Ineos is planning another round of layoffs at its Joliet‑area chemical plant in Channahon, the latest disruption at a site that has cut jobs before.

Two runners died from medical emergencies at the Indianapolis Marathon; both received immediate aid and later passed at hospitals. The cause remains undisclosed.

A vehicle owner in Seattle shot two would-be carjackers in self-defense. Police are investigating the incident where one suspect was hospitalized and two others fled.

State and federal agencies conducted joint patrols to enforce oyster fishing regulations in Louisiana, issuing citations for permit violations and checking immigration compliance among crews.

Brooklyn Park Police dispute a Minnesota Star Tribune report, stating that their response to a fatal shooting followed protocol, contrary to reported inaccuracies.

Raleigh Water's billing system will be offline from Nov. 7-11 for a portal upgrade, affecting payment and service processes; emergency services will continue. Late fees and disconnections are suspended temporarily.

Clint Orms opened an 11,000‑sq‑ft flagship in downtown Kerrville with a 2,500‑sq‑ft showroom and a live production studio. A weekend of events will mark the debut.

The I Love Paraguay restaurant in Queens is a hub of Paraguayan culture and cuisine, serving both a small local diaspora and visitors with traditional dishes.

Calaveras County Sheriff's Office raided an illegal marijuana grow in Mokelumne Hill, finding 1,000 plants and 46 pounds of processed cannabis. No suspects were found; investigation continues.

Long John Silver's has opened a new location in Washington, PA, promising convenient seafood and chicken options with dine-in, drive-thru, and delivery services.

LaFontaine Chevrolet's suspension was lifted by the Michigan Department of State after being accused of selling used vehicles as new; they argue the issue was administrative, not a threat to public safety.

Plymouth sees economic growth with the opening of Summit Orthopedics, ES Lacrosse, The Gardner School for early education, and Decompress Massage Therapy, expanding health, sports, education, and wellness services.

IBM and Infineon are laying off over 100 tech workers in the Bay Area, adding to the region's tech job cuts. IBM's layoffs are part of a global workforce reduction, which could result in around 2,700 jobs lost worldwide.