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The Colorado mountains are currently covered in a thick layer of smoke, mainly drifting from large wildfires burning in Utah and Nevada. These fires have grown quickly due to ongoing drought and consistently hot, dry weather across the western United States. While most of the smoke comes from distan

crime

Hidden Camera Near Eugene Home Shows How Crime Rings Pick Their Targets

Police in Eugene recently found a sneaky hidden camera near a family’s home, wrapped in fake grass and duct tape. It was likely used by a group of thieves who have been targeting Asian American households across Oregon and nearby states since 2023. Instead of breaking in right away, these criminals

crime

Workplace shooting leaves one dead in Ohio

A man now faces murder charges after shooting a woman at a business in Euclid, Ohio, on Tuesday night. The incident happened inside a workplace along Shore Center Drive, though police haven’t named the business or the individuals involved. Authorities say a 24-year-old employee got into an argument

sports

Why Ohio State’s Jeremiah Smith is the new face of college football gaming

College football fans just got a surprise when Ohio State’s Jeremiah Smith landed the highest possible rating in the newest football video game. No player had ever debuted with a perfect 99 before, making this rating anything but usual. Even more unusual? Smith didn’t need a national championship or

education

How a Teen-Led Group Brings Science to 100, 000 Kids—and What It Takes to Keep It Running

At 16, Iona Nandy splits her time between high school and running a student-led startup that teaches science to kids nationwide. Her group, STEMsters, sends volunteers into classrooms—or sometimes just into Zoom calls—to lead hands-on projects for up to 96, 000 elementary students every year. The or

A Street Name That Needs a New Identity

The street that runs past the Amazon warehouse in Clay, New York, has been called Plantation Boulevard for many years. The name reminds people of a time when white landowners owned slaves in the South. That history is not part of Clay’s own past. County officials and town leaders are working togeth

weather

Tornado Hot Spots Are Moving Northward

The classic tornado belt that once stretched across Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas is no longer the only place where storms can turn deadly. Recent data shows that Illinois has been leading the nation in tornado counts for most of the past few years, with numbers now rivaling or exceeding those of the t

California Car Sales on the Line Over Tracking Rules

Automakers say they cannot meet new California rules that let people block tracking of cars used by domestic‑violence victims. The law requires cars to accept proof of a restraining order and stop remote access within two business days. It also wants drivers to shut off location tracking from inside

School Choice: Why Some Politicians Push Back

Education in the U. S. has long been a battleground for ideas about how best to serve children. One idea that keeps popping up is “school choice. ” This means parents can use public money to send their kids to private or charter schools, or even home‑school. In many states, the numbers show that kid

Education Probe Targets Maryland School Rules on Transgender Students