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What Does the Memorandum of Understanding Signed Between the US and Iran Mean?
Iran maintains that transit through the Strait of Hormuz should be under the control of both Oman and Iran with no international intervention.
Trump Intervention in FIFA World Cup Ignites Controversy
Though Article 27 grants FIFA's disciplinary committee discretion to suspend sanctions, its use in automatic World Cup suspension is unusual.
Science 4 Everyone: Why do fireflies light up?
How can a bug light up? Storm Team4 meteorologist and science teacher Ryan Miller explains how fireflies can illuminate their bodies.
Florida Health warns against contact with wild animals due to rabies risk
In Seminole County, avoid wild and stray animals to reduce rabies risk. Keep pets vaccinated and supervised for safety.
The agony and ecstasy of the sports fan
On a hot tournament and a very cold streak.
Dangers of youth using AI for mental health care
A nationwide study finds more and more teens are using A-I to replace mental health professionals. It’s led to some scary outcomes, even tragic endings. NBC 7’s Shandel Menezes sat down with some teens to hear what type of support they need.
Culpeper Police Department
Our business offices and administrative services will be closed today, July 3rd in observance of the 4th of July holiday. We will reopen Monday, July 6th at 8 A.M. As always, our officers remain on...
Taiwan Tests Doomsday Invasion Scenario as China Pressure Intensifies
The drills represent a shift from Taiwan's previous emergency exercises, which had often been criticized as overly scripted and symbolic.
The 20 things in sports I only wish I could declare independence from this year
Wait, is this one of those "hit pieces" the online babies are always whining about?
German Prosecutors Charge Ukrainian Suspect Over Nord Stream Explosions
The Nord Stream explosions remain among the most politically sensitive investigations in Europe, given their impact on EU energy security.
From Business Idea to Launch: Inside Babson’s New Online MSBC Degree · Babson Thought & Action
Professor Richard Hanna explains how Babson’s new online Master of Science in Management in Business Creation helps aspiring entrepreneurs build launch-ready businesses.
AI-Driven Restructuring Accelerates Layoffs Across U.S. Technology Sector
Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the U.S. technology industry, with major companies accelerating workforce reductions.
Supreme Court says states can ban trans girls from playing women's sports
The ruling should not affect Illinois and the 20 other states that do not bar trans student athletes from playing on sports teams that match their gender identity.
Lone Star Politics: June 28, 2026
The Texas House Chair of Natural Resources says new laws are coming for data centers. Plus, the new mayor of Frisco sits down with Lone Star Politics to discuss the “Indian Takeover” and poaching business from Dallas.
Iraqi Officials Arrested in Green Zone Corruption Raid, Deepening Political Tensions
Iraqi security forces arrested several senior political figures in a series of overnight raids inside Baghdad's heavily fortified Green Zone.
Venezuela Earthquake Response under Scrutiny, Rodriguez's Leadership Tested
The twin earthquakes have killed nearly 1,500 people, left tens of thousands missing and caused widespread destruction in Venezuela.
Hollywood celebrates Mel Brooks' 100th birthday
Mel Brooks' 100th birthday is being celebrated by friends, fans, and the whole of Hollywood.
‘This is a safe place.' Angel City Games celebrates adaptive sports
The three-day event at El Camino College is bringing together people of all ages and skill levels. Lolita Lopez reports for the NBC4 News at 4 p.m. on Friday, June 26, 2026.
Back door no more: Griffin Museum of Science and Industry seeks to reopen its south entrance after a century
The museum plans to break ground this year on a $22 million project that will reopen the 133-year-old edifice's south entry and add an indoor cafe with seating on the building's outdoor renovated terrace.
Back door no more: Museum of Science and Industry seeks to reopen its south entrance after a century
The museum plans to break ground this year on a $22 million project that will reopen the 133-year-old edifice's south entry and add an indoor cafe with seating on the building's outdoor renovated terrace.
The future of a new sports entertainment development in Chula Vista
The Pangea Sports Entertainment District complex is the latest in developments coming to Chula Vista’s bayfront. NBC 7’s Joe Little explains why its future depends on a big decision being made Tuesday.
