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Greek restaurant fails health inspection

A restaurant serving Greek street food failed its health inspection after inspectors found eight violations. more

Lucinda Warnke | lwarnke@mdjonline.com (via MDJ) | 10/20/26

Report: Tax bills to soar for Nevadans with long-term student debt

Protect Borrowers reports millions of American students face significantly higher taxes, following the expiration of a congressional tax exemption on long-term debt cancellation. more

ThisIsReno (via This Is Reno) | 10/20/26

Cloverlick Creek Dam to be removed as agencies aim to improve public safety, the natural ecosystem

Village officials said they've been working to get this dam removed for years, and now funding and collaborations are set, with the project scheduled to begin in November. more

Via WCPO | 10/20/26

SF City Worker Implicated In Stabbing on Cathedral Hill

A San Francisco city employee may have been the suspect in a weekend stabbing that occurred in the predawn hours in the Cathedral Hill neighborhood, but the city has not yet confirmed this. more

Jay Barmann (via SFist) | 10/20/26

Two drivers arrested days apart for "extremely excessive speed" in Chaffee County

(CHAFFEE COUNTY, Colo.) —Two drivers were arrested in Chaffee County just days apart in separate speeding incidents, both for going over 100 miles an hour near Buena Vista and Poncha Springs. The … more

Ashley Eberhardt (via FOX21 News Colorado) | 10/20/26

San Jose-Based Air Taxi Company Acquires Drone Surveillance Manufacturer

As two Northern California air taxi rivals remain embroiled in lawsuits over alleged trade-secret theft and patent infringement, one is expanding into aerospace and defense through a deal to acquire … more

Leanne Maxwell (via SFist) | 10/20/26

This is what a 32-story building near Uptown, River Oaks will look like, inside and out

Broadview Real Estate plans to build a 32-story trophy office tower with a "sinuous" design between the Uptown/Galleria and River Oaks areas. more

Via KHOU 11 - Local News | 10/20/26

Free mental health resources available across Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS — When someone is experiencing a mental health crisis, knowing where to turn can make all the difference. There are multiple free resources available including teams trained to respond … more

Melea VanOstrand (via WISH-TV Indianapolis) | 10/20/26

Woman arraigned on felony, misdemeanor charges in shootings at Bakersfield news station building

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) -- A not guilty plea was entered Tuesday for a woman accused of shooting at the KBAK-TV news station on two different occasions earlier in October. Thomashana Renee … more

Sangmin Kim (via KGET) | 10/20/26

Gusty winds and fire weather concerns coming to Panhandle

Gusty northeast winds and elevated fire weather concerns are expected across the Florida Panhandle this weekend following a dry cold front. more

Justin Kiefer (via mypanhandle.com) | 10/20/26

Jury recommends mercy for Donna Stone

BOONE COUNTY, W.Va. (WOWK) - The jury has recommended mercy to the grandmother of Kyneddi Miller, who had been found guilty on both counts regarding the death of her granddaughter in Boone County, … more

Jackson Lilly and Delaney Wells (via WBOY) | 10/20/26

WVU SpacePrep helps students explore STEAM careers

A class of ninth graders at Bridgeport High School visited the STEAM Technical Assistance Center (TAC) and SpaceTrek on Tuesday morning. more

Dakota Swiger (via WBOY) | 10/20/26

Morrisey signs executive order for West Virginia diesel fuel relief

West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey has declared a 60-day state of emergency across the Mountain State due to increasing diesel fuel prices. more

Jessica Patterson (via WBOY) | 10/20/26

$5 Million in Maternal Health Research Funding to Support Projects Aimed at Improving Outcomes for Native Mothers

The University of Oklahoma's Fran and Earl Ziegler College of Nursing has received more than $5 million for maternal health research, including work aimed at improving outcomes for American Indian … more