Fine-Dining Restaurant Opens in GU Hotel
Oak & Laurel, an on-campus fine dining restaurant and bar in Georgetown University’s Hoya Hotel, formally opened Oct. 21. The restaurant, located on the first floor of the Leavey Center, serves modern American cuisine and marks the university’s first on-campus fine-dining option. Oak & Laurel held a soft opening Oct. 15, offering bar service and appetizers during Georgetown’s family weekend.
Gunfire Rocks DC Neighborhood at Lunchtime, Cops Release Photos in Shooter Hunt
Police lights at scene of crime - File photo © Fernando Gregory | Dreamstime.comPolice lights...
Omaha nonprofit raising funds for homeless veterans housing project
An Omaha-area nonprofit is raising funds for a veteran-focused permanent supportive housing project near 92nd and Blondo streets. The $22 million Legacy Grove Senior Veteran Apartments project is part of a broader effort to address veteran homelessness, said Brandy Wallar, CEO of New Visions Homeless Services. “Every night between Council...
Omaha man arrested at Douglas County courthouse for allegedly refusing to give up ‘Naruto’...
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - An Omaha man missed his court date after refusing to give up his “Naruto” dagger even though security told him he could come back without it or surrender it, according to authorities. Tony Carter, 32, was booked into Douglas County Corrections on Thursday for...
Class action suit against FanDuel and DraftKings filed in Louisiana
A class action lawsuit was filed today in Louisiana against sports betting companies, including FanDuel and DraftKings, alleging their apps are intentionally designed and marketed to induce and exploit addictive behavior.
Wild video shows the moment a dump truck crashes off interstate in New Orleans
A dump truck crashed through a concrete barrier on the Interstate 10 eastbound bridge near the Claiborne Avenue exit in New Orleans Thursday afternoon, sending two people to the hospital. VIDEO: Truck careens off highway bridge, two hospitalized. Sonja Lady Dedais, who witnessed the incident while riding in a car...
New Orleans Man Must Pay $7M in Medicare Genetic-Testing Fraud Case
A 55-year-old New Orleans man has been ordered to pay more than $7 million in restitution after admitting he helped run a scheme that billed Medicare $174 million for cancer and cardiovascular genetic tests that patients never needed. John M. Spivey and his Missouri-based co-conspirator, 50-year-old Jamie P. McNamara, both pleaded guilty for their roles in the fraud, according to officials with the Eastern District of Louisiana.
Dog’s persistent barking helps prevent potential disaster in Palos Hills
The dog kept trying to get his owner’s attention, and although she initially ignored him, he wouldn’t stop. Finally, she got up to see what was wrong. When she went outside, she discovered a fire burning inside a nearby garage in Palos Hills. She rushed back upstairs, grabbed...
Who is singing the national anthem at World Series Game 1? Full list of...
History will be made in Milwaukee on Friday night, as the NL champion Brewers welcome the World Series back to Wisconsin for the first time in over 40 years. It's a moment that generations of fans have been waiting for, ever since the final out of Milwaukee's last appearance in the Fall Classic back in 1982, and you know the atmosphere inside American Family Field — the roof is closed for Game 1, by the way — will be electric.
Arkansas leads nation in farm bankruptcy; Q3 filings up significantly
Arkansas continues to lead U.S. in bankruptcy filings. Pittman: ‘The number of Chapter 12 bankruptcies filed this quarter underscores the significant financial pressures facing U.S. agriculture’. Arkansas led the nation in Chapter 12 bankruptcy filings in the third quarter of 2026, its 12 cases reflective of the difficult economic...

