Technological Decolonization in the Shadow of Algorithmic Hegemony
With every crisis originating from a tech company, we see a fresh batch of dirty laundry aired & we fail to grasp the scale of the issue.
Dirty politics, dirty soda and dirty Mormon wives
A young neighbor's entrepreneurial enterprise leads to an astounding television show that helps explain our national morass.
Boyle Heights warehouse fire: What are the impacts of the smoke on your health?
Dr. Ali Jamehdor with Saint Mary's Medical Center discusses what people should be doing to protect themselves.
SF hotels see steady World Cup business, but fall short of Super Bowl surge
Bay Area bars and restaurants are packed for World Cup watch parties this week, but San Francisco hotels are not seeing the same sell-out crowds.
Small business loans available for businesses impacted by Garden Grove chemical crisis
The loans are part of the federal government's disaster recovery funds.
Deadline Hollywood
Sony Pictures Entertainment will handle the international theatrical release of Greta Gerwig’s 'Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew.' Read more below.
Rhode Island is about to see a massive political reshuffling
Rhode Island is facing the prospect of sweeping change across all three branches of government. But it won't change the partisan balance.
Being open and honest about men's mental health with News4's Tony Perkins
Men gathered at the Macy’s Metro Center to have an open discussion with WHUR’s Joe Clair and News4’s Tony Perkins about mental health on Saturday.
Arlington Mayor talks World Cup and Inter-city competition
Arlington is ground zero for the FIFA World Cup in North Texas. Mayor Jim Ross just won reelection and speaks with Lone Star Politics about the international event and city vs. city competition in North Texas which just led Plano to steal the Dallas Stars away from downtown Dallas.
Science 4 Everyone: How to spot the different stages of the spotted lanternfly
Yes, that black and white insect you saw outside could be a spotted lanternfly. Storm Team4 meteorologist and science teacher Ryan Miller explains what the spotted lanternfly’s nymph stage looks like.
Tony Perkins joins Joe Clair for men's mental health event
News4’s Tony Perkins will join WHUR’s Joe Clair for an important conversation on mental wellness, healing and community.
Our favorite photos of ecstatic high school sports celebrations
This high school sports postseason brought out some big emotions.
Medical group leader apologies to Northwestern researcher, others booted from conference over Trump critique
The researchers were distributing an editorial from an American Diabetes Association journal during the group’s annual meeting when they were escorted out by local police and security.
NMSU Global Campus, FracStrat launch professional skills course featuring New Mexico business leaders
WRITER/SOURCE: Karen Cooper, 575-646-4040, cooperka@nmsu.eduNMSU Global Campus has partnered with FracStrat LLC, a New Mexico-based leadership and organizational development consulting firm, to...
A closer look at how the World Cup impacts local businesses in the South Bay
The big watch party downtown San Jose, as well as the neighborhood gatherings throughout South Bay, are geared to help to boost local business.
Free Broward business conference connects entrepreneurs to funding, AI and more
The Broward and Beyond Business Conference will take place June 12 at the Broward County Convention Center. The event is free and open to entrepreneurs, startups and businesses of all sizes.
Broward County to host free business conference for entrepreneurs
The Broward and Beyond Business Conference will take place June 12 at the Broward County Convention Center. The event is free and open to entrepreneurs, startups and businesses of all sizes. NBC6’s Constance Jones reports.
The Londoner Pub expanding to Arlington, near entertainment district
A British family that has called North Texas home for more than 30 years is excited to share its history with international fans during the FIFA World Cup.
Deadline Hollywood
Bleecker Street and LD Entertainment are teaming on U.S. rights for 'A Talent for Murder' starring Helen Mirren, Alden Ehrenreich and Olivia Cooke. Read more below.
Kansas City entertainment restaurant, bar closes. ‘Difficult decision’
“This was an incredibly difficult decision, but one that I ultimately felt was necessary for myself and my family,” the owner wrote.
Upstate NY native makes history at Tony Awards: ‘Ecstatic’
Other big winners include “Schmigadoon!” and Bess Wohl.
