Police seek nursery owner’s husband after child’s fentanyl death
Video footage shows the man removing full shopping bags and fleeing before police arrived.
Day: September 21, 2023
Patriots fan who died after NFL stadium punch suffered from ‘medical issue’ not traumatic injury, say officials
A witness said he saw Dale Mooney, 53, confront a Miami Dolphins fan who he had been allegedly arguing with during most of the game
Lake Stevens, O’Dea, Enumclaw No. 1 in latest Associated Press state football poll
Lake Stevens (4A), O’Dea (3A) and Enumclaw (2A) all checked in at No. 1 in the latest Associated Press state football poll.
Voting rights advocates sound alarm on Alabama defying Supreme Court decision with congressional map
NAACP and ACLU called on Supreme Court to deny state lawmakers’ request to defy major ruling
Azerbaijan claims control of Nagorno-Karabakh as Armenian forces agree to disarm
Authorities in the ethnic Armenian region declared that local self-defence forces would disarm and disband under a Russia-mediated ceasefire.
First Bob Ross TV painting, completed in 30 minutes, goes on sale for nearly £8m
A Walk In The Woods, the first of more than 400 paintings Ross produced for his TV series The Joy Of Painting, will be sold by a Minneapolis gallery.
Fed leaves rates unchanged, signals a hike before year-end
The Fed’s release suggested that a resilient economy is keeping central bankers both optimistic about growth and firmly in inflation-fighting mode.
Democrats Circumvent Tuberville as Senate Moves to Finally Confirm Leaders of Army, Marine Corps, Joint Chiefs
The votes circumvent a blockade Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., has maintained for more than six months on all general and admiral promotions.
Republican former congressman endorses Democratic nominee in Mississippi governor’s race
The last Republican who lost a general election for Mississippi governor is endorsing the Democratic nominee this year.