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Heavy Rain and Wind Shake Up Chicago’s Weather

June 18, 2026

A steady stream of storms is set to keep the Chicago area soaked and wind‑y through Wednesday. Meteorologists warn that as rain pours, the risk of flooding grows, especially in low‑lying parts of the city and Cook County. The forecast also signals that some areas may see severe weather, with a highe

weather

Strong Winds and Flood Watch Hit Northern Illinois

June 18, 2026

A wind alert is in place for several northern Illinois counties as a storm moves through the area. The warning covers Boone, DeKalb, Lee, Ogle, Winnebago and parts of Cook, DuPage, Lake, Kane and McHenry counties. It started at 10:46 a. m. and will end by 1 p. m. The National Weather Service said wi

weather

Storm Path Shift Leaves Chicago Lighter but Still on Edge

June 18, 2026

Morning rain pushed the hot front farther south, pulling the strongest tornado risk away from Chicago. The National Weather Service now rates most of the city as only a slight danger, down from the earlier moderate level. Still, parts of Illinois and Indiana farther south keep a higher threat for

weather

Power Outage Check in Baton Rouge

June 18, 2026

When storms roll through Baton Rouge, many people worry about losing electricity. Two big companies supply power to the area: Entergy and DEMCO. Both have online tools that let residents see where outages are happening in real time. To use Entergy’s map, go to their website. Green lines show neighb

business

Homary Opens Its First French Store in Paris

June 18, 2026

Homary, a worldwide furniture and décor brand, has opened its first shop in France. The new location is at the Domus shopping centre near Paris and will welcome customers from Saturday, June 27. This launch marks the brand’s official entry into the French market and shows its plan to grow across Eur

health

High‑Insulin Foods and Lifestyle Raise Liver Disease Risk in Type 2 Diabetes

June 18, 2026

People who have type 2 diabetes often face a serious liver problem called metabolic dysfunction‑associated steatotic liver disease, or MASLD. Scientists wondered whether the way people eat and live could increase that risk because both diabetes and MASLD share similar metabolic issues, such as in

science

Early Plague Hits Lake Baikal Hunters 5, 500 Years Ago

June 18, 2026

Scientists have found evidence that a deadly disease struck hunter‑gatherers near Lake Baikal in Siberia about 5, 500 years ago. The bacteria responsible was an early form of Yersinia pestis, the same species that caused later pandemics. However, these ancient strains did not yet have all the tools

crime

Northville Lab Closure: Michigan Police Move Science to New Facilities

June 18, 2026

"Michigan State Police have decided to shut down the Northville forensic laboratory and shift its work to other state labs. The choice comes after experts checked the old building, which was built in 1976 and now needs more than $20 million for repairs. Even though the Northville site will close, no

crime

A Shockingly Changed Face Behind a Deadly Deception

June 18, 2026

Taylor Parker, once known as the baby‑snatching killer in Texas, looks almost unrecognizable in fresh photographs that have surfaced after her death sentence was announced. The new images show a gaunt, sun‑ken face that starkly contrasts with the woman who was once celebrated in her own right. The c

opinion

Building Safer Neighborhoods Before Trouble Starts

June 18, 2026

Violence in Hampton Roads often feels like a surprise visit. The usual reaction is to ask, “How can we stop this next time? ” Yet the answer rarely comes until after a tragedy has already unfolded. What if people focused on stopping problems before they arise? Across Virginia, many towns face risin

Heavy Rain and Wind Shake Up Chicago’s Weather

Strong Winds and Flood Watch Hit Northern Illinois

Storm Path Shift Leaves Chicago Lighter but Still on Edge

Power Outage Check in Baton Rouge

Homary Opens Its First French Store in Paris

High‑Insulin Foods and Lifestyle Raise Liver Disease Risk in Type 2 Diabetes

Early Plague Hits Lake Baikal Hunters 5, 500 Years Ago

Northville Lab Closure: Michigan Police Move Science to New Facilities

A Shockingly Changed Face Behind a Deadly Deception

Building Safer Neighborhoods Before Trouble Starts

High‑Insulin Foods and Lifestyle Raise Liver Disease Risk in Type 2 Diabetes