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Storms Ahead: Thursday Brings Chance of Strong Weather

July 9, 2026

A calm and warm evening will cover Metro Detroit on Wednesday, but that peace ends when a cold front arrives Thursday. The front may drop scattered showers and thunderstorms, with the possibility of some powerful storms. During Wednesday night the sky will shift from partly cloudy to mostly clear,

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Heat, Lightning and Rising Tides: What to Expect This Weekend

July 9, 2026

The Bay Area’s temperatures are set to climb this weekend. On Thursday, the heat will hit its normal summer highs, with inland spots reaching the upper 80s. By Saturday, those numbers will push into the low 90s, and Monday could see mid‑90s temperatures as a monsoon‑like pattern starts to move in fr

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Storm Alert: Strong Winds Threaten Pima County

July 9, 2026

A warning was issued by the National Weather Service in Tucson at 4:21 p. m. on Wednesday, July 8, to alert residents of Pima County about an approaching severe thunderstorm. The storm is moving southwest at roughly 15 mph and is located about 8 miles north of Saguaro National Park East. Meteorologi

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Storm Hits Hamilton County: Power Out, Tree Falls, and Hail Damage

July 9, 2026

Residents were urged to seek shelter in basements when tornado sirens rang across Hamilton County on Wednesday evening. A fierce storm, featuring high winds, heavy rain and hail, swept through the area from Phillips to Hampton. A funnel cloud near Aurora triggered the sirens and prompted a series of

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A Football‑Jesus Inside a Cathedral: Art, Faith and the World Cup

July 9, 2026

In Mexico City’s grand cathedral, a life‑size figure of baby Jesus has been dressed in the national soccer kit. The move came as fans begged for a sign of luck before the World Cup finals. The statue, called “El Niño Futbolero, ” sits beside the baroque altar in a building that once swallowed an A

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New Art Shows Spotlight Local Talent

July 9, 2026

Akron Soul Train is opening its doors to fresh art displays that celebrate local creativity. The gallery will host works by 2026 artists‑in‑residence Josh Maxwell and Kristen Mimms Scavnicky, as well as rising star Nick Lee. All pieces are free to view until July 18. Maxwell’s collection, titled “W

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Bitcoin Shows How House Prices Lose Value in Dollars

July 9, 2026

The price of a normal U. S. home looks very different when you look at it in two ways. In dollars, the average house has risen by more than $100, 000 since 2020. That rise makes owners feel richer, so they buy more stuff and borrow more money, even if their wages stay the same. The effect is called

education

New Faces in Highland Schools

July 9, 2026

Highland’s school board added fresh leaders at the June 29 meeting. Christopher Meyer, who has taught English and digital media since 2013, was named assistant principal of Highland High School starting August 1. The spot opened when Ryan Taylor moved from the high school to lead Hinckley Elem

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Local Stories, Big Tech Changes

July 9, 2026

New money is pouring into schools, factories and labs across the U. S. after big events like the pandemic and new federal rules. This cash is reshaping how kids learn, how people work, and what the economy looks like today. But fewer reporters are left to tell these stories. In the last twenty year

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Illinois Faces Mixed Challenges and Wins in State Ranking Report

July 9, 2026

The new State of the Nation report puts Illinois in a curious spot on the national stage. It ranks high in mental health, trust, and economic performance, landing it 4th, 9th, and 11th respectively among all states. Those are solid achievements that show Illinois is doing well in supporting its peop