Wisconsin FoodShare members 60 to 64 without a disability can no longer get three-year...
Wisconsin households on FoodShare, the state’s name for SNAP, can no longer get a three-year approval if a member is 60 to 64 and not disabled. The change took effect August 8, 2026, and households already holding a three-year approval now face extra paperwork: six-month report forms and an interview when they renew. The rule […]
Marrero Woman Guilty of Hunting Down Ex-Girlfriend, Shooting Her Dead in Metairie
A Jefferson Parish jury convicted 43-year-old Jakita Johnson-Nash of second-degree murder Friday, Oct. 23, for fatally shooting her ex-girlfriend, Charlene Jarreau, in December 2022. Jurors also found Johnson-Nash guilty of obstruction of justice and witness intimidation, but acquitted her of a second-degree kidnapping charge tied to a witness in the case.
Heartland Halloween: Plastic Pumpkins May Trap Nebraska-Kansas Deer
Plastic trick-or-treat buckets could trap white-tailed deer near wooded neighborhoods and farmland across Iowa and Nebraska.
Cedar Bend Humane Society waives fees for long-waiting pets
WATERLOO, Iowa — Cedar Bend Humane Society is waiving adoption fees through Oct. 31 for dogs and cats who have been at the shelter for at least 90 days. The promotion, supported by C&S Car Company and Subaru Loves Pets, comes as the shelter is at capacity. Staff hope it helps some of the animals who have waited longest find homes.
Arizona crushes Iowa State 39-3 to become bowl eligible: 3 takeaways
Homecoming weekend was a sweet one in Tucson, with Brent Brennan and the Arizona Wildcats getting out to an explosive start and coasting to a 39-3 win over Iowa
Sunflower Bakery Rebrands as Sunflower Bakery Kitchen Café in Rockville, MD
Sunflower Bakery, the Rockville nonprofit that trains young adults with learning differences for careers in the food industry, has rebranded as Sunflower Bakery Kitchen Café. The new name was unveiled at a ribbon-cutting ceremony on October 16 outside the organization’s kosher bakery, café and headquarters, with local and state elected officials, students, graduates and supporters in attendance.
Eastside Rise providing up to $10,000 for home repairs
2 News Oklahoma's Isabel Flores spoke with homeowners in East Tulsa about the Homeowner Repair Program and how people can apply.
National Arabian horse show returns to Expo Square in Tulsa
TULSA, Okla. - The U.S. National Arabian & Half-Arabian Championship Horse Show returned to Tulsa’s Expo Square on Thu., Oct. 22nd, and runs through Sat., Oct. 31st. The event is considered the most prestigious Arabian horse show in North America. It brings nearly 1,800 horses to the Expo Square and typically attracts thousands of people to Tulsa.
Portion of New Hampshire Ave. Shut Down Following Collision With Life-Threatening Injuries
Southbound New Hampshire Avenue is closed following a serious two-vehicle collision in the Takoma Park area late Sunday morning. Montgomery County Police said officers were dispatched at approximately 11:40am to the collision in the 6500 block of New Hampshire Ave. According to MCFRS Chief Spokesperson Pete Piringer, the collision occurred near Sheridan St, in front of Jiffy Lube, and involved a scooter or motorcycle.
OG&E hearing delayed as regulators weigh who pays to power data centers
TULSA, Okla. — Oklahoma regulators have moved a hearing on OG&E’s proposed rules for large electricity users to January, extending a case that could help determine how the costs of powering data centers are divided and whether other customers could be left paying more. The hearing, previously scheduled...

















