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Retina Signs and Mood: A New Eye on Depression

June 6, 2026

Scientists are looking beyond the brain to find clues about mental health. They think that tiny changes in the eye’s retina might signal a higher chance of feeling depressed or anxious. Using a device called optical coherence tomography, researchers scan the retina for patterns that could be linked

business

Main Street in South Bend gets a temporary detour for big changes ahead

June 6, 2026

South Bend is preparing for some major updates that will transform a key part of the city. Starting June 8, Main Street between Marion Street and LaSalle Avenue will close for nearly three weeks. The reason? A new water main pipe is being installed underground. This work is just the beginning of a m

opinion

Children’s Playground Turns Tragic: A Call for Peace

June 5, 2026

A shooting happened at a Baltimore school playground, where an 11‑year‑old boy was badly hurt. The attack also injured a 26‑year‑old man who may have been the intended target. Both were taken to the hospital and are now stable. The incident shocked many because it occurred while kids were playing.

art

Art as a Path to Healing and Hope

June 4, 2026

A resident of Lanexa, an artist named Patty Putnam is stepping forward in a national art contest that could change her future. She has faced many health problems after losing her job as a visual director at Saks Fifth Avenue. Eight chronic illnesses made it hard for her to keep moving and working

politics

Education Seat Battle: Sparks vs Sams in Orange County

June 3, 2026

When the polls closed at 8 p. m. on Tuesday, the results for the Orange County Board of Education District 5 race were posted. Lisa Sparks, who has already served two terms on the board, led Jason Sams by a wide margin. Sams works as an advisor at Roosevelt University, focusing on humanities and so

education

Summer School News: Your Chance to Speak Up

June 3, 2026

The school year may have ended, but the conversation about education keeps going. A reporter covering Cincinnati’s public schools and nearby colleges has noticed a lot of important topics that still need attention. From new school budget plans to the rising number of students who are homeless, and e

crime

Family tragedy in Muscatine: six deaths and a self‑imposed end

June 2, 2026

The police were first alerted to a house on Park Avenue around noon, where they discovered four victims who had been shot. The suspect was identified as Ryan Willis McFarland, a 52‑year‑old resident of Muscatine. He escaped the scene but was later found on Riverfront Trail near a pedestrian bridge,

business

New Spots Pop Up in Bay City and Saginaw: From Brews to Ice Cream

June 1, 2026

A fresh brew house just opened in downtown Bay City. The place makes its own beers and serves tasty food. Locals who have waited for years can now enjoy a new spot that mixes craft beer with Irish‑style pub vibes. Saginaw County is also getting a new fast‑food option. A Dairy Queen will open i

entertainment

Taste of Summer: Dallas Food Spots for Families and Date Nights

June 1, 2026

Dallas’ food scene is buzzing with new places that suit both kids and adults. The city’s summer lineup includes spots where you can sip cold margaritas on a patio, munch on fresh ceviche, or enjoy burgers by a lake. Families can find playful options while couples discover romantic Italian and Mex

lifestyle

Portland's Big Weekend Parade Tradition Returns

May 31, 2026

This weekend, Portland will host one of its most popular family events—the Junior Parade, now moved to the weekend to draw bigger crowds. Instead of its usual midweek slot during the school year, the parade starts at noon on Saturday, giving more people a chance to join in. The route runs along Sand