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When Jordon Shields makes a reception, it’s usually a painful play for the opposing defense. more
A man was shot after he approached two construction workers to ask for money, according to a San Antonio Police Department spokeswoman. more
INDIANAPOLIS — A night of blues, rising musical talent and community support is coming to Brown County as Amplify Nashville takes the stage Saturday, Nov. 7, at the Brown County Music Center. … more
According to the Texas Lottery, a ticket worth $5 million was recently sold at a store on San Felipe. more
Texas Gov.-elect Gina Hinojosa named four leaders for her bipartisan “By and For the People” transition team to prepare her administration for taking office Jan. 19, 2027. more
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) -- The Visalia Unified Board of Education announces that Randy Villegas has formally submitted resignation from the board as of Monday, Nov. 2. Villegas' departure from the … more
Tim Hageman, Manhattan Beach Rotary VetFest co-chair, discusses the 7th annual VetFest on Nov. 7, a salute to service. more
The family of a 38-year-old Akron man killed by a hit-and-run driver in September is getting some of the answers it has been seeking after a suspect was indicted in the case. more
The Colorado Department of Transportation announced this week they are looking for feedback from the public on improving a variety of things on Colorado Boulevard including sidewalks, bus stops and … more
A Bronx native who’d spent his whole life in the city left on foot in May. more
We’re almost there. The stretch of three consecutive primetime regular-season Bears games — a first for the team since at least 2000 — will end Sunday with a home game against the Buccaneers. … more
More than a month ahead of her scheduled hearings before the West Virginia Ethics Commission (WVEC), Clarksburg City Manager Tiffany Fell has agreed to pay $2,000 to resolve more
Revolution Wind, the 704-megawatt offshore wind project built about 15 miles south of Rhode Island, has reached full commercial operation and is delivering power to the regional grid, according … more
Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians The Soboba Parks & Recreation Department got a jumpstart on spooky celebrations this year by hosting its annual Halloween Carnival on Oct. 24 at the Soboba Sports … more
Residents in low-lying Bay Area communities are facing another round of coastal flooding, while beachgoers are being warned about dangerous surf, sneaker waves, and strong rip currents. more
Director Lee Chang-dong’s novelistic tale of job loss and grief is a gut punch that feels all too relevant in the age of AI.  more
Technology giants are pushing back against efforts to block teens from endless scrolling. more
A 35-year-old Adams woman is facing multiple felony charges after allegedly receiving over $12,000 in SNAP benefits she was entitled to. more
My husband and I recently bought a fixer-upper in San Francisco with Alex. It’s the second fixer-upper we’ve purchased with his help in the past 10 years, which says a lot about how much we trust … more
For our busy Houston commuters, we have – The Commuter Cut – a special 40-minute version of our show to listen to during your journey home. more
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