The days of ‘beach censors’
By 1911, critics were complaining about rowdy behavior and “scantily clad bathers” at Chicago beaches.
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Chicago health department leaves millions of federal COVID dollars on the table
Mayor Brandon Johnson's health commissioner voluntarily returned tens of millions in COVID-19 grants to the federal government months before expiration.
Her heart stopped after giving birth. Now, she’s warning others about blood clots during pregnancy.
Chelsea Cheveria developed a blood clot that traveled into her heart and lungs, known as a pulmonary embolism. It’s one of the most common causes of pregnancy-related death in the U.S.
Mt. Pleasant library will host 3rd annual local author expo
Local storytelling will be on full display Saturday, when 11 regional authors will take part in the third annual Local Authors Expo at the Mt. Pleasant Free Public Library. “I’m always excited to...
Pittsburgh Vegan Restaurant Week returns for 2nd year
Preparing for Pittsburgh Vegan Restaurant Week, Cucina Vitale Chef Frank Vitale was surprised to find out how many ingredients on his menu were already vegan. At the traditional red-sauce Italian restaurant...
Scams are becoming more common and more sophisticated, officials warn
Every type of scam is reaching residents, from impersonation calls to online schemes.
SNAP cutoff’s lasting impact: Frustration, mistrust
Eastern Iowa food banks and pantries have bounced back financially after last year’s delay in SNAP distributions, but leaders say their clients are losing trust in the system.
5 years after disappearance of Chula Vista mother ‘Maya’ Millete, husband’s murder trial to begin
Prosecutors believe Larry Millete killed May 'Maya' Millete, who was looking into a divorce, and disposed of her body. But her remains have never been found.
Owner of Lafayette debuts its latest hotel. The Coronado project was 6 years in the making.
CH Projects, known for Born & Raised and the Lafayette hotel, is ready to open the Baby Grand, a boutique hotel in Coronado.
Turmoil surrounded Julian sanctuary for years before culminating in mass animal rescue
Lawsuits, reports of complaints about animal welfare and financial troubles have plagued Villa Chardonnay, records show.
Tribune editorial: Utah data center’s greatest damage so far is in lost trust
“Even if the data center isn’t as dreadful as feared — or if it never is actually built — the stench attached to the rushed and secret political process will take a very long time to dissipate,” wr...
‘I seek to do better’: Cox says his reaction to criticism over the Box Elder data center plan fell short
The Utah governor said his comments "did not meet the expectations I set for myself."
Who serves on MIDA? Here’s a breakdown of each board member behind plans for a massive Box Elder County d...
Elected officials, department heads, developers and a lobbyist make up the powerful group.
Voices: What Utah can learn from its high-performing charter schools
“If the goal is to raise overall outcomes, then a system that allows innovation — even uneven innovation — may be necessary,” writes Stacey Hutchings in an op-ed. “But that approach requires strong...
Navajo Nation leaders oppose data center in Page, Arizona
The LeChee Chapter of the Navajo Nation voted unanimously to pass a resolution opposing the City of Page’s decision last year to sell 500 acres of recreational land for a $10 billion data center development.
Kingston: Make sense of RMDs, taxes and giving back in 2026
If your required minimum distribution is due, learn how charitable giving and planning strategies can help lower taxes in 2026.
Palomar Health won’t be building a 120-bed mental health hospital. What’s next?
The state awarded the Escondido hospital district $50M to create 50 inpatient beds but a UCSD proposal would see largest inpatient bed increase in San Diego.
Olean General Hospital honors nurses during National Nurses Week
OLEAN — The city’s hospital honored its top nursing staff for their commitment to community and resilience. On Friday, the 2026 Nurse Reception Awards at Olean General Hospital honored five staff for the...
Bronzeville church to distribute free gas cards after Sunday services
Citypoint Community Church said they will distribute $25 gas cards to people who attend morning services on Mother's Day.
'For Raz': How a Sauk Prairie baseball senior spearheaded tribute to longtime assistant coach
The Eagles junior catcher talks about his go-to walk-up song and favorite field to play at, as well as three other fun facts.
Press Box: Adding more teams to NCAA basketball tournaments will not improve them
The three things you can count on in life: death, taxes and the NCAA making silly decisions. All three can make you sad. And the third one really shouldn’t be a surprise if you pay any attention to college...
Pearre recognized for accurate, honest work
City officials commended a retiring department director in her last week, citing her ability to provide accurate and honest reports of the city's finances.
Idaho Stop ordinance seen as progress for cyclists, supporters say
Jefferson City is on pace to see a nearly 65 percent increase in pedestrian and cyclist crashes in 2026 versus 2025, but a new ordinance passed Monday by the Jefferson City Council may help curb that trend.
Lincoln University celebrates Class of 2026, 160th anniversary with joy, reverence
It was a joyous day on Saturday at the Richardson Fine Arts Center, after a year featuring plenty of sad days.