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Real‑Estate Moves in Onondaga County: From Tiny Homes to Big Mining Sites

July 20, 2026

Onondaga County saw a flurry of property deals last week, with transactions ranging from modest two‑family houses to massive industrial sites worth over $2. 8 million. The bulk of the activity involved Honeywell International Inc. selling numerous vacant parcels to Hyperion Environmental LLLP I, a

politics

UK Ministry Battles Court Order to Share Migrant Crime Stats

July 20, 2026

The British government is contesting a court ruling that demanded it disclose how many foreign nationals were convicted of crimes in England and Wales. The dispute began when a think‑tank, the Centre for Migration Control, requested data on offences committed by non‑British individuals from 2018 to

crime

Unexpected Road Accident Leaves Horse and Man Hurt

July 20, 2026

A truck collided with an Amish buggy on County Road N near County Road H in Jackson County. The crash happened on Wednesday, July 8 around six in the evening. One man and a horse were injured. Police say the driver is a white male with black hair, short facial hair that might look like a goatee and

crime

Choose Your Summer Getaway Wisely

July 20, 2026

Summer trips can feel exciting, but they also bring risks that many people overlook. A new study looked at crime data from the FBI to see which U. S. vacation spots are safest and which carry higher danger during peak season. The researchers examined burglaries, thefts, and car break‑ins across 25 p

politics

States Fight Back: The Real Story Behind “Sanctuary” Laws

July 20, 2026

The Trump team has slammed states that limit cooperation with federal immigration officials, calling them “lawless. ” They say these so‑called sanctuary places let dangerous people roam free. Yet the same states—California, New York, Minnesota, Massachusetts and others—hand over thousands of violent

business

Seven Mile Road Gets a Big Utility Upgrade

July 20, 2026

"The summer heat is great for river walks, but it’s also the time Spokane is boosting its water and sewer lines on Seven Mile Road. The road, which sees about 5, 200 cars daily, was shut down last week so the city could extend its main sewer and water system into the nearby Seven Mile area. After th

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Alameda County’s Bold Step Toward Reparations

July 20, 2026

Alameda County in California has voted to adopt a wide‑ranging reparations plan for black residents, even though the county faces a $91 million budget shortfall. The decision was made by all five supervisors, showing unanimous support after two years of research and community talks. The plan focu

health

Cyclospora Outbreak Hits Michigan: What You Need to Know

July 20, 2026

The number of people infected with the intestinal parasite Cyclospora has climbed past 6, 100 in Michigan. Health officials first reported the spike on July 20 after a jump from 5, 002 earlier in the month. Over one hundred of those cases required hospital care. The outbreak is strongest in eight c

opinion

Wildfire Helpers: The Quiet Work That Saves Colorado

July 20, 2026

Colorado faces a constant threat from wildfires, and the people who protect it do so all year round. After three firefighters lost their lives near Snyder, the state’s residents are reminded of how much depends on these brave men and women. The first thing many feel is gratitude. They thank th

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A Quiet Fight Over Bathroom Rules in Idaho

July 19, 2026

In Boise High, a single bathroom incident sparked a heated legal battle that stretched across state lines and courtrooms. The dispute began when one student, who we’ll call “Jane, ” claimed she heard noises in a stall next to hers and saw black shoes pointing toward her. She believed another student