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2 days ago | kten.com | David Wright |Arlette Saenz

(CNN) — Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker announced Thursday that he would run for a third term in 2026, amid speculation over his ambitions for the 2028 presidential race, with the release of a campaign launch video featuring sharp criticism of President Donald Trump. “Donald Trump’s made clear he’ll stop at nothing to get his way. I’m not about to stand by and let him tear down all we’re building in Illinois,” Pritzker says, appearing at the geographic center-point of the state.

2 days ago | kten.com | Jade Walker

(CNN) — In recent years, corals across the world have been hit by mass bleaching events due to record-high ocean temperatures. Since corals support one-quarter of all marine life, reduce storm surge and protect against erosion, it’s important for humans to help them survive and thrive. So, researchers are looking for “super corals” — species that are more resilient to environmental changes — and seeding them along the Great Barrier Reef.

3 days ago | kten.com | Jade Walker

(CNN) — American hospitals and utilities are on alert for the possibility of cyberattacks following the US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites last weekend. So far