Céline Dion and sons send message to René Angélil decade after his death
A decade after the death of Céline Dion’s husband René Angélil, the singer and her three children shared a touching tribute.
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Meta's data center to use less water than expected, but concerns persist
Brian Daggy hasn’t been happy with the scant information Meta has provided about its massive data center to be located just a mile and a half south of his Boone
Canada commits $270M to Ukraine as Carney addresses European summit in Armenia
Prime Minister Mark Carney says his government will contribute $270 million to help Ukraine secure critical military capabilities in its defence against Russia’s full-scale invasion.
Editorial: JB Pritzker’s ban on state employees betting on prediction markets is the right move
Pritzker and the U.S. Senate have opened the door on the need for ethics reforms when it comes to unfair advantages those in government may have when it comes to the markets.
Editorial: US automakers have to build more affordable cars
Cheap electric cars from China are knocking at the door of U.S. automakers. If they want protection, they must respond with affordable vehicles.
Kane County’s Burlington Prairie Forest Preserve, home to new bison herd, opens to the public
As of May 1, the public can officially visit the small herd of bison that recently made their home at the preserve in far western Kane County.
Michael Peregrine: The enduring legacy of the Haymarket Square incident 140 years later
In the 140 years since the Haymarket Square incident, the constituencies and their causes remain as relevant as today’s headlines.
Mother’s Day 2026 guide: Chicago restaurant specials for celebrating Mom
There are plenty of options to enjoy with the mother figure in your life, from elaborate buffets to playful afternoon teas to family-friendly celebrations where the little ones have their own menus.
Woman described as homeless killed after lying on train tracks in Bismarck
A woman described as homeless died late Monday in Bismarck after she was run over by a train that could not stop in time, according to police.
Five quick insights into what’s ahead in the Natrona County School District budget
The Natrona County school board took a first look at the conceptual budget plan on Thursday.
Searching for Florida’s skunk apes in Goethe State Forest | Column • Viewpoints comment
. A 1974 Tampa Tribune sketch of what the Skunk Ape supposedly looks like.Join the ConversationAnyone can view a sampling of recent comments, but you must be a Times subscriber to contribute. Log in abo...
4-H youth associate continues family’s 100-year legacy
Amanda Stapp spends some mornings divvying up fresh eggs for classroom embryology lessons.
AARP supports Older Americans Month
Since 1963, the month of May has been designated as Older Americans Month, a time to recognize older Americans' contributions, highlight aging trends and reaffirm our commitment to serving older adults. The...
Interest rates and stock movements
In a world filled with eye-catching headlines, social media, and an overwhelming stream of information, it is difficult to pinpoint what drives movements in investment portfolios. From financial uncertainty,...
When divorce doesn’t end: Probate conflict in Missouri’s blended families
Divorce is, at its core, a legal remedy for a deeply human failure, and its consequences are rarely confined to the parties who initiate it. What begins as the dissolution of a marriage often cascades into f...
Centertown celebrates America’s 250th with Liberty Tree
Centertown was the first in Cole County to plant its very own "Liberty Tree" for 2026.
Hawley puts Missouri at center of national fight over abortion pill
U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley has opened a new front in the fight about medication abortion, pushing legislation to revoke federal approval of mifepristone, urging the Justice Department to investigate its manufactu...
Porchfest, Blues Fest brings community together in Jefferson City
It was a perfect day Sunday for Jefferson City to come together and celebrate music and community.
Statewide specialty crop grant opens in Missouri
The Missouri Department of Agriculture has opened grant applications for specialty crops.
Four athletes win 2 events at Stafford
STAFFORD — Otis-Bison's Gavin Alloway, Chase's Malik Carson and Stafford's Joel Valadez each won two events at Friday's Stafford Track Invitational. Alloway won the long jump (22-81/2) and triple jump (43-...
Larned, Ellis split twin bill
LARNED — Larned pitcher Jadyn Crosby threw four innings and drove home four runs with a pair of doubles to spark the Indians past Ellis 13-2 in Friday's second softball game. Ellis won the opener 3-2. Larn...
Christopher Liew: Five ways to soften your mortgage renewal in 2026
Personal finance contributor Christopher Liew provides practical steps you can take to soften the blow, regardless of where rates land this year.
Today in Chicago History: Al Capone travels to prison, ‘I’ve got to do it, that’s all’
Here's a look back at what happened in the Chicago area on May 4, according to the Tribune's archives.
Today in History: Labor demonstration in Chicago’s Haymarket Square turns deadly
On May 4, 1886, at Haymarket Square in Chicago, a labor demonstration for an 8-hour workday turned into a deadly riot when a bomb exploded, killing seven police officers and at least four civilians.