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Covered California open enrollment starts this weekend. Here are the major changes

Covered California open enrollment starts Sunday, with higher premiums and major changes to subsidies and eligibility. Here’s what Californians need to know.
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North Carolina A&T’s homecoming win over Elon ends in brawl

After North Carolina A&T picked up the resounding homecoming victory over Elon during their centennial homecoming celebration, a brawl ensued shortly after North Carolina A&T secured their third straight victory. Elon players went onto the Aggie sideline to confront a North Carolina A&T player. A brawl then broke out before members of both coaching […] The post North Carolina A&T’s homecoming win over Elon ends in brawl appeared first on ClutchPoints.
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Mobile Home Park Residents Take Fight to Regal Communities Headquarters

A months-long fight over conditions at several Northwest Pennsylvania mobile home parks is now crossing state lines. Tenants from communities in Erie and Crawford counties traveled to New Jersey Friday, rallying outside the corporate offices of Regal Communities. Residents say they’ve dealt with ongoing maintenance problems and worsening conditions at...
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Boca Raton Nursing Home Ordered to Pay $2.55M Over Blood Thinner Death

An arbitrator has found The Encore at Boca Raton Rehabilitation and Nursing Center negligent in the 2023 death of 80-year-old resident Patricia Batashoff, awarding her family $3 million. The case centered on a basic but critical failure, according to the family's attorneys: the facility never gave Batashoff a blood thinner her own hospital records said she needed to keep taking.
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Cary dentist sentenced for fatally striking woman walking dog

A Cary dentist will serve more than two years in prison after fatally striking a pedestrian last year, a Wake County judge ruled Friday. Michael Kenneth Bielinski, 72, pleaded guilty in July to felony death by vehicle and driving while impaired in the Dec. 1, 2025, crash, court records show. Bielinski fatally injured 76-year-old Ann Swenson as she was out walking her dog near her home, The News & Observer previously reported . Swenson, who suffered a brain bleed and multiple other injuries, died
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Wilder Produce Giant Castellini Eyes $22M Hebron Warehouse Near CVG Airport

One of Greater Cincinnati's largest private companies is quietly weighing a major expansion in Northern Kentucky. Castellini Co., the 130-year-old Wilder-based fresh produce distributor, is considering an eight-figure investment in Northern Kentucky that would put a new warehouse and distribution operation near Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. According to WKRC Local...
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1 hurt, 1 under arrest after stabbing in Cincinnati Kroger store: Police

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - One person is hurt, and another is under arrest after a stabbing inside a Cincinnati Kroger store Saturday morning, police confirm. It happened at the Glenway Avenue store in Westwood, a police spokesman told FOX19 NOW. “I can confirm that officers did respond to the Kroger for...
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Cleves Man, 64, Thrives Two Years After Rare Artificial Heart Implant

Mike Herrmann woke up from heart surgery in 2024 and felt like he could climb a building. The 64-year-old Cleves resident had just become the fourth person in the world to receive the BiVACOR Total Artificial Heart, a mechanical device that kept him alive at Christ Hospital in Cincinnati while he waited for a donor organ.
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Rejecting $1.1 million in Browns stadium repairs could cost Cleveland a lot more

Cleveland City Council just sent a message by refusing to pay $1.1 million for repairs at Huntington Bank Field. Legal and finance experts say the risks are much bigger than a lawsuit from the Browns.
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Ohio homeowners who turned 65 this year, or who are disabled, must file for...

Ohio homeowners who turned 65 this year, or who are totally and permanently disabled, have until Dec. 31 to file for the homestead exemption, and the filing cuts the property tax bill that follows. The exemption takes the first $29,000 of a home’s value off the tax calculation for owners within the income limit. That […]

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