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Road closures near DoubleTree hotel slow business in Laredo
Road closures around the damaged DoubleTree hotel have cut off foot traffic to nearby businesses, leaving some owners with fewer customers.
Politics Unplugged (Full Episode) Oct. 11, 2026
On "Politics Unplugged," political editor Dennis Welch sits down with Republican gubernatorial candidate Andy Biggs for a wide-ranging interview weeks before election day. The conversation is dominated by Governor Katie Hobbs' multi-million-dollar ad campaign accusing Biggs of protecting Warren Jeffs' FLDS cult while he was Arizona Senate President. Biggs forcefully denies the allegations, defending his legislative record and accusing the interviewer of carrying Hobbs' water. He escalates further, claiming Hobbs' rhetoric has led to death threats and that she would be "thrilled" if he were physically harmed. The interview also covers his vote against honoring Capitol Police on January 6th, his call to Rusty Bowers about decertifying the 2020 election, and whether he'd certify results as governor in 2028. Hobbs' office responds with a statement denying the claims. The show closes with a teaser for a Hobbs interview the following week.
Health advisory issued for Toms Bayou in Valparaiso following wastewater release
Officials emphasized that local drinking water is not affected.
Getting candidates on the record about Georgia’s health care crisis
The Higher Education Healthcare Initiative has released a new set of on-the-record interviews with both major candidates for Georgia governor.
Woman sues Upstate deputy for shooting husband during 2024 mental health crisis
A lawsuit filed on Thursday alleges that a Greenville County deputy acted negligently by shooting and killing a man experiencing a mental health crisis in 2024.
Man charged with endangering by fire after blaze found near Fargo business
Police say fire was set to strip copper wire just feet from the building’s walls
Dept. of Health confirms travel-related dengue virus case on Oahu
Health officials say this case is a reminder to reduce standing water, wherever possible, especially after a week of rainy weather.
Hartford businesses prepare for marathon, Wolf Pack weekend
Thousands of runners and hockey fans are expected in Hartford this weekend for the Eversource Hartford Marathon and the Wolf Pack’s first home game of the season.
Flu numbers low so far but COVID on the rise, Vt. health officials say
Cold and flu season is underway in Vermont, and the state health commissioner said that while flu cases remain low so far, doctors across the state are seeing more cases of another seasonal illness pop up.
Political campaign & advertising signs not allowed on public highway rights of way, MnDOT says
With election season in full swing, the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) is reminding campaigners that state law prohibits the placement of political signs, or any advertising on highway right-of-way.
MillikinWORKS, Decatur Regional Chamber of Commerce to host AI for Business workshops
Sessions will give participants hands-on experience using AI responsibly and practical skills.
Hillary Clinton draws crowd at Omaha political event ahead of midterms
Nebraskans will head to the polls Nov. 3.
Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe unveils first look at proposed health and wellness center
The Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe released early conceptual designs for a proposed community Health and Wellness Center planned north of Eagle Butte.
ULM symposium to feature business leaders, student competitions
The University of Louisiana Monroe announced that the College of Business and Social Sciences will host its annual symposium Oct. 12-17.
City of College Station seeks resident input on future growth
A new survey by the City of College Station is urging residents to give input on businesses they want to see in town.
Maine’s governor’s race ‘sleepy’ according to political science professor
There will not be a fifth debate in the Maine governor’s race.
K8 News to stream Arkansas TV political debates
K8 News will stream the Arkansas TV political debates on K8 News Live this week.
NAMI Northwest Iowa hosts its first mental health walk and resource fair
NAMI Northwest Iowa hosts a mental health walk and resource fair on Saturday morning to promote conversations on mental health.
LPS Science Focus students explore unique ecosystem at Lincoln salt marsh wetland
There is also an effort underway to reintroduce Salt Creek tiger beetle larvae to the area, with hopes they will survive and thrive in the salt marsh where they once lived.
Bringing awareness to World Mental Health Month
Bringing awareness to World Mental Health Month
Dem political newcomer Gray looks to unseat GOP freshman state Rep. Booth
District 35 in Orange and Osceola flipped from GOP to Democratic and back again in 2024.
In Blair, Dr. Oz talks rural health funding in Nebraska
Dr. Mehmet Oz met with U.S. Rep. Adrian Smith at Memorial Community Hospital in Blair to discuss Nebraska’s $218 million allocation through the Rural Health Transformation Program.
EAST TEXAS POLITICS: Smith County Clerk Karen Phillips, write-in candidate Terry Morrow discuss race
Smith County Clerk Karen Phillips (R) and write-in candidate Terry Morrow join Blake Holland on this week’s edition of East Texas Politics.
