the county's money situation is shaky. Why? Over the past 15 years, the number of county workers jumped by 28%. That’s nearly four times faster than the populat

entertainment

Summer plans in Northeast Ohio: More than just warm weather

June 22, 2026

Late June in Northeast Ohio isn’t just about sunshine and pool days. The region turns into a playground for people who enjoy food, music, and stories. On Father’s Day weekend, for example, two very different breakfast events compete for attention. One spot plays classic rock hits by ELO, while anoth

business

Restaurant Fights to Keep Its Music Alive

June 22, 2026

A Prince George’s County restaurant owner is pushing back against new county rules that threaten to silence live music at her spot. La’Caj, a Latin and Cajun fusion eatery, has hosted small live performances on its patio for nearly three years, drawing crowds without complaints. But now, after a lan

finance

New Leader Takes Charge of Kendall County’s Money Matters

June 22, 2026

Kendall County recently brought in a fresh face to manage its financial operations. Carrie Harrington Echols stepped into the role of finance director on June 15, bringing over three decades of experience in public accounting and government finance. Her background includes work across Illinois, with

finance

How London's Money World Handled Brexit Without Big Trouble

June 22, 2026

Ten years after Britain voted to leave the European Union, the financial world in London keeps growing. Big banks still see value in the city. For example, JPMorgan now plans a brand-new skyscraper in Canary Wharf that could hold up to 12, 000 workers. That shows confidence isn’t gone. Yet behind th

crime

Kansas City in Search of a Dangerous Shooter

June 21, 2026

Police and federal agents are chasing a 22‑year‑old suspect who allegedly fired at cars and people across Kansas and Missouri. The chase began after a series of violent acts that happened just days before the FIFA World Cup games at Arrowhead Stadium. The authorities say the suspect is still on the

art

Chicago’s Most Loved Public Art

June 21, 2026

People in Chicago often point to the statues of lions outside the art museum when asked about favorite public artworks. Another common pick is a steel sculpture called “Crossing” that sits near the river on Lasalle Street; its form seems to guide pedestrians toward new horizons. A local artist

weather

Tornado Watch and Heat Alert Hit Colorado’s Eastern Plains

June 21, 2026

A tornado watch is in effect for the northeastern part of Colorado until 9 p. m. This covers counties such as Cheyenne, Kit Carson, Lincoln, Logan, Phillips, Sedgwick, Washington and Yuma. The warning follows a forecast that summer storms could trigger tornadoes across the eastern plains. In additi

politics

When politicians change their tune on taxes and debt

June 21, 2026

Elected leaders often adjust their messages depending on who they’re talking to. Take one Ohio politician who recently criticized billionaire tax breaks in a national op-ed. He argued closing those loopholes could help with the country’s trillion-dollar annual debt pile. But back when he served on t