Minnesota Workers say Leaders Rejected Years of Fraud Warnings
MINNEAPOLIS, MN – Claims from current and former Minnesota state employees that have been vetted by state lawmakers allege their bosses ignored and rebuked fraud warnings for years, retaliated against the employees who raised the alarms and
Washington State Confirms First Child Death From Influenza This Season
EVERETT, WA – Officials have confirmed the first influenza-related death of a child statewide this season. Health officials said a school-age teenager, from Marysville, became ill and died from influenza last week. Statewide, 59 flu-related deaths had
Southern Idaho Man Sentenced to Life Without Parole for Killing Daughter, Attempted Murder of Son
CALDWELL, ID – Delbert Cornish was sentenced Wednesday to life in prison without the possibility of parole for the August 18, 2025 killing of his 18-year-old daughter, Onyx Cornish, and the attempted murder of her 15-year-old brother,
Senate Votes yet Again to Officially Nickname Washington ‘the Evergreen State’
OLYMPIA, WA – For what appears to be fifth time, the state Senate voted Wednesday to make Washington the Evergreen State. Sen. Jeff Wilson, sponsor of Senate Bill 5000, says he hopes this time the House will go
Washington State Senate Votes to Cut Legal Limit for DUI to .05
OLYMPIA, WA – Washington took a major stride Wednesday toward slashing the state’s legal limit for driving drunk. A divided state Senate voted 26-23 to approve legislation to reduce the maximum allowable blood alcohol concentration for drivers
Federal Agents That Fired Guns in Shooting of Alex Pretti Placed on Administrative Leave
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Two federal officers involved in the fatal shooting of Minneapolis ICU nurse Alex Pretti have been placed on administrative leave while investigations continue. The decision follows an internal review by the Department of Homeland
Amazon to cut 16,000 positions as it restructures around AI and efficiency
Amazon announced Wednesday it will eliminate about 16,000 positions across the company, marking its second major round of layoffs in three months as it continues to streamline operations and invest heavily in artificial intelligence. In a memo
Cleveland Browns hire former Ravens OC Todd Monken as their next head coach
The Cleveland Browns have hired former Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken as their next head coach. Monken, who turns 60 next week, replaces Kevin Stefanski – who was dismissed after Cleveland finished near the bottom of
Tyson Fury ends retirement, sets April comeback bout vs. Arslanbek Makhmudov on Netflix
Tyson Fury will step back into the ring this spring, ending his latest retirement to face hard-hitting Russian heavyweight Arslanbek Makhmudov in a comeback fight on April 11 in the United Kingdom. The fight will stream live
Miranda Lambert sells full song catalog to Sony Music Publishing & Domain Capital Group
Sony Music Publishing Nashville and Domain Capital Group have teamed up to acquire the full song catalog of acclaimed country artist Miranda Lambert, securing rights to her complete body of recorded works. The partnership also includes a