Nebraska Humane Society: Do dogs really feel guilty? Science says maybe not
Dogs that appear guilty after chewing a shoe or having an accident on the carpet may not actually feel guilt, according to research on dog cognition.
North Dakota health insurance premiums set to rise in 2027
Insurance commissioner says rising health care costs are driving the increases
Mary Mingle to raise money for mental health in southeast Missouri
The 5K run and walk will return for the sixth year on December 5. The race will start at 8 a.m. at Houck Fieldhouse on Broadway.
Brown County Public Health wants people to get more pep
Public Health raises awareness of why 7 out of 10 people feel fatigued
Local business donates 22 new mattresses to Bay County first responders
First responders across Bay County are getting a better night’s rest thanks to a donation from a local business.
Green Bay record store celebrates 15 years in business
The owner of Rock N' Roll Land says that events like Record Store Day have helped his store continue to grow.
Rochester City Council responds to business feedback amid construction
Last Monday, the Rochester City Council approved additional funding for its Business Forward program to support businesses impacted by downtown construction. The city also responded to feedback from some businesses which had stated the money would be more beneficial as a cash infusion.
Boston Red Sox’ Sonny Gray Makes Decision on 2027 Season
After contemplating retirement, the 36-year-old veteran has made a decision on his future.
Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month with HCA Midwest Health
Cardiac Electrophysiologist Dr. DJ Lakkireddy with HCA Midwest Health and the Kansas City Heart Rhythm Institute joins Shane and Kerrigan to discuss the importance of Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month.
Former WSMV 4 entertainment reporter, Jimmy Carter dies at 73
Former WSMV 4 Entertainment reporter Jimmy Carter has recently died, his family posted on social media.
Historians: Communalism and religion were driving forces in the early Chicago political machine
The gray wolves in Chicago’s early 20th century City Council didn’t just provide favors or jobs; they knew their neighborhoods intimately.
Over a hundred people gather in College Station to raise awareness about mental health
Over a hundred people gather in College Station to raise awareness about mental health
Bismarck middle school builds lasting behavioral health program
Simle Middle School has turned a $150k state grant into an ongoing behavioral health program that brings a Sanford Health psychologist to campus to work with students and school staff.
Over a hundred people gather in College Station to raise awareness about mental health
Today is World Mental Health Day, and people across the globe are hoping to break through the stigma surrounding mental health and show others they are not alone.
Rochester City Council approves additional business forward funding
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Missouri Health Care Association’s Golden Age Games return for its 26th year
The three-day event brings together over a dozen assisted and long-term care facilities for some friendly competition.
Tuscaloosa businesses did better than expected in spite of weekend hurricane threat
In the end, the storm became a non-factor for merchants on and around the Strip.
Pender County health department holding flu clinics this week
The Pender County Health Department is holding community flu clinics this week at two locations.
Breast cancer screenings can improve survival rate, SC health officials say
About 4,000 South Carolina women will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year, according to the South Carolina Department of Health.
Unpermitted tamales, missing sanitizer among Jefferson County health violations
Three Jefferson County food establishments, Sunshine Foodmart #8 in Mulga, Johnny Brusco's NY Style Pizza in Hoover, and Bessemer Academy in Bessemer, scored below 85 in recent health inspections.
TN Department of Health investigating possible foodborne illness outbreak at Walmart warehouse
The Tennessee Department of Health (TDH) is investigating a potential foodborne illness outbreak at a Walmart fulfillment center in Lebanon after 19 people were taken to the hospital for treatment.
Chicago Cubs news— Cabrera, Shaw, King, Detmers, Gray
The Chicago Cubs are wondering what to do with Cabrera — mainly to stop his blister problem. And that might fix him.
HOMETOWN HEALTH: ADHD in women often overlooked, experts say
ADHD affects executive functions such as focus, self-control and emotional management.
Nebraska Humane Society: Do dogs really feel guilty? Science says maybe not
Dogs that appear guilty after chewing a shoe or having an accident on the carpet may not actually feel guilt.
EAST TEXAS POLITICS: Smith County Clerk Karen Phillips, write-in candidate Terry Morrow discuss race
Smith County Clerk Karen Phillips (R) and write-in candidate Terry Morrow join Blake Holland on this week’s edition of East Texas Politics on East Texas Now to discuss the race for Smith County Clerk.
