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Alabama awards $167 million contract to replace Tuscaloosa bridgesPolitics — 3dAlabama awarded Scott Bridge Company a $167 million contract to replace Tuscaloosa’s Woolsey Finnell and Campus Drive bridges and widen McFarland Boulevard. The project includes a shared-use path across the Black Warrior River; construction is expected to begin in early 2027 and take up to four years, with two lanes in each direction kept open on U.S. 82.

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Pedestrian Bridges Open, Under Construction Across US, UKTravel — 3dNew pedestrian bridges are opening or being built to improve access to trails and downtown destinations: Grand Rapids Township’s $700,000 Crahen Avenue bridge links regional trails, while Warren’s Mahoning River crossing connects downtown to its Peninsula neighborhood. A replacement bridge is being installed at Preston’s Moor Park, and construction of a Fargo–Moorhead crossing is underway, with completion expected in 2028.

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Widespread Flash Flooding Hits OklahomaWeather — 5dHeavy thunderstorms brought life-threatening flash flooding to the Oklahoma City area, with several inches of rain reported and some locations receiving up to 9 inches; flooding made roads impassable and prompted warnings across multiple counties. More rain was expected, with forecasters warning of continued flood danger and major flooding possible along the Canadian River.

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Restaurants Open Across Five US CommunitiesLifestyle — 6dSeveral new dining spots are opening across the country: Fort Lauderdale’s Sweetwaters offers a broad coastal-inspired menu, Kusshi is bringing upscale Japanese cuisine to Riverdale Park, and Flower Child is adding a second Indiana location in Fishers. Other openings include SLO Fish Co., a seafood market, restaurant and planned distillery in San Luis Obispo, and Waterway Cafe, a family-run breakfast, lunch and dinner restaurant in Little River, South Carolina.

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IJRGOP Lawmaker Calls For Investigation After Rubio Says Ukraine’s Starlink Slowdown ‘Sort Of Happened’Simon August · 3 min · 10h

Restaurant Patios Across Cities Welcome Seasonal DiningLifestyle — 6dAs cooler weather arrives, local guides highlight outdoor dining options ranging from Phoenix patios with mountain and city views to San Antonio and Acadiana restaurants suited to fall evenings. In Buenos Aires, waterfront terraces offer another draw, including a Puerto Madero steakhouse with river views and an extensive Argentine wine cellar.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Wedding Shows Planned Across New JerseyLifestyle — Oct 7, 2026Wedding shows and expos at venues across New Jersey are promoting wedding spaces, catering and planning services, and opportunities to meet local vendors. Featured locations include Picatinny, Trenton, Toms River, Mahwah and Cherry Hill, with amenities ranging from renovated ballrooms and hotel accommodations to indoor-outdoor event settings.

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U.S. Destinations Showcase Diverse Natural WondersEnvironment — Sep 27, 2026The articles spotlight nature-focused destinations across the United States, from Guadalupe Mountains National Park’s ancient fossil reef and Kaniksu National Forest’s lakes and wildlife to Olympic National Park’s celebrated quiet, Bellevue Beach Park on the Ohio River, and the remote reefs and rain forests of American Samoa’s national park. They highlight opportunities for hiking, water recreation, wildlife viewing and cultural experiences, with American Samoa especially notable for its low visitor numbers.

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Hiking Routes Showcase Landscapes Across UK, USTravel — 3dA range of walking routes offer scenic outings, from Devon’s newly opened 100-mile South Hams Way and the Cleveland Way’s dramatic Yorkshire coast to easy riverside and park trails in Connecticut and County Durham. Scotland’s Fairy Pools also draw hikers with clear blue pools and waterfall views.

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Steakhouses Open, Two More Openings PlannedBusiness — 4dSeveral steakhouses are opening or have recently opened across the country: LongHorn Steakhouse is set to open in Pueblo Nov. 2, Fleming’s plans to open in downtown Riverside Nov. 9, and New Bridge Fusion Steakhouse is now open in Montgomery. In Tappan, restaurateur Benny Castro has launched Lugo Steakhouse, a Spanish-inspired restaurant featuring steaks, seafood and tapas.

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The Conservative DeskSanders stumps for Nixon in Republican FloridaBernie Sanders joined Angie Nixon at rallies across Florida ahead of early voting, as Sen. Ashley Moody framed the race as freedom versus socialism and spent millions on ads in a state with a deep Republican registration edge.30m · 2 reads

Toll Brothers plans Charlotte townhomes, markets final homes at two communities — Sep 21, 2026Toll Brothers is offering final opportunities to buy new homes across multiple communities, including the upcoming River Point Collection in Charlotte, and remaining homes at Ingram Dunes in Myrtle Beach and Lacamas Hills in Camas, Washington. The Myrtle Beach inventory consists of a single 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath home at 512 9th (2,885 sq ft), while Lacamas Hills has a final move-in-ready Powell Collection home and, in another listing, a Lacamas Hills home priced at $889,000.

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Riverbank Cheese-Wine Festival Marks 49th YearLifestyle — 5dFood-and-wine events across Florida and California are drawing attention: Orlando announced road closures for Taste of Baldwin Park on Nov. 19, while the Suncoast Food & Wine Fest is set for Nov. 14 and continues its fundraising tradition. Riverbank’s 49th annual festival featured wine tastings, classic cars, food vendors and live performances, and a separate report highlights the Irmo Food & Wine Festival.

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Soccer vs American FootballYourlist — VS BattleThe world's game versus America's obsession — simplicity against spectacle.

Voting Centers, Ballot Drop-Offs Open Across RegionsPolitics — Oct 7, 2026Election officials are providing multiple ways to vote, including early in-person voting and ballot drop-off in Arizona, Nebraska, Iowa and Riverside County, California. St. Cloud also offers curbside voting, with two election judges handling each ballot to support access and safeguards.

