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Union Pacific's First Female CFO Plans Early 2027 Retirement
Union Pacific Railroad
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Union Pacific CFO Jennifer Hamann, the railroad’s first woman in the role, will retire in early 2027 after 35 years; she stays on until then as succession plans come later.
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Jared Kim
They have until early 2027 to name a successor, which should be plenty of time if they start the search now.
Wrong-Way Pickup Strikes SUV on I-35 Near Duluth
Interstate 35 in Minnesota
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A wrong-way pickup truck collided with an SUV on I-35 in Duluth early Friday, killing the 74-year-old pickup driver and leaving the 35-year-old SUV driver with life-threatening injuries. The crash occurred north of Cody Street, and authorities are investigating.
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St. Louis Police Search for Inmate Who Escaped Jail
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St. Louis police are searching for Maurio Thomas, a 29-year-old inmate who escaped from the City Justice Center early Sunday. Authorities describe him as dangerous, urge residents to secure their homes, and warn the public not to approach him but to call 911 if they see him.
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Disease starts decades early so your strategy should too
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Attia argues the Four Horsemen build silently for 20 to 30 years, so the winning move is training healthspan—fitness, strength, sleep, and relationships—long before any diagnosis.
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‘Kristen, That’s Not True’: Scott Bessent Tussles With NBC Host On Russia Sanctions
Simon August · 4 min · 1h
Aspirus Opens Wausau Clinic for High-Risk Infants
Health
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Aspirus Health has opened a neonatal clinic in Wausau for infants who spent time in the NICU or have developmental concerns. A multidisciplinary team will provide screenings and early interventions through a child’s first two to three years to identify and address developmental delays.
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Most Influential Women in World History
Yourlist
— Ranking
From 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.
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Australia Approves First Offshore Carbon Store
Environment
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Australia has designated the offshore West Peron formation as suitable for carbon storage, a first for an offshore saline aquifer in the country and a key step for INPEX’s Bonaparte project. The venture could store up to 443 million tonnes of CO₂ over as long as 35 years, initially taking emissions from the Ichthys LNG operation; injection is targeted for the early 2030s, pending further approvals and agreements.
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20-Year-Old Kokomo Woman Ejected and Killed in Howard County Crash
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A 20-year-old Kokomo woman, Hope Justice Jones, died after she was ejected from a Honda Civic that left the road and struck a utility pole and box in Howard County early Sunday. The driver told investigators he lost control after an animal entered the roadway; a preliminary breath test was negative for alcohol, and blood-test results are pending.
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Des Moines Driver Dies in Waterloo Crash
Waterloo
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A 55-year-old Des Moines resident died after their car left the road, struck a fence and two trees on Independence Avenue in Waterloo early Wednesday. The wreck was discovered several hours later, and authorities are investigating while withholding the driver’s name pending notification of family.
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Alabama awards $167 million contract to replace Tuscaloosa bridges
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Alabama 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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Specific desire and persistence convert thought into wealth
Only a desire with an exact dollar figure, a deadline, and twice-daily reading begins turning thought into money.
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Reno Truck Driver Dies in I-84 Rollover
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A 74-year-old Reno, Nevada, man died after his semitruck left eastbound Interstate 84 and overturned near Boise early Monday. Idaho State Police said he was not wearing a seat belt; the crash remains under investigation.
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Two Men Shot in Separate Wilmington, Wyoming Shootings
World
— Oct 11, 2026
A 33-year-old Grand Rapids man was hospitalized in stable condition after being shot early Sunday near South Division Avenue in Wyoming, Michigan. Police have made no arrests and are investigating.
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Support Trump vs Support Democrats
Yourlist
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Every executive order, court fight, and agency purge just adds another tally mark to the same permanent scoreboard.
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Breeze Adds Routes From Maine and Connecticut With Fares From $49
Travel
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Breeze Airways will restore commercial service at Arnold Palmer Regional Airport in Latrobe after Spirit Airlines shut down, with flights expected to resume early next year. An $850,000 federal grant helped secure a new carrier, and planned routes include Myrtle Beach and Florida destinations.
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Driver Killed, Passenger Hurt in Pickens County Crash
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A 21-year-old Greenville man was killed and a passenger was hospitalized after their 1998 Ford Explorer veered off Pelzer Highway near Tinsley Drive in Pickens County, overturned and hit a utility trailer early Monday. The passenger’s condition is unknown, and authorities are investigating the crash.
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Andrew receives £302,000 after Royal Lodge exit
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor
— Oct 9, 2026
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor received £302,000 from the Crown Estate after surrendering his Royal Lodge lease more than 50 years early and paying £1.8 million in dilapidations.
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Youth Sports Families Allege Travel Company Threatened Their Kids’ Playing Status If They Didn’t Pay Lodging Fees
Jack McGeever · 4 min · 2h
Off-duty ICE agent shot, held in Fresno
United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement
— Oct 9, 2026
A 72-year-old Fresno homeowner shot off-duty ICE agent David Gonzalez once in the midsection early Oct. 9 after police say he assaulted him and his daughter; the homeowner faces no charges.
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How charismatic are you, really?
Quizie
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Not a score out of ten — the AI identifies your specific brand of charm and where it's most dangerous.
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Woman Critically Injured in Fond du Lac Crosswalk Crash
Auto
— Oct 9, 2026
A 50-year-old woman is in critical condition after a car driven by a 30-year-old man struck her while she was crossing at North Macy and West Johnson streets in Fond du Lac early Friday. She was taken to a local hospital and airlifted to a trauma center; the crash remains under investigation.
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NHL's Early Games Show Usual Sloppiness After Shortened Camps
André Tourigny
— Oct 8, 2026
The NHL’s season-opening stretch has featured loose, high-scoring play after shorter training camps, with goals and power-play efficiency slightly higher and save percentages lower than last year. Coaches and players say the early-season sloppiness is typical, and there is little evidence the abbreviated preparation has significantly changed the game.
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Homeless woman killed crossing Ocala street, crash under investigation
Auto
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A 54-year-old woman was struck and killed while crossing West Silver Springs Boulevard near Southwest Third Avenue in downtown Ocala early Monday, police said. Eastbound lanes between North Pine Avenue and Southwest Second Avenue were closed as officers investigated, and drivers were urged to take alternate routes.
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Passenger Killed as Vehicle Crashes Into Two Ellsworth Homes
Auto
— Oct 8, 2026
A 23-year-old passenger was killed and the 19-year-old driver was seriously injured when their vehicle lost control and struck two homes in Ellsworth, Maine, early Thursday. One person inside a home was treated for pain, and the crash remains under investigation.
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‘Kristen, That’s Not True’: Scott Bessent Tussles With NBC Host On Russia Sanctions
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent pushed back Sunday when NBC News' Kristen Welker asked why President Donald Trump is "rewarding a dictator" by waiving Russia sanctions.
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Manhunt Underway After Massachusetts Mother Is Found Dead in Kitchen
Andrew Powell
— Oct 8, 2026
Massachusetts police are searching for a 22-year-old man after his mother was found dead from a gunshot wound inside their Reading home early Thursday morning. Middlesex District A… — by Andrew Powell
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Bridgeport Man Dies in Single-Car Crash
Auto
— Oct 9, 2026
A 62-year-old Bridgeport man died after losing control of his car early Friday on Fairfield Avenue, veering onto the sidewalk and striking a light pole and concrete retaining wall near Railroad Avenue. Police are investigating the crash.
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Kansas City plans two-year I-670 closure for park
Travel
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Interstate 670 in downtown Kansas City is scheduled to close in both directions from early December 2026 through September 2028 as crews build the first phase of Roy Blunt Luminary Park, an elevated green space intended to reconnect downtown and the Crossroads. The work includes roughly half of the highway tunnel and the park’s first block; nearby streets will also face intermittent closures, and the prolonged shutdown will overlap with an I-70 closure east of downtown.
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New book gathers George Harrison's candid early Beatles photos
George Harrison
— Oct 5, 2026
A new book collects George Harrison’s candid photographs of the Beatles’ early years, while the band’s catalog continues to attract attention: “Love Me Do,” their 1962 debut single, remains a landmark in their rise, and Rubber Soul is vying for another UK chart No. 1. The articles also trace the song’s modest start in Britain and subsequent U.S. chart success.
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Sam Okafor
George's photos probably capture the real exhaustion and fun before fame took over.
17-Year-Old West Virginia Football Recruit Killed in Indiana Shooting
Sports
— Oct 5, 2026
Chris Wilson Jr., a 17-year-old Yorktown High School football standout committed to West Virginia, was shot and killed inside a vehicle in Muncie, Indiana, early Monday. Police are investigating; no suspect or motive had been announced, and school officials said there was no threat to students or the school.
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Maryland Is About To Start Taking Money Out Of Workers’ Paychecks For Benefits They Can’t Use
Jack McGeever · 4 min · 3h
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