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Hotel Staff Faces Long Jail Time Over Online Abuse

June 20, 2026

A young man from Westland, Michigan, was handed a serious prison sentence after he admitted to sending sexual messages to a minor while working at a local hotel. The case began when authorities received a complaint in November that the 23‑year‑old, Christian Jon Leo, was contacting a young person wi

entertainment

Stone Arch Bridge Festival: A Riverfront Arts Bash

June 20, 2026

The festival returns to the Minneapolis riverbank on June 20 and 21. It runs from ten in the morning until late afternoon each day, stretching along West River Parkway between 11th and North 4th Avenues. Over two hundred artists from all over the country will display their work—paintings, photograph

sports

Cricket Clash in Chennai: What to Expect from the Final ODI

June 20, 2026

The last match of the India‑Afghanistan series will take place at Chennai’s historic MA Chidambaram Stadium on Saturday. India already holds a 2‑0 lead, so the game is mainly a chance for both sides to finish strong before their next tours of England and Ireland. Fans are expected in large numbers,

weather

New York Tornado Hits Yates County, Leaves Trail of Damage

June 20, 2026

A tornado was confirmed in Yates County after a day of bad weather. The storm touched down near Rock Stream at about 10:55 a. m. Thursday. Meteorologists measured winds of up to 90 mph as the tornado moved across the area. It carved a path from Reading Road to Fir Tree Point on Seneca Lake. The tor

crime

Sudden Truck Crash Leaves Four Injured in Oak Cliff

June 20, 2026

A sudden crash on West Davis Street sent shock through the Bishop Arts District as a truck collided with a group of people. The incident happened late in the evening, around 7 p. m. , when bystanders were outside eating and socializing. A driver, who is still in custody, reportedly drove the v

environment

Cattle, Money and the Land: A Tale of Conflict on Bananal Island

June 20, 2026

Bananal Island, the world’s biggest river island, is caught in a tug‑of‑war between cattle ranching and protecting Indigenous land. The federal government said the island belongs to Indigenous peoples and must stay natural, so it forced ranchers out last year. To move more than 100, 000 cows,

technology

Big Batteries Meet Big Pushback in Western Washington

June 20, 2026

In many towns across western Washington, new plans to build large battery farms are meeting fierce resistance. The state’s push toward clean energy relies on these giant storage sites to smooth out the supply of wind and solar power. Yet more than a dozen cities and counties have put temporary bans

business

Goodwill Expands Reach with New Coeur d’Alene Hub

June 20, 2026

Goodwill Industries of the Inland Northwest has just finished a big move. The charity bought a 36, 000‑square‑foot building at 750 W. Canfield Ave. , which used to belong to Sunshine Minting Inc. This purchase marks Goodwill’s second site in the city and will let the organization grow its services a

environment

Drivers face tough challenges in Dallas flooding

June 20, 2026

Friday’s downpour turned Dallas roads into risky rivers, catching both human and self-driving cars off guard. In East Dallas, Tiffanie Delgado McMahon and her young daughter got stuck when water rose around their SUV. The eight-year-old panicked, while McMahon struggled to keep calm until a police o

weather

Early morning storms roll through North Texas with wind and water risks

June 20, 2026

Texas woke up to some rough weather Friday morning as fast-moving storms swept through the northern part of the state. Since the sun barely peeked over the horizon, strong winds have been knocking branches loose in several counties. The areas under notice include Collin, Denton, Grayson, and Cooke,