Retro-Style He-Man Beat-'Em-Up Finally Hits Up PS5 and PS4 in February
By the power of Grayskull
Court order temporarily shields some Illinois Catholic health care providers from assisted-suicide law
The order covers members of several religious health care associations, including the Illinois Catholic Health Association.
Flu numbers low so far but COVID on the rise, Vt. health officials say
Flu cases remain low so far, but health officials say COVID is sending some patients to the hospital. They urge Vermonters to get vaccinated.
SPONSORED The Place: Celebrate 100 years of business with Marshfield Chevy!
Marshfield Chevrolet celebrated a weekend of fun to honor their 100 years of business. They had free food, exciting giveaways, and lots of support from the community who were excited to celebrate 100 years of history.
TAMIU to host free lecture on space science
Texas A&M International University will host physicist Dr. Ralph L. McNutt Jr. for a free public lecture Wednesday, Oct. 14, at 7 p.m.
Free ‘Healthy Living with Diabetes’ workshop offered in Bowling Green
Barren River District Health Department offers accredited diabetes workshop
Politics Unplugged Podcast: Debating Prop 144
A first for us – this week’s podcast is a debate on Prop 144, which would change mail-in voting in Arizona. Greg Blackie of the Arizona Free Enterprise Club is for, Randy Keating of “No on Prop 144” is against. Then Dennis and Colin look back at a contentious interview with Congressman Andy Biggs.
Breast cancer awareness health fair held in Spartanburg
"It's like I have a second chance."
Pender County health department holding flu clinics this week
The Pender County Health Department is holding community flu clinics this week at two locations.
Brown County Public Health wants more pep in your day
Health officials recommend sleep, movement and less screen time to combat fatigue, stress.
The Melton Health And Faith 5k Walk & Fun Run
The Melton Health And Faith 11th Annual Healthy Lifestyle 5K Walk and 1 Mile Fun Run Walk Charity Event is happening Saturday, October 17!
Georgia Sen. Ben Watson highlights health care, affordability and public safety ahead of midterms
By day, Ben Watson is a medical doctor. For more than a decade, he has also served as a Republican state senator representing Georgia’s District 1.
Better Business Bureau warns of student loan scams
Paying your student loans is a stressful process but if you’re not careful, you could fall victim to a scam.
Optimum, Lubbock Chamber launch grant program to support Lubbock small businesses
Optimum Business is investing $125,000 in the program to help selected businesses support their long-term success and contribute to the community’s prosperity.
New federal designation expands community-based mental health care in Central Vermont
After a series of cuts to inpatient psychiatric care, Washington County Mental Health Services is expanding community-based services.
Menopause takes spotlight at Topeka mental health conference
Menopause & Mental Health: Closing the Gaps in Women’s Care, Florence Crittenton Services annual mental health conference, runs 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, Oct. 30 at Sunflower Nonprofit Center, 5820 SW 6th Ave.
Corey Foreman says Georgia needs better health care access, affordability and government transparency
Corey Foreman came to Georgia from Maryland while serving in the military and was stationed at Fort Stewart. He is now a small-business owner in facility maintenance, a husband and the Democratic candidate for Georgia Senate District 1.
Maine’s governor’s race ‘sleepy’ according to political science professor
There will not be a fifth debate in the Maine governor’s race.
Dr. Oz defends rural health care spending amid Medicaid cut questions
Dr. Mehmet Oz, administrator for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, sat down with reporter Molly Martinez, and the conversation grew heated over spending cuts.
WOWT celebrates Clayton Collier’s national Murrow Award
First Alert 6 is celebrating Sports Director Clayton Collier as he brings home a national Edward R. Murrow Award for a sports feature on an Omaha who has found success as a hitting coach despite being legally blind.
Firefighters monitor burning tire piles at Nevada business
Firefighters are monitoring burning piles of tires at a Nevada, Missouri, business.
New federal designation expands community-based mental health care in central Vermont
After a series of cuts to inpatient psychiatric care, Washington County Mental Health Services is expanding community-based services.
Hillary Clinton draws crowd at Omaha political event ahead of midterms
Nebraskans will head to the polls Nov. 3.
Firefighters union pushes back on proposed health insurance increases for city-parish workers
Proposed health insurance increases for city-parish workers and retirees are drawing pushback ahead of a Metro Council vote scheduled for Wednesday.
Watertown Christmas parade donations at half of goal; frustrated business proposes alternative
Donations for the Watertown Christmas parade sit at half of what’s needed, as a Lewis County business that offered to pay for it says it’s frustrated and is now proposing its own celebration.
Wastewater release prompts health advisory for Eastern Lake in Santa Rosa Beach
Drinking water remains safe and is not affected by the advisory, according to the Florida Department of Health in Walton County (DOH-Walton).
