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Heat Wave Turns Beach into Cooling Hub

July 1, 2026

The early heat in Indiana has pushed people to the shore, turning the local beach into a busy refuge. Before lifeguards even set up at 11 a. m. , the parking lot was already packed. Second‑year lifeguard Matthew Billings warned that heat exhaustion is the most common problem, urging folks to d

business

Casey's Stores Aim for Bigger Slices of the Midwest

June 30, 2026

Casey's is stepping up its game in the Midwest by planning to open 400 new stores over the next three years. This isn't just about adding more buildings—it's about expanding food options, beefing up tech tools, and becoming a stronger player in the convenience store world. The company, which already

sports

What Makes a Caddie Stick Around for Seven Years?

June 29, 2026

Viktor Hovland wasn’t the first player Shay Knight carried a bag for—and he won’t be the last. Since Hovland turned pro in 2019, he’s claimed seven PGA Tour wins, most with Knight walking beside him. Most golfers change caddies frequently, but Knight stayed through highs and lows. That long run toge

politics

Another Dan Sullivan appears on Alaska Senate ballot after judge's decision

June 28, 2026

A judge in Alaska just changed the rules for who can run in a big Senate race. The state’s election chief had blocked Dan J. Sullivan—a former teacher and forest worker—from appearing on the primary ballot. But now a judge says that was a mistake. The ruling means two different men named Dan Sulliva

politics

Alaska Senate race gets messy with claims and counter-claims

June 27, 2026

A heated argument has erupted in Alaska over who should be on the ballot for the Senate race. The National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) has filed a complaint claiming one candidate is breaking rules. They say this candidate is trying to trick voters by creating confusion. The NRSC has also

entertainment

Charleston’s Week of Music, History and Fun

June 23, 2026

A busy week in Charleston invites people to enjoy a mix of music, history and community events. On Thursday the city opens its museums with a free lecture about the Battle of Sullivan’s Island, where a small American force turned the tide of the Revolution. Later that evening, electronic music fans

politics

Ocean Sensors Stay Put: A Win for Scientists and Fishermen

June 20, 2026

The National Science Foundation has decided to keep a network of ocean sensors in place after the Trump administration’s plan to remove many of them sparked protests. More than 900 instruments across U. S. waters record currents, temperatures and marine life, feeding data that helps forecast weat

entertainment

Great Summer Reads You Shouldn’t Miss

June 15, 2026

Summer calls for good books, but where to even start? This year’s list mixes local Chicago stories with gripping plots from around the country. Dawn Turner’s "Majestic Hills" dives into suburban tension when a Black family moves into a predominantly white neighborhood, showing how politeness can mas

politics

Taiwan’s Opposition Leader Tries to Clear the Air with US Leaders

June 13, 2026

Taiwan’s main opposition figure spent two weeks in the US last month to clear up confusion about her party’s plans for dealing with China. Cheng Li-wun, head of the Kuomintang (KMT), met nine US lawmakers from key committees, plus think tank researchers and policy experts. She argued that many in Wa

crime

Behind the Scenes of a Charity’s Money Problems

June 11, 2026

Back in 2018, someone who worked with a Springdale charity called 2nd Milk flagged serious concerns about how money was being handled. But those warnings never led to real changes. This is one of the key points a former board member shared during a recent fraud trial involving the charity’s founders