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As of Oct. 1, just over a third of the state’s prisons were fully climate controlled, leaving around 90,000 incarcerated Texans without air conditioning.
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Alex Nguyen and The Texas Tribune (via KXAN Austin)
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10/12/26
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A police visit rattled a Ritenour school. Months later, a teacher is taking Hillsdale to court over records of its federal immigration work.
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By Nassim Benchaabane St. Louis Post-Dispatch (via St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Local News)
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10/12/26
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Former Denver7 anchor Katie Trexler says becoming a mother changed more than her daily routine. It changed her career, finances and sense of self, raising questions many women still wrestle with …
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Via Denver7
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10/12/26
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MIDTOWN, Manhattan (PIX11) -- A celebration of Italian American heritage takes over Fifth Avenue Monday for New York City’s 82nd annual Columbus Day Parade. Tens of thousands of participants and an …
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Zhané Caldwell (via PIX11)
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10/12/26
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PHILADELPHIA (WPHL) -- The Philadelphia Eagles suffered their third consecutive loss Sunday, falling 19-17 to the Jacksonville Jaguars at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London after a last-second field …
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Maggie Cole (via PHL17.com)
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10/12/26
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Businesses and residents in Lesterville aren't eligible for FEMA aid. That leaves them largely recovering on their own.
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By Hannah Wyman St. Louis Post-Dispatch (via St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Local News)
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10/12/26
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ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Stay up to date on the latest headlines in today's Sunrise Smart Start for Monday, October 12, 2026. Weather forecast: Morning drizzle, afternoon sun, and summer heat …
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George Gandy (via RochesterFirst)
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10/12/26
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Threshers to play Wednesday at McPherson College By Mark Schnabel Newton Kansan With just 11 players, the Bethel College women’s soccer team was unable to… Login to continue reading Login Sign up …
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Charles Schnabel (via The Kansan)
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10/12/26
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Police are investigating a crash that occurred Sunday night in Johnston.
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Melanie DaSilva (via WPRI - Local News)
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10/12/26
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A second proxy advisory firm has filed suit against Oklahoma’s new Proxy Advisor Transparency Act, joining ISS in seeking a federal injunction before the law takes effect November 1. Glass …
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Paul Monies (via Oklahoma Watch)
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10/12/26
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Retired Missouri Supreme Court Judge Mike Wolff is challenging a federal court's jurisdiction in a yearslong dispute between Missouri and China.
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By Jack Suntrup St. Louis Post-Dispatch (via St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Local News)
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10/12/26
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DEAR ABBY: I went out to run errands, and when I returned home, I found a political sign in our front yard. It seems a candidate asked my husband for a pledge of support, and he agreed to place the …
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Abigail Van Buren (via Chicago Sun-Times)
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10/12/26
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Eleven school districts in eastern Missouri have banded together to advocate for more public school funding, joining forces months before the General Assembly convenes to decide next year's budget.
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By Monica Obradovic St. Louis Post-Dispatch (via St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Local News)
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10/12/26
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New polls released show Hochul leads Blakeman.
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Via Spectrum News
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10/12/26
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New polls released show Hochul leads Blakeman.
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Via Spectrum News
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10/12/26
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On this week's episode of Kids These Days RVA, hosts Delaney Hall and Katie Wells chat with VCU Health's Kaitlyn Haynie to learn more about food safety.
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MaryCatherine Price (via WRIC ABC 8News)
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10/12/26
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On Monday's show: We learn what a recent report had to say about state takeovers of school districts like HISD. And we find out why dozens of Flock cameras have been decommissioned in western Harris …
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Michael Hagerty (via Houston Public Media)
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10/12/26
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Muse is an enemy of the state, Ariana Bindman writes.
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Ariana Bindman (via sfgate.com)
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10/12/26
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Eleanor Gund, a teacher at Ritenour Middle School, is suing the Village of Hillsdale after it denied her requests for records of the city police department's work for Immigration and Customs …
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By Nassim Benchaabane St. Louis Post-Dispatch (via St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Local News)
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10/12/26
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In Buffalo, raking leaves onto a sidewalk or roadway is a crime in the city, punishable by a $52.50 fine on the first offense.
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Mackenzie Shuman News Staff Reporter (via Buffalo News)
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10/12/26
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