Prisma Health Midlands Foundation’s Walk for Life set for Saturday in Columbia
The Prisma Health Midlands Foundation’s annual Walk for Life & Famously Hot Pink 10k and 5k is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 17, outside Segra Park in Columbia.
Rising costs put pressure on local small businesses
Senator Cortez Masto meets with local restaurant owners to discuss economic strain on their business and the community.
Flu levels low across Wisconsin, health officials urge early vaccination
Health officials saw a small uptick a few weeks ago as students went back to school, but those levels have since come down slightly.
Baldwin Health Uses Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy to Help Heal Wounds and Preserve Limbs
Baldwin Health Wound Care & Hyperbaric Medicine Centers offers hyperbaric oxygen therapy, or HBOT, for qualifying patients with difficult-to-heal wounds.
Great Lakes Sports & Entertainment Network to air Pistons-Timberwolves game Wednesday
The Detroit Pistons are taking on the Minnesota Timberwolves in a pre-season game, and there’s a new way to watch.
Columbia residents attend free flu vaccination event, more scheduled
Midlands residents were able to get flu vaccines from the comfort of their car.
Laurel County Health Department investigation reveals over 50 reported cases of measles
The new reported cases are part of an investigation with the Kentucky Department of Public Health and are linked to several large households with limited community interaction.
HOMETOWN HEALTH: Limited healthcare access leaving rural residents without vaccination advice
Critical vaccination advice is being left on the table for some people.
NAMI Kansas conference highlights mental health awareness and support
NAMI is looking to help remove the stigma surrounding mental health by talking about it openly.
Green Bay record store celebrates 15 years in business
The owner of Rock N' Roll Land says that events like Record Store Day have helped his store continue to grow.
Flu levels low across Wisconsin, health officials urge early vaccination
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services says flu levels are low across the state, including in northeast Wisconsin.
Science City After Hours
Science City Educator Emma Loesing joins Shane and Kerrigan to share what you can expect from the upcoming Science City After Hours event.
CLOCKING IN COLORADO: Farmers Market
Grand Valley business connects local farms with customers year-round.
Officials: SBA disaster loans approved for businesses affected by Walhalla fire
On Sept. 17, businesses on the block along Highway 28 between Catherine and Tugaloo streets were devastated by an early morning fire.
Lexington Health plans new emergency departments, urgent care sites
Lexington Health is expanding emergency and urgent care services in White Knoll and Northeast Columbia, with four new or relocated facilities planned for the growing Midlands communities.
Dr. Oz defends rural health care spending amid Medicaid cut questions
Dr. Mehmet Oz, administrator for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, sat down with reporter Molly Martinez, and the conversation grew heated over spending cuts.
Dr. Oz, Trump Medicaid director, in Nebraska to root for state rural health program, Big Red
Nebraska officials were joined Saturday by a top Trump administration official, Dr. Mehmet Oz, to announce updates in Medicaid and public rural health programs.
Healthy Kids Running Series returns to Tyler for fall event
Youth runners are on the move again as Healthy Kids Running Series hosts its fall event at Noble E. Young Park in Tyler.
Mental Health Monday: Taking take care of mental health
Therapist Amy Corwin with The Samaritan Counseling Center joined WSFA to discuss the important of mental health.
New Hanover County schools to expand student mental health supports with $7.5 million grant
New Hanover County Schools and Coastal Horizons Center will work together to expand student mental-health services through a five-year, $7.5 million federal grant awarded to Coastal Horizons.
St. Joseph Health rebrands as CommonSpirit-Joseph Hospital
The hospital system has begun holding facility blessings at its hospitals across the Brazos Valley following the rebranding.
Contact with Reddick sends Gaulding spinning at Charlotte
Gray Gaulding spins on the backstretch after contact with Tyler Reddick, bringing out the caution on Lap 205.
Barbershop health program provides health screenings and hands-on training
A barbershop can be more than a place for a haircut.
Inside Iowa Politics: Why Dr. Oz visited an Iowa hospital
Dr. Mehmet Oz traveled to an Iowa hospital to explain how he said funding changes could benefit rural areas.
WSAZ+ | Maintenance worker dies after being hit by truck; new business set to open tomorrow
Kimberly Keagy has a look at some of your top stories for Monday.
Weekly Portland women’s sports wrap up (10/9)
Weekly Portland women’s sports wrap up (10/9) presented by Rebound Orthopedics and Neurosurgery and Rivermark Community Credit Union.