Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx on the First Month Without Cash…
It’s been more than a month since Illinois became the first state to eliminate cash bail entirely. According to the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office, a total of 649 detention [...]
Beth Fukumoto: Protecting Our Rights Is Important. But We Have To Give A Little, Too
We can’t become so focused on what we’re owed that we forget to be good citizens. We talk a lot about rights. They’re at the center of most national debates. [...]
After an October to forget, Maryland has one month to correct course
Maryland football’s season was firmly on schedule when it entered the month of October. Now it’s looking to put a rough four weeks far behind it. Holding an unblemished 5-0 [...]
Four Rainbow Wahine To Compete in The AVCA Pairs Nationals
Story Links HUNTSVILLE, Ala. -- The University of Hawaii beach volleyball team will have two pairs compete at the AVCA Fall Collegiate Beach National Championships Friday to Sunday, [...]
Florida couple came to eastern Idaho to retire, now own music academy where they teach 200 students
Do you want to know what’s happening in the eastern Idaho business scene? We’ve got you covered. Here is a rundown of this week’s business news across the valley. BIZ [...]
Brad Underwood may have been right about Illinois’ PG situation
I wrote a piece a few weeks ago examining Illinois’ recent history with inexperienced point guards. The seasons that I discussed — 2011-12 and 2014-15 — didn’t end up going [...]
Turning Hawai‘i’s Flowers into Glass Art You Can Wear
Glass artist Arlie Pemberton creates her jewelry with 2,200 degrees of heat. Photo: Aaron YoshinoArlie Pemberton’s collection of glass jewelry features earrings, necklaces, rings and lei designed to look like [...]
Special education: Idaho’s $66 million problem
Idaho’s schools have a $66.5 million problem — and it’s impacting the state’s most vulnerable students. Since its inception, special education has been underfunded nationwide. Public schools are required to [...]
Men’s Basketball Promotions Schedule Announced
Monday, Nov. 6 | 7 p.m. vs. Eastern Illinois Get Tickets Swearing-In Ceremony for Air Force Cadets Ticket Promo: $5 student tickets Friday, Nov. 10 [...]
UAH researchers win $457,000 to study astrophysical phenomena that mi…
Huntsville, Ala. [Photo Credit: Pixabay.com] On Tuesday, the University of Alabama in Huntsville announced that two researchers in their College of Engineering have won a grant totaling $457,963 to study 3D magnetic reconnection. Magnetic [...]
Police investigating terroristic threatening case at Hilo High School : Big Island Now
November 1, 2023, 12:11 PM HST Hawai‘i Police Department officers responded to Hilo High School Wednesday morning, after school officials received a call regarding an online threat made by an [...]
Court case on fate of Snake River dams, imperiled salmon postponed at least 45 more days
Parties to a lawsuit challenging the federal government over its plans to continue operating dams on the Snake River at the expense of salmon runs asked a federal court in [...]
Voter information cards being mailed out in Macon County
MACON COUNTY, Ill. (WCIA) — The Macon County Clerk’s Office has announced that voter information cards are now being mailed to all registered voters. Macon Co. Health Dept. announces drive-thru [...]
Video: CU Buffs analysis heading into final month of season
BuffZone’s Brian Howell joins Adam Munsterteiger of BuffStampede to talk about Colorado football heading into the last four games of the season. Source by [author_name] Brian Howell 2023-11-01 21:20:11 Boulder [...]
New Iowa ad brings new talking points for Ron DeSantis backers
The latest Des Moines Register/NBC News/Mediacom Iowa Poll of 404 likely Hawkeye State caucus participants finds Ron DeSantis 27 points behind Donald Trump and tied at 16% with Nikki Haley. However, the new ad (“Fight. [...]
Wait for food stamps continues, but could prompt legislative changes
IGA Foodland Grocery Store in Juneau. (Paige Sparks/KTOO) Many Alaskans have faced long waits for food over the last year as the state Division of Public Assistance worked through a [...]
A 20-mile stretch of Angeles Crest Highway reopens
After a months-long closure due to winter storm damage, a major stretch of the Angeles Crest Highway has reopened, restoring public access to a variety of trails and mountain vistas [...]
Connecticut inmate charged with assaulting staff at MacDougall-Walker Correctional Institute
SUFFIELD, Conn. (WTNH) — An inmate at MacDougall-Walker Correctional Institute in Suffield was charged with two counts of assault on public safety personnel on Wednesday, state police said. This marks [...]
Personnel file: Nov. 1, 2023
(Send personnel news items to drainey@delawarebusinessnow.com Briggs names Deputy Director The Biggs Museum of American Art announces today that Sandra K. James has been appointed Deputy Director, Head of Philanthropy and [...]
What’s Happening With Hawaii Drivers You Should Know About
We have all talked about the Aloha missing between Hawaii residents and visitors, but seldom about driver courtesy declining even between those who live here. Two surveys were conducted in [...]
Student enrollment is down for the first time since the pandemic
Student enrollment is down statewide for the first time since the height of the pandemic — the only other time in the past decade that a decline has been recorded. [...]
Mariah Carey prepares for holiday tour, Chicago show – NBC Chicago
As the calendar switched from October to November, Mariah Carey's Christmas era officially began. "It’s…… TIME!!!" the singer wrote on Instagram Wednesday alongside video showing her breaking out of a [...]
Naka Nathaniel: It’s All About The Story
If we’re going to overcome the challenges in Hawaii, we need to save and share the stories of our kupuna. My teenager is a public radio nerd — we can’t [...]
Blue and red states slash taxes despite warnings of hard times ahead
With a $750 million budget surplus on hand, there was little doubt whether North Dakota lawmakers would cut taxes earlier this year — the question was how much. “The surplus [...]
Chicago’s Day of the Dead rituals — told in English and Spanish
Skulls and skeletons are popping up in stores around Chicago, but they’re not your typical Halloween fare. Look closely and you’ll see them paired with colorful flowers, dressed as bride [...]