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4 days ago | 
buffalonews.com | late August |Ryan O'Halloran
The pops he heard while tumbling to the turf didn’t sound right to Jacob Bayer. The discomfort he felt while being examined didn’t feel right, either. Players know when they’re hurt, and Jacob Bayer’s intuition was confirmed by the Arkansas State athletic training staff. During a Red Wolves practice on March 30, 2024, Bayer, the reigning first-team All-Sun Belt Conference center, tore his right ACL and damaged the meniscus cartilage. He thought his season was over.
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Jan 10, 2025 | 
myrgv.com | Fernando Del Valle |late August |San Benito
Only have a minute? Listen instead HARLINGEN — The school district’s financial advisor is projecting a period as long as three to five years to build back the budget’s fund balance after cash reserves plunged $23.2 million. Still, board members are setting their “top priority” at giving employees raises while officials mull boosting fees at an after-school program.
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Oct 10, 2024 | 
idahostatejournal.com | late August |Cody Roberts
Contractors at an Idaho National Laboratory construction project encountered a strange sound this summer — meowing. According to a press release from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Environmental Management, an employee with Western Construction was checking the perimeter of a project expanding a landfill at INL when he heard the felines’ calls. He informed his supervisor, Rick Johns. They found seven kittens inside a well drilling truck.
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Oct 9, 2024 | 
postregister.com | late August |Cody Roberts
Contractors at an Idaho National Laboratory construction project encountered a strange sound this summer — meowing. According to a press release from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Environmental Management, an employee with Western Construction was checking the perimeter of a project expanding a landfill at INL when he heard the felines’ calls. He informed his supervisor, Rick Johns. They found seven kittens inside a well drilling truck.
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Sep 5, 2024 | 
portside.org | late August |Kalena Thomhave
Workers Say Plant Eligible for $2 Billion in Public Funds Is Union Busting Published September 4, 2024 When Stan Upshaw got a job at Eos Energy Enterprises Inc. in 2020, he hoped for good pay and benefits, like the ones that went to union workers who decades ago built American manufacturing.
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Sep 2, 2024 | 
thenewdaily.com.au | late August |Sezen Bakan
US presidential candidate Donald Trump is releasing a pricey book reportedly including praise for Vladimir Putin, threats towards Mark Zuckerberg, and an unexpected tribute to Queen Elizabeth II. With a price tag of $US99 ($146), Save America is set for release on September 3 (US time). By late August, the book was reportedly the most in-demand hardcover by American retailers. The cover features the image of the former president lifting his fist in the air after the attempt on his life in July.
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Aug 10, 2024 | 
observer-me.com | Bob Duchesne |late August
By Bob DuchesneLike most birders, I’m about to have a problem. Songbirds are going invisible. There is a routine to birding in summer. Songbirds establish nesting territories in May and singthrough June. Most singing ends in July, but the chattering of call notes between parents andfledglings persists. By August, the families disperse. There is less incentive for birds to make noise. They melt intotheir surroundings and disappear.
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Sep 20, 2023 | 
rocketnews.com | late August
Abby Madore covers a lot of ground each day at work. A staffer at a community health center in Carson City, Nevada, Madore spends her days helping low-income residents understand their health insurance options, including Medicaid. Her phone is always ringing, she said, as she fields calls from clients who dial in from the state’s remote reaches seeking help.
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Sep 8, 2023 | 
bbc.co.uk | Clara Bullock |Paul Barltrop |late August
Pupils were told they had to find a new school to do their A-levels just days before term began. Merchants' Academy in Withywood, South Bristol, cancelled its A-level courses due to a lack of numbers. By late August, only 20 pupils were signed up, which would cost too much, the school said. "Running any course for two or three children isn't financially viable," said Trystan Williams, deputy CEO of Ventures' Trust which runs the school.
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Aug 5, 2023 | 
mynews24x7.in | late August
JGI/Tom Grill/Getty Images/Tetra photos RFThis fall, for the primary time, many infants within the U.S. will probably be eligible to get a shot to fend off RSV, a respiratory virus that may trigger severe lung illness in infants and younger youngsters.
