A paid AI-generated ad in the St. Charles County executive primary is drawing criticism from rivals and highlighting gaps in state rules on deepfakes.

Ashburnham and state leaders marked the removal of Whitney Pond Dam, reopening the Whitman River and creating a new conservation area with trails and interpretive signs.

Islip's Zoning Board will decide tonight whether boarding is an accessory use at the former Montfort seminary after a sale drew neighborhood pushback. The ruling could shape whether dorms are allowed without extra permits.

A 43-year-old from Wyoming, Michigan, was arrested after a 100+ mph pursuit on I‑69 north of Marion; police say the car was reported stolen and tied to a Wyoming homicide.

Hand-pressed tortillas and mesquite-smoked meats have pushed Sal Y Limón from a Midvale pickup spot to a City Creek outpost. Early reviews praise the nixtamalized tortillas and a bold salsa bar.

Muskego police are asking for tips after a debit card taken at a local Walmart was used for $1,177 in purchases across several stores.

A non‑verbal 13‑year‑old was found dead in an irrigation canal in the Salt River Pima‑Maricopa Indian Community. His mother is urging parents to be vigilant as police investigate.

Therme is asking Dallas planners to OK a pedestrian skybridge and zoning changes as it advances an $800 million riverfront resort. The City Plan Commission will consider the request this Thursday.

K&L Gates completed a firmwide reduction of business professionals, trimming roughly 10% of allied roles. The firm says the move followed a multi‑month review and will include separation benefits.

Construction firms toured Brockton High as the district advances a feasibility study that could lead to a multi‑hundred‑million‑dollar rebuild. The walkthrough and active bid notices show the project is moving toward contractor selection.

UT Health San Antonio found higher blood p‑tau181 in older adults who regularly sleep 8.5–10+ hours; researchers call it an association, not proof of cause.

A 23-year-old Austin man was arrested on a first-degree murder warrant tied to the Sept. 25, 2025 death of Donald McVade in Manor.

Gov. Brian Kemp has appointed U.S. Magistrate Brian K. Epps to the Georgia Court of Appeals, filling the vacancy left by Judge Brian M. Rickman.