The Baltimore Banner · Sports · 21:19 UTC · Tim Prudente · Donate

More details emerge in domestic violence case against Ravens’ Rashod Bateman

The mother of Bateman’s daughter said the wide receiver woke her up in the middle of the night, called her a liar and pushed her into the wall, likely causing “one or more” of the bruises on her face, according to police.

The Connecticut Mirror · Education · 21:14 UTC · CT Mirror's Long Story Short · Donate

PODCAST: CT residents are losing SNAP benefits faster than expected

WSHU's Ebong Udoma and CT Mirror's Keith M. Phaneuf discussed his story about the loss of SNAP benefits in Connecticut following passage of the "big beautiful bill."

RANGE · 21:13 UTC · Erin Sellers · Donate

Spokane 3 protesters ask judge to overturn their convictions. Here’s what comes next.

‘There is an ocean’s difference between civil disobedience and a violent conspiracy against federal power,’ one motion reads.

Chicago Sun-Times · Education · 21:13 UTC · Sarah Karp · Donate

School is back in session for CPS students after summer of budget angst

With a DJ playing celebratory hip-hop music, and blue balloons flying overhead, Leland Elementary Principal Alesia Franklin-Allen welcomed back her students. She worked to put first-timers, like five children who’d moved to the West Side school from the South Side, at ease. “You guys are now at the home of the Mustangs,” she said. “We got a lot of great stuff going on.”

Tampa Bay Times · Politics · 21:11 UTC · By Dan Sullivan, Times staff · Donate

As jury weighs death for Jennifer Odom’s killer, her family recounts her life

The Salt Lake Tribune · News · 20:59 UTC · Jeff Tavss | Fox 13 News · Donate

Large rockfall at Zion National Park closes access to popular park trail

The National Park Service reported the rockfall occurred in the Big Bend area of Zion and that crews are currently working to clear the hazard from the roadway.

The Baltimore Banner · Education · 20:59 UTC · Banner Staff · Donate

Educators welcome Maryland students back to school

Monday is the first day of school in Baltimore City and Anne Arundel and Howard counties, along with transition day in Montgomery County schools. Coppin State, Towson and UMBC students return to classes, too.

Mission Local · Politics · 20:58 UTC · Io Yeh Gilman · Donate

Meet the S.F. congressional candidates: Do you support a data center moratorium?

Congressional candidates Wiener and Chan explain their stances on data centers and ensuring U.S. AI labs stay internationally competitive. Meet the S.F. congressional candidates: Do you support a data center moratorium?

Chicago Sun-Times · Housing · 20:52 UTC · Alex Veiga · Donate

Zillow resolves FTC lawsuit over claims it paid Redfin to suppress rental listings

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has reached a settlement with Zillow and Redfin to resolve the regulator's claim that the companies made an illegal deal to suppress competition in online rental advertising. The FTC said Monday that it filed a proposed order with the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia. It essentially requires Redfin to restart its standalone rental housing l

Gothamist · News · 20:52 UTC · Ramsey Khalifeh · Donate

Queens councilmember demands the city invest more on flood prevention

Phil Wong cautioned that the city must adapt its response to stronger storms. [ more › ]

The Connecticut Mirror · Education · 20:47 UTC · Theo Peck-Suzuki · Donate

Friction emerges as K-12 school funding commission weighs solutions

CT's Blue Ribbon Commission on K-12 Education Funding must report recommendations by January. An expert presentation Thursday drew pushback.

THE CITY · Politics · 20:46 UTC · Andrew Giambrone · Donate

Beloved AMC Movie Theater in Kips Bay Will Close by Year’s End

That’s a wrap, folks. The beloved AMC movie theater on Second Avenue and East 31st Street in Kips Bay will close by the end of 2026, the company confirmed Monday to The City Reporter. “We expect that AMC Kips Bay 15 will continue operating until the end of 2026, at which time the theatre will

Gothamist · News · 20:46 UTC · Charles Lane · Donate

Teen killed, 2 others shot during Bronx car meetup, police say

East 233rd Street in the Bronx, near where three people were shot early Sunday. The 18-year-old was shot in the head early Sunday at what police officials described as a large caravan of cars in the Bronx. [ more › ]

Chicago Sun-Times · 20:45 UTC · Erica Thompson · Donate

Photos: See Chicago's top dancers defy gravity in athletic 'Dance for Life' showcase

Chicago's 35th "Dance for Life" showcase was marked by numerous lifts, leaps and leg extensions at The Auditorium on Saturday. But the dancers weren't the only airborne stars of the night; an ethereal scarf and a billowing tarp also stood out during the production — thanks to the skill of the performers manipulating them, of course. The celebration of the city's diverse dance companies, performers

Tampa Bay Times · Environment · 20:45 UTC · By Jack Prator, Times staff · Donate

Chemical spill reported at Duke Energy power plant on Anclote River

Chicago Sun-Times · Politics · 20:44 UTC · Violet Miller · Donate

I-55 crash, ICE arrest draw protest in McKinley Park

Federal immigration officers hit a truck on Interstate 55 before chasing and detaining a man in McKinley Park Monday, drawing a crowd of protesters who remained on the scene for hours after, according to local Ald. Julia Ramirez. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers chased and then pinned a pickup truck on the highway before detaining a man, Ramirez, who represents the 12th Ward, rela

La Noticia · 20:41 UTC · Yuliana Montiel · Donate

Gregory Bovino en Charlotte: qué dijo durante su encuentro con Manolo Betancur

Un encuentro inesperado entre Manolo Betancur, empresario y activista social, y Gregory Bovino, excomandante general de la Patrulla Fronteriza, terminó en un intercambio de posiciones sobre la operación migratoria Charlotte’s Web, hasta ahora el mayor operativo migratorio de Carolina del Norte. Manolo a Bovino: “Usted no es bienvenido en esta ciudad” El encuentro ocurrió este

Stateline · Politics · 20:35 UTC · Ariana Figueroa · Support

Trump administration plans $100,000 visa fee for high-skill foreign workers

WASHINGTON — The Department of Homeland Security is planning to drastically increase the fee for hiring high-skilled foreign workers within the United States to $100,000, according to a preview of a proposed rule published Monday. The administration noted in the Federal Register that it plans to use the fee to “serve as a dedicated revenue mechanism

LAist · News · 20:32 UTC · Donate

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent unveils new US economic sanctions on Iran

The Trump administration calls this "economic D-Day" on Iran. Iran vows to respond to fresh sanctions in a "seismic manner."

Montana Free Press · Politics · 20:30 UTC · Matt Hudson · Donate

Judges say public defender backlog taking a toll in Great Falls city court

The state's public defender office acknowledged several challenges, including difficulty filling vacant positions, a shortage of contract attorneys and growing caseloads.

Block Club Chicago · 20:23 UTC · Francia Garcia Hernandez · Donate

Tow Truck Driver Refuses To Help ICE After Agents Crash Into Truck On Southwest Side

Ald. Julia Ramirez said agents rammed their SUV into a truck before arresting a man in McKinley Park. Rapid response groups reported to the scene and successfully thwarted an attempt to tow the agents' SUV away.

Mirror Indy · Health · 20:21 UTC · Mary Claire Molloy · Donate

As Indy marks America’s 250th, a museum remembers past epidemics

A staff member created an exhibit for her grandfather, who had polio.

Chicago Sun-Times · Politics · 20:17 UTC · Sun-Times Wire · Donate

Second man dies after Chicago Lawn shooting

A second man has died after an early Sunday shooting in the Chicago Lawn neighborhood, according to Chicago police. Darwin Cohone, 27, and Miguel Pinto Garcia, 29, were found on the ground around 5:45 a.m. in the 6100 block of South Campbell Avenue, police said. Garcia, shot in the head, was pronounced dead at the scene while Cohone suffering from multiple gunshots to his torso, was taken in criti

The Community Voice · Housing · 20:08 UTC · Bonita, Editor-in-Chief · Donate

When the Investor Becomes the Landlord

Investor-owned rental houses provide an important housing option for families who aren’t ready or don’t want to buy. But as investors acquire more single-family homes, another question is gaining attention:

Chicago Sun-Times · Sports · 20:04 UTC · Michael O'Brien · Donate

Were the preseason rankings wrong? Breaking down some major developments from Week 1 of high school football

Mount Carmel, Brother Rice and Nazareth — the Nos. 1, 2 and 5 teams in the preseason Super 25 — lost in Week 1. Does that mean the preseason rankings were lousy? The Caravan’s loss to East St. Louis wasn’t a major surprise, despite the team’s college talent and four consecutive state championships. East St. Louis is nearly as loaded with college talent and, most important, returned starting quarte

Defector · Sports · 20:04 UTC · Billy Haisley · Subscribe

Hull City Drags Red Devils Right Back To Hell

As a soccer fan, one of the best things you can do for your physical and mental well-being is to studiously avoid overreacting to results early in the season. Especially for the big teams, and especially coming off a summer international tournament, the first few weeks of the league are essentially an extension of the preseason, and therefore should be considered little more than glorified trainin

The Salt Lake Tribune · Politics · 20:03 UTC · Addy Baird · Donate

Enes Kanter was tossed from a WNBA game. Mike Lee says the former Jazz player wasn’t ‘‘harassing’ anyone.’

U.S. Sen. Mike Lee said Enes Kanter Freedom "isn’t ‘harassing’ anyone" after the former Jazz player was ejected from an Indiana Fever-Chicago Sky game.

The Maine Monitor · Politics · 20:00 UTC · Sawyer Loftus, Bangor Daily News · Donate

Police checks on Susan Collins’ home spike with high-profile Senate votes

The pattern traces Collins’ transformation from a popular figure into a polarizing one drawing strong Democratic campaigns against her.

LAist · News · 20:00 UTC · Donate

What's in California's Zone Zero fire safety rules — and what they mean for SoCal residents

The new rules for defensible space around homes are some of the strictest in the country, but firefighters and others stress their importance.

The Baltimore Banner · Environment · 19:56 UTC · Hayes Gardner · Donate

Cunningham Falls State Park fully reopens after monitoring finds ‘no evidence of rabid beavers’

There have been three separate beaver attacks at state parks in Maryland this summer. Two happened at Cunningham Falls State Park, but “extensive monitoring found no evidence” of additional rabid beavers.