Five days after severe weather ravaged Northeast Ohio, significant power outages continue to affect residents. Governor Mike DeWine declared a State of Emergency for eight affected counties on Saturday, mobilizing resources to accelerate recovery efforts. As of late Sunday night, approximately 10,500 customers were still without electricity. Line workers from 17 states are working tirelessly … Read more
A new survey from the Financial Times and the University of Michigan reveals a significant shift in voter sentiment regarding economic trust. Vice President Kamala Harris has managed to close the gap on one of Donald Trump’s key political advantages—his perceived strength in economic matters. For months, Trump and Republicans have enjoyed higher trust ratings … Read more
If you’re a fan of McDonald’s breakfast and beverage offerings, exciting news awaits you. McDonald’s is expanding its drink menu with the launch of CosMc’s, a new concept designed to compete with Starbucks and elevate the brand’s beverage game. Inspired by an 80s robot character named CosMc, this space-themed venture introduces a novel approach to … Read more
North Texans have been reporting alarming incidents of gift card fraud, where activated cards mysteriously lose their balances. Increased Reports of Drained Gift Card Balances Tara from Fort Worth recently experienced this firsthand; she activated a $500 gift card only to find its balance drained before she could use it. Despite retaining her activation receipt, … Read more
Newark Public Schools students will experience longer school days this year as part of a new universal schedule, aimed at providing better support for both students and teachers. Governor Kathy Hochul announced the initiative on Sunday, marking a significant shift in the district’s operational hours. Extended School Hours and New Schedule Under the new schedule, … Read more
New York City is set to welcome a cutting-edge addition to its aquatic offerings with the announcement of a state-of-the-art floating pool on the East River. This innovative pool, designed in the shape of a plus sign, will be situated off Pier 35 on the Lower East Side. The project represents a significant leap forward … Read more
Governor Kathy Hochul made a significant announcement on Sunday, revealing that a new Dominican Cultural Center will be established in northern Manhattan. The announcement came as part of the celebrations at the 42nd annual National Dominican Day Parade, highlighting the state’s commitment to honoring and preserving the rich cultural heritage of the Dominican Republic and … Read more
New York City’s Street Homelessness Advocacy Project (SHAP) is celebrating a significant achievement as it marks its second year of operation. Mayor Eric Adams announced on Friday that the initiative has made substantial progress in addressing homelessness, reaching a key milestone in its mission. The project, which began in 2022, has managed to place nearly … Read more
Chicago was a hive of activity on Saturday, with the city’s streets and sidewalks bustling with visitors drawn to an array of major events. Among the weekend’s highlights were the Chicago Air and Water Show, the Bud Billiken Parade, Ellen DeGeneres’ sold-out final stand-up performance at the Chicago Theater, and a series of Metallica concerts … Read more
Fort Snelling State Park welcomed visitors again on Friday, following weeks of extensive cleanup due to severe flooding from the Minnesota and Mississippi Rivers. Park Reopens After Severe Flooding The park had been closed since June 22, when rising waters inundated main roads and several trails, but the recent clear skies and warmer weather allowed … Read more