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Month: August 2025

Weekend lightning storms spark nearly 40 new fires around the area; crews’ quick attack stops most small, helped by rain

REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Firefighters responded to 39 new wildfire starts around Central Oregon over the weekend, burning a total of nine acres, officials said Monday. Most of the fires were kept small, at about one-tenth of an acre in size, and have been contained or controlled. “This was the result of the quick response

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Search for suspect in Tennessee killings focuses near university, source says, as third arrest announced

By Chris Boyette, Josh Campbell, CNN (CNN) — A third person has been arrested on suspicion of helping a fugitive accused of killing four relatives of a Tennessee baby who was found abandoned alive last week, authorities said Monday. Meanwhile, authorities were scouring a wooded area near a private university in Jackson, Tennessee, on Monday

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Ex-teacher allowed to continue teaching despite nickname complaint

By Luana Munoz Click here for updates on this story     BREVARD COUNTY, Florida (WESH) — Melissa Calhoun appeared before the State of Florida Education Practices Commission on Wednesday, where the commission upheld a settlement allowing her to continue teaching during a one-year probation, despite a nickname complaint. The settlement terms include a one-year probation during

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How Texas’ redistricting effort is having major implications across the US

By Eric Bradner, CNN (CNN) — The outcome of the political battle over Texas’ redistricting effort is already having major implications across the country. Other Republican-dominated states are considering following Texas’ lead as Democratic governors weigh their options to retaliate with their own mid-decade redistricting efforts. The Texas legislature, meanwhile, is at a standstill after

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