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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

politics

A New Play for Fair Pay in College Sports

June 22, 2026

College athletes are finally getting a shot at sharing in the billions their talents generate—but the rules around it are still messy. A bipartisan bill in Congress aims to clean things up, setting limits on agent fees, forcing schools to reveal who’s cutting NIL deals, and even pausing transfers fo

crime

Fathers fight for change after losing kids to crimes linked to illegal immigration

June 22, 2026

Every Father’s Day, families gather to celebrate love and achievement. But for three fathers, this day brings only grief. Their children were killed or badly hurt in crimes tied to people who entered the country illegally. The Department of Homeland Security is now spotlighting their stories to show

finance

Where Your Advisor Went and Why AI Might Be Next

June 22, 2026

These days, if you have a million or less in your accounts, don’t expect a person to call you back. Firms quietly rebranded clients who are not ultra-rich as the “mass affluent, ” then handed their files to software that refreshes portfolios at 3 a. m. The pitch is that the AI offerings are almost a

sports

A Hockey Family Steps onto Erie Ice

June 22, 2026

Colin Kennedy is stepping into a new chapter with the Erie Otters, but he’s not walking in alone. At just 16, the forward arrives with a pile of goals and assists from his time with Detroit’s Little Caesars U15 AAA team. His numbers—24 goals and 12 helpers in 20 games plus five more goals and two as

sports

West Virginia’s Game Plan in College Football 27

June 22, 2026

College Football 27’s early ratings give West Virginia fans a preview—but not a promise—of what to expect. The biggest name is running back Cam Cook, whose 95 rating makes him the clear star on offense. His backup, Amari Latimer, at 77, won’t wow anyone but could step in without hurting the team. Th

education

Cheating in the Age of AI: A New Game for Students and Teachers

June 21, 2026

In recent months, videos on TikTok and YouTube have shown how students can use “humanizers” and “autotypers” to make AI‑generated work look like it was written by a person. These tools rewrite text so it sounds less mechanical and add fake typos or slow typing patterns, tricks that help students sli

business

City Hall Rising: A New Home for Rathdrum’s Future

June 21, 2026

Rathdrum is building a new city hall that looks like the nearby mountain, according to architect Marcus Valentine. He explained this at a ceremony where people raised a beam topped with an American flag and a small tree. The gesture comes from old Scandinavian traditions that honor the land. The ne

opinion

Is college really worth it when it spreads more hate than knowledge?

June 21, 2026

American universities take in hundreds of billions each year yet teach ideas that fuel division more than critical thought. Campuses once celebrated as places of open debate now incubate ideologies that label entire groups as either pure victims or irredeemable oppressors. This worldview treats anti

education

College bills are breaking families. Why are schools still playing shell games with the money?

June 21, 2026

Families keep hearing the same old story: tuition must go up because “things cost more. ” But when every bill lands in the mailbox, the promises don’t match the papers. New dorms look flashy, yet inside the classroom the lights feel dimmer. Universities push shiny brochures instead of straight answe