Science 4 Everyone: How far away is Earth compared to other planets and the sun?
What is planetary conjunction? Storm Team4 meteorologist Ryan Miller explains how big planets are and how close they actually are to each other.
Chicago businesses 'hurt' and concerned over Bears plan to move ahead with Hammond stadium
Community group Near South Planning Board said the team's move out of Soldier Field will result in potential economic losses for Chicago, from less tourism and visitor spending to fewer jobs.
Pope Leo’s AI Warning Challenges Big Tech’s Growing Influence
The Catholic Church, which represents nearly 1.4 billion people, sought to establish itself as a prominent voice in debates over AI governance
U.S. Congressman tells Endeavor Health to stop retaliating against unionizing nurses
Democratic Rep. Jesus “Chuy” Garcia is calling on Endeavor to reinstate two nurses who were allegedly fired from Evanston Hospital and to respect workers rights to organize.
U.S. Congressman tells Endeavor Health to stop retaliating against unionizing nurses
Democratic Rep. Jesus “Chuy” Garcia is calling on Endeavor to reinstate two nurses who were allegedly fired from Evanston Hospital and to respect workers rights to organize.
Culpeper Police Department
Last Thursday, we attended a Health and Wellness Fair hosted by Encompass Community Supports at Culpeper Technical Education Center! We had great conversations and handed out wellness information and...
Trump Endorses Colombian Presidential Candidate Abelardo de la Espriella
Petro, Colombia’s first left-wing president, responded on social media Tuesday night, criticizing Trump’s public support for de la Espriella.
Lone Star Politics: May 31, 2026
This week, Sen. Middleton and Sen. Johnson face off in November for TXAG, plus the state of Texas voter turnout.
Eagles finally trade A.J. Brown to Patriots in deal that includes 1st rounder
The Eagles have finally traded A.J. Brown to the New England Patriots after months of speculation.
Iran’s Internal Tensions in the Shadow of the Ceasefire
Trump’s remarks “there are alternative leadership options within the regime” & “we are in contact with reasonable figures” hinted to Galibaf.
Science 4 Everyone: Does the DMV get a lot of tornadoes and flash flooding?
The D.C. area gets its fair share of severe weather but what areas are most affected by tornadoes and flash flooding?
Rabid bat found on Fremont sidewalk prompts health warning
Alameda County is warning residents after a rabies-positive bat was found in Fremont, one of several rabies cases reported across the Bay Area this year.
De Niro look-alike Vinny Magliulo will be inducted into the Sports Gambling Hall of Fame
“He has added class to an industry sorely lacking in it,“ Vegas legend and fellow Hall of Famer Roxy Roxborough said.
Death of doctor treating Ebola patients raises fears among Congo health workers
Doctors, relatives and Red Cross volunteers gathered in the eastern Congolese city of Bunia for the burial of a doctor who died after treating Ebola patients, underscoring growing fears among frontline health workers as the outbreak worsens.
Chicago comedians could get help buying health insurance from new fundraising alliance
Comedy is often an overlooked artform though Chicago is known for producing national talent. But many local comedians are struggling to afford healthcare. The newly formed Health Alliance for Chicago Comedians is trying to change that.
Chicago comedians could get help buying health insurance from new fundraising alliance
Comedy is often an overlooked artform though Chicago is known for producing national talent. But many local comedians are struggling to afford healthcare. The newly formed Health Alliance for Chicago Comedians is trying to change that.
Deadline Hollywood
'Heated Rivalry' producer Accent Aigu Entertainment has restructured its management team, while also making several hires. Read more below.
Faith leaders, healthcare workers call for reopening of West Suburban Medical Center
The hospital has been closed since late March. The business partners who own the hospital have sued each other, and a judge is expected to rule this week on whether to appoint a receiver to oversee its operations.
