Oklahoma Weather Alert: Showers Return for Halloween Oct 31
Halloween plans could face showers as rain chances rise across Oklahoma City this weekend.
OKC apartment complex loses gas and hot water for over a week
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – Like any other morning, Valencia Oliver was making breakfast for her kids before school, but on October 15, her routine took a turn. “I was cooking oatmeal on October 15th, early that morning for my children, and oatmeal really don’t take long for it to cook, so I had it on […]
Central Iowa Weather Update: Rain Chances Rise Before Halloween Oct 28-3
Thunderstorms could arrive Wednesday night as rain chances climb to 60% around Des Moines.
Layla Kiffin opens Baton Rouge fitness studio near LSU campus. She’s hoping Louisianans will...
Layla Kiffin knew she wanted to find a wellness community in Baton Rouge when she moved from Los Angeles in early summer. She didn’t anticipate opening her own fitness studio. Kiffin, the 52-year-old ex-wife of LSU football coach Lane Kiffin, moved to the bayou state with her daughter and...
Baton Rouge blues legend Kenny Neal awarded Key to the City
BATON ROUGE — Blues musician Kenny Neal received the Key to the City on Saturday during the inaugural Capital City Music Festival at L’Auberge Casino & Hotel. Presented by Mayor-President Sid Edwards, the honor marks the 10th Key to the City awarded during Edwards' administration and recognizes Neal’s global musical career and lifelong dedication to Baton Rouge’s cultural heritage.
Castaways Property in Port Aransas Changes Hands as Owners Mark Full Circle
The ground beneath Castaways Seafood and Grill and the Shops at Old Town in Port Aransas has new owners. Domingo Hernandez and Emily Hernandez have purchased the property, tying together a story that began 25 years ago when Domingo Hernandez started as a line cook in the restaurant's kitchen. Hernandez's...
Flock cameras catch Eastern Iowa cities at a crossroads
CEDAR RAPIDS — Flock cameras and other automated license plate readers have become a nationwide flash point, leaving Iowa communities wrestling with whether the technology’s public safety benefits outweigh risks to personal privacy. Automated license plate readers, or ALPRs, have been around for years — long enough that law enforcement agencies state the technology has become “critical” to stopping and solving crime. But public opinion has begun to sour following reports of system errors, privac
Question 6 would establish a nature reserve fund
BOSTON (WHDH) - From the rocky shoreline of Nantasket Beach to the wooded trails of Blue Hills Reservation and the quiet waters of Walden Pond, Massachusetts offers a rich patchwork of natural beauty that invites people to slow down and take notice. But maintaining these public lands and recreational spaces requires funding and decisions about how state money should be spent. That debate is at the center of Question 6.
Newly-identified remains of World War II soldier finally coming home
FAIRHAVEN — For most of her life, Pauline Parker didn’t know she had a great-uncle, let alone one who served in World War II. Someone from the U.S. Army reached out to her in 2018 to request a DNA sample as part of an effort to identify the remains of soldiers who had died overseas during the war.
Massachusetts could see warmer, wetter winter, National Weather Service says
BOSTON — On Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026, the National Weather Service’s Boston/Norton office shared a winter outlook favoring above-normal temperatures and precipitation across the region. The outlook covers December 2026 through February 2027. Maps accompanying the announcement place Massachusetts within areas where temperatures and total precipitation are favored...
