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NIPSCO COO addresses criticisms over storm restoration response

In his first sit-down interview since the August 11 storms, NIPSCO President and COO Vince Parisi discusses the frustrations over the utility's response to the storms with WGN's Emmy Victor. more

Emmy Victor (via WGN-TV - Local) | 10/22/26

Lawsuit claims Oklahoma County Jail staff failed to care for teen's brain injury

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – The teenager who spent less than 24 hours at the Oklahoma County Jail before being transported to the hospital with a severe brain injury is now suing the Oklahoma County … more

Lauren Henry/KFOR (via KFOR.com Oklahoma City) | 10/22/26

Martin County parents win push for school zone outside Citrus Grove Elementary

Commissioners unanimously approved a new school zone on Newfield Parkway, where parents say speeding traffic has put children walking to school in danger. more

Via WPTV | 10/22/26

Missed paperwork played a role in why Richmond abandoned solar panel project

Missed paperwork appears to have played a role in why Richmond's solar panel project had to be abandoned by the city. Newly released documents show the staffer at the center of the controversy filed … more

Ryan Nadeau (via WRIC ABC 8News) | 10/22/26

The long run: Leyden's Cerasani surpasses his father's longevity at Schaumburg

Tom Cerasani Jr. will celebrate his 22nd year as head coach at Leyden with a trip to the playoffs. He’s now been on the job longer than his father coached at Schaumburg. more

Mike McGraw (via Daily Herald - hyperlocal) | 10/22/26

Nashville AIDS Clinic Sues Tennessee over Illegal Aliens’ Access to Taxpayer-Funded Medical, Dental, Nutrition, and Mental Health Services

A lawsuit was filed against Tennessee on Monday in Davidson County Chancery Court by Nashville CARES, a nonprofit AIDS clinic challenging new guidance issued by the Tennessee Department of Health … more

Tom Pappert (via Tennessee Star) | 10/22/26

55-plus neighborhood calling for accountability

(COLORADO SPRINGS) — Residents of Circle Drive 55-plus manufactured home community in Colorado Springs are organizing after reporting deteriorating living conditions and around a $200 monthly rent … more

Jessica Livingstone (via FOX21 News Colorado) | 10/22/26

Parents of slain Annunciation student endorse Klobuchar and say Demuth ‘lied to us’

The dispute has become a flashpoint in the governor’s race with less than two weeks until the election. more

Via Star Tribune | 10/22/26

World's top squash players compete in Redwood City

Some of the world’s top squash players were competing in Redwood City on Thursday. Squash is a fast-paced racket sport making its Olympic debut at the 2028 games in LA. It’s played by two … more

NBC Bay Area staff (via NBC Bay Area) | 10/22/26

Changes are coming to Colorado Boulevard, but safety concerns aren't slowing down

Denver is making changes to slow traffic on Colorado Blvd and get closer to 'Vision Zero,' though community members say more needs to be done, faster. more

Via Denver7 | 10/22/26

D.C. man indicted on fentanyl charge after death of Virginia man

A District of Columbia man is facing federal fentanyl distribution charges, accused of selling an ultimately fatal fake pill laced with fentanyl to a Virginia man. more

Brad Matthews (via Washington Times - Local) | 10/22/26

Meta Hit With $25 Billion Penalty Over Facebook’s Cambridge Analytica Scandal

Meta has been ordered to pay $25 billion in New Mexico over Facebook’s mishandling of user data and misleading privacy claims tied to the Cambridge Analytica scandal, which exposed millions of … more

Leanne Maxwell (via SFist) | 10/22/26

Eagles-Cowboys Week 7 injury report, with analysis

The Philadelphia Eagles have been devastated by injuries this season, which has helped contribute to their extremely disappointing 2-4 start. They listed 24 players on their initial Thursday injury … more

Jimmy Kempski (via PhillyVoice) | 10/22/26

Average long-term US mortgage rate eases to 7.32% in first pullback since late August