WATCH: Family finds missing dogs after losing business in Opa-locka fire
WATCH: Family finds missing dogs after losing business in Opa-locka fire
Chemist addresses health, safety concerns of chemical tank emergency
Efforts to keep a compromised chemical tank cool continue in Garden Grove as crews monitor the emergency situation. Elaine Bernal, chemistry and biochemistry lecturer at California State University, Long Beach, shares what exactly those efforts do and addresses the public’s concerns. This video was broadcast on Today in LA on Sunday, May 24, 2026.
Science 4 Everyone: How do plants grow on green roofs?
Storm Team4 meteorologist Ryan Miller explains the benefits of growing plants on a green roof and conducts an experiment with his students.
Health and safety concerns of chemical tank emergency in Garden Grove
Elaine Bernal, a chemistry and biochemistry lecturer at California State University, Long Beach, discusses the ideas firefighters could be considering to find a solution.
What now-closed Chicago business do you miss the most? Here's what you told us
Restaurants, department stores, taverns and more are top of mind for readers nostalgic for a business they miss.
Dr. Olusimbo Ige out as Chicago health chief
Ige had served as commissioner of the Chicago Department of Public Health since November 2023. Fikirte Wagaw, the CDPH first deputy commissioner, will serve as acting commissioner.
Students combine art and environmental science
Students at JW Ray Learning Center are digging into environmental science through art. NBC 5’s Wayne Carter is in the classroom to share what the students are learning.
Chicago Sports Network takes to the air to beat Marquee in Cubs-White Sox series
In the streaming era, viewers still tune to broadcast TV. And it’s not about having an antenna. A vast majority of those who watched on WCIU did so through a pay-TV service, where the channel is part of a basic package.
Congressman Chip Roy on his run to Texas AG
Watch Chip Roy explain his Texas attorney general runoff campaign against Mayes Middleton and what the winner could face in November.
Introducing Shortcuts Playground: Create Apple Shortcuts with Claude Code or Codex
Today, I’m pleased to introduce something I’ve been working on for the past six months: Shortcuts Playground, a plugin for Claude Code and Codex that can create any shortcut for Apple’s Shortcuts app using natural language. With Shortcuts Playground, you can simply prompt Claude Code or Codex with a sentence requesting a shortcut of any
Lone Star Politics: May 18, 2026
Early voting starts this week, Dallas sees a grudge match between Colin Allred and Julie Johnson. Then an update on congressional maps and the Supreme Courts decision.
Illinois resident suspected of hantavirus infection tested negative for illness
The risk for hantavirus to spread in Illinois remains very low, state health officials emphasized.
How GCSTIMES Thinks About Greener Hotel Choices During Business Travel
GCSTIMES outlines its internal sustainable business travel guidelines, encouraging employees to prioritize GSTC-aligned certifications like Green Key and LEED, and to adopt eco-conscious habits during stays.
Science 4 Everyone: Where do the most tornadoes take place in the United States?
Have you ever wondered where the most tornadoes happen in the country? Storm Team4 meteorologist and science teacher Ryan Miller tracks tornado patterns over the past few decades.
How Munetaka Murakami is teeing up business for White Sox and Chicago companies
“As soon as we signed him we changed our thinking and moved our ticket sales targets up because we anticipated him bringing in more interest,” Sox chief revenue and marketing officer Brooks Boyer said.
West Ridge business accused of bilking millions from unsuspecting customers in nationwide scam
The Federal Trade Commission and the state of Illinois filed a lawsuit against Premium Home Service and founder Yosef Banath for violating consumer protection laws.
Mayor Johnson expands alternate response effort for mental health emergencies
For now, Mayor Brandon Johnson is using $5.2 million from the final chunk of federal stimulus funding delivered to Chicago during the pandemic to check another key item off his progressive to-do list.
Chicago native Joe Musso hosting new post-round golf show at CBS Sports
In 2011, Musso interned at Comcast SportsNet — with David Kaplan's help — jumpstarting a career that now has him hosting "Scorecard."
The Dynamics of Escalating Tensions on the Washington-Tehran Axis
The impasse between Washington and Tehran is about the asymmetry between U.S.'s coercive approach to diplomacy and Iran's survival priorities.
Gov. Bill Lee
Had a great time meeting with business & community leaders at the Cocke County Courthouse & Newport Printing on our America 250 tour. 🇺🇸
3 people in Maryland and Virginia are being monitored for hantavirus
Two people in Maryland may have been exposed to hantavirus on a flight, health officials said. One person in Virginia was on a cruise with a deadly outbreak.
Willie Horton-style tactics continue to poison politics
The faces change. The formula does not. Campaigns still take one terrible crime, attach it to a whole people, and tell voters mercy, due process,and fairness will get them killed.
City Council panel backs tax incentives for United Center entertainment district
A plan to provide nearly $55 million in tax rebates for the $7 billion project that’s meant to be “transformative” for the West Side sailed through the council’s economic development committee.
City Council panel backs tax incentives for United Center entertainment district
A plan to provide nearly $55 million in tax rebates for the $7 billion project that’s meant to be “transformative” for the West Side sailed through the council’s economic development committee.
Research reveals how forever chemicals in drinking water could impact your health
New data on forever chemicals in drinking water: Who may be at risk, possible health concerns, and USC research that could change the game. Brittany Hope reports for the NBC4 News at 6 a.m. on May 11, 2026.
Trump Rejects Iran’s Response to U.S. Proposal as Oil Prices Surge
Pezeshkian responded defiantly, saying Iran would “never bow down to the enemy” and would continue defending its national interests.
Science 4 Everyone: How much rain do we need to properly moisturize soil?
While the D.C. area did get some rain over the past few days, did it improve the amount of moisture in the soil? Storm Team4 meteorologist and science teacher Ryan Miller checks it out in Arlington, Virginia.
Thousands of Endeavor Health nurses look to unionize over pay cuts, staffing conditions
Nurses accuse Endeavor of staffing too few nurses, putting patients at risk. The mobilization effort would unionize nurses at four of Endeavor’s nine hospitals.
Thousands of Endeavor Health nurses look to unionize over pay cuts, staffing conditions
Nurses accuse Endeavor of staffing too few nurses, putting patients at risk. The mobilization effort would unionize nurses at four of Endeavor’s nine hospitals.
Iran’s Economy Buckles Under Pressure as Millions Face Unemployment
Iranian officials argue the economic hardship is the result of what they describe as an unjust war imposed by the United States and Israel.
Highlighting local businesses for National Small Business Week
Many come to the Panhandle for the world’s most beautiful beaches, but others come for the food!
🗞️ Scandal in Munich and Parisian ecstasy, Thursday's front pages
The morning breaks over two radically opposing footballing Europes. While in Paris the heroic resistance of Luis Enrique’s men is being celebrated, in Bavaria the feeling is one of absolute outrage ...
Map passed by North Texas Senator upheld by U.S. Supreme Court
The U.S. Supreme Court upheld controversial Texas Congressional maps, ruled there there can be nearly limitless gerrymandering in the states for partisan reasons, and took a chunk out of the Voting Rights Act. Lone Star Politics speaks with Senator Phil King, R-Weatherford, chair of the redistricting committee in the Texas Senate.
Lone Star Politics: May 3, 2026
This week, the Supreme Court made a ruling on new congressional maps and voting rights. We take a look at how it will impact an already intense battle for Congress. Plus, we spoke to a Google representative about the concerns from voters over new data centers in Ellis County.
Giant slide at new Griffin Museum of Science and Industry exhibit set to be a scene stealer
The new permanent exhibit titled 'Powering the Future' features a 28-foot-high slide and opens May 8.
Mass. science club for girls teaches important STEM lessons
The “Science Club for Girls” is all about the breaking cycle of exclusion in science, technology, engineering and mathematics by providing free experiential, hands-on programs for girls.
2 killed, 3 injured in Carrollton business dispute shooting
Watch the latest as Carrollton Police say a business meeting dispute ended in a parking lot shooting that killed 2 and injured 3.
Trump: US to Escort Ships Through Strait of Hormuz
Trump described “Project Freedom”, as a humanitarian effort aimed at ensuring safe passage for ships trapped in restricted waters.