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A Young Protester’s Cross‑Burning Gets a Light‑Touch Bail

June 20, 2026

A 21‑year‑old student from the University of Illinois Chicago, named Merlin Lu, sparked a citywide debate when he set fire to a wooden cross in Grant Park and placed a “Make America Great Again” hat on top. The act, initially described by some officials and media as a racist or white‑supremacist att

sports

Mexico City Plans New Rules After Huge World Cup Celebration

June 20, 2026

After Mexico’s national team moved into the knockout rounds, more than 700, 000 fans flooded downtown to cheer. The streets were alive with green jerseys, bright masks and the sound of cheering. Overnight the city’s main avenue was covered in trash and trampled flowers, prompting officials to collec

art

Colors That Fly Over Denver

June 20, 2026

Denver’s downtown will soon be filled with bright, moving sculptures that float above the city’s streets. The project is called “Skynets Over Downtown” and was created by the kinetic art company Poetic Kinetics together with Colorado artist Patrick Shearn. The pieces react to the wind, so they

sports

Weekend Highlights: Sports, Shocks and a Celebrity Spin

June 20, 2026

The weekend kicked off with a mix of excitement that kept fans glued to their screens. A lively soccer match saw the U. S. team battle it out, while a high‑stakes college baseball game promised drama from start to finish. A notable moment came when a famous Colombian actress, known for her vibrant

technology

Big Batteries Meet Big Pushback in Western Washington

June 20, 2026

In many towns across western Washington, new plans to build large battery farms are meeting fierce resistance. The state’s push toward clean energy relies on these giant storage sites to smooth out the supply of wind and solar power. Yet more than a dozen cities and counties have put temporary bans

business

Business Confidence: The Hidden Driver of Growth

June 20, 2026

Business confidence is the unseen fuel that pushes small companies to hire, expand or buy new gear. When owners feel sure about the future, they take risks that spark innovation and job creation. If that trust fades, plans stall and the economy can slip into quiet stagnation instead of a sharp reces

business

Celebrating Half a Century of Farm Innovation

June 20, 2026

A small shop in a cornfield near Giltner has grown into a name that farmers worldwide recognize. The company, now called Bish Enterprises, marks 50 years of helping growers make their machines work better. The celebration will open the doors for visitors to see how a simple idea turned into a thrivi

technology

Ham radio meets summer fun in a Colorado test of skill and teamwork

June 20, 2026

Every year in June, a quiet valley in Colorado turns into a mini radio nation. Over two days, ham radio fans swap technical tricks and chat across the country—not for profit, but for practice. The Ski Country Amateur Radio Club will join thousands of others in this nation-wide drill, setting up thei

health

New hope for heart repair: a simpler way to deliver stem cells

June 20, 2026

Heart disease stays the top killer worldwide, and even after surviving a heart attack many patients face a slow slide into heart failure. Stem cells could fix damaged heart muscle, but most trials show only small improvements and no clear regrowth of healthy tissue. The biggest problem isn’t the cel

environment

Plans for Going-to-Sun Road’s summer opening

June 20, 2026

This year’s schedule for Going-to-Sun Road shows a clear pattern of balancing access with protection. The full route will open to cars on Monday, weather permitting, but unlike many mountain roads, no advance booking is needed for vehicles this season. Cyclists already have full access now, yet the