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Retirees Find Affordable Living Across Five U.S. CommunitiesLifestyle — Oct 6, 2026Articles highlight five affordable retirement options: a resident-owned mobile-home community in Palm Harbor, Florida; lakeside Rogers City, Michigan; waterfront Lakeside Coves in Tennessee; small-town Clarkdale, Arizona; and riverfront Tionesta, Pennsylvania, where homes may cost under $150,000. Their common appeal is lower-cost, slower-paced living near water and outdoor recreation, though each offers a distinct setting and community model.

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Bodies Recovered Across Rivers, Several MissingWeather — Aug 28, 2026A string of river-related fatalities and missing persons were reported across the West to the Southeast, including a Grand Canyon flood death with 15 others unaccounted for, plus recovered bodies in the Ohio River, the Columbia River, and Beaufort County waterways as investigators work to determine causes and connections. Authorities emphasize that the incidents are not believed to be connected while continuing to identify victims and gather details.

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IJRZelenskyy Would Halt Strikes On Russian Energy For US Targeting Help, GOP Senator SaysSimon August · 4 min · 12h

Multiple Bridges Across US River Closed as 26 Barges Go Dead in the WaterReporting — Apr 14, 2024The release of more than two dozen barges Friday on the Ohio River has sparked safety concerns on the extensive waterway this weekend. A number of bridges have been closed in response to the riverine event, according to…

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Build a pizza and the AI guesses your ageQuizie — QuizCrust to final slice, every topping is evidence. The AI guesses your age — and explains exactly which choice gave you away.

Feds Pressured to Crack Down on Colorado River Water Waste Amid Ongoing Crisis — Aug 27, 2025Environmental advocates are urging the federal government to take swift action to curb what they describe as widespread water waste from the Colorado River — a vital lifeline that supports 40 million people across the…

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Week-Old Kittens and Adult Cats Dumped Near River, Crammed Into Crate without Food or WaterReporting — Oct 2, 2021On Sunday, an animal control officer in Muncie, Indiana, came across a heartbreaking sight. Abandoned next to a local river stood a wire crate , covered in blankets, according to photos shared on a GoFundMe . And inside…

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U.S. Dam Removals Aim to Restore SalmonEnvironment — Sep 15, 2026Across the West and Northeast, dam removals and fish-passage projects are reshaping ecosystems and restoring fish populations, driven by Indigenous groups, conservationists, and government agencies. Examples include the Elwha and Klamath dam removals, Narraguagus River restoration in Maine for Atlantic salmon, the Issaquah Creek hatchery in Washington, and the Snake River juvenile fish transport program to safeguard endangered species.

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Drought Declared Across North Wales — Jul 23, 2026Natural Resources Wales declared drought status across North Wales and the Upper Severn as hot, dry weather, rising wildfire risk, and record-low river flows persist, affecting areas including North Gwynedd, Ynys Môn, South Gwynedd, Dee (Wales), and Clwyd. With July on track to be Wales’ driest in about 190 years, groundwater levels are falling and river temperatures are high, while officials urge waterwise use as the region moves into prolonged dry conditions.

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BooksThree missing virtues turn talent into predictable team damageHiring managers and team leads tired of skilled people who still fight, coast, or poison chemistry get a concrete way to name what is missing.45m · 4 reads

Stranded survivors cross Trishuli River by zip line after Nepal floods — Sep 3, 2026After devastating floods in Nepal cut off communities, relief camps report shortages of essential medicines and cash despite food aid, as efforts continue to reach hundreds of thousands displaced and thousands killed or missing. Rescuers—armed forces and international teams—have used a makeshift zip line across the Trishuli River to move people and supplies, while teams focus on trapped workers in hydroelectric tunnels and delivering medicines, food, and essentials to those in dire need.

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Game Wardens Hear Shots from Across the River, Bust Rural Police Officer Allegedly Poaching from Squad CarOpinion — Jan 15, 2022The “defund the police” crowd would have you believe police-supporters don’t think there are any bad apples in the bunch. Not only that, but they claim law enforcement will never remove the bad apples on its own; that…

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Serbia Drought Reveals Century-Old Slovenian Tugboat — Aug 20, 2026Extremely low water on Europe’s rivers has exposed the 1913 steam tug Slovenian from the Danube trade era on the Sava River near Sremska Mitrovica, Serbia, drawing renewed attention from locals who call it 'Sava’s Titanic.' Historians note the vessel’s century-long saga—from its Austro-Hungarian origin and renaming after World War I to its wartime use and eventual sinking in the Sava—while drought and heat also disrupt shipping, power generation, and agriculture across the region.

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Colorado River at Record Lows: 10-Year Plan — Aug 15, 2026Lake Powell has fallen to a record low just shy of the Glen Canyon Dam’s hydropower threshold, signaling a looming crisis for electricity and water in the drought-stricken West, while Lake Mead has reached its own record-low level, imperiling hydroelectric power and water supply for millions. Together, the two reservoirs, which store about 60% of the Colorado River’s water, reflect decades of drought intensifying with climate change and overuse, threatening energy generation and regional livelihoods across seven states.

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‘Not Afraid To Shoot’: Migration Raises Tension in Texas Border TownReporting — Apr 15, 2021Sheriff Joe Frank Martinez is worried. More migrants are crossing the U.S.-Mexico border near Del Rio, Texas than Martinez recalls in his 13 years as Val Verde County Sheriff. They wade across the Rio Grande river and…

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IJRZelenskyy Warns Trump’s Diesel Deal With Russia Is ‘Very Dangerous’Simon August · 3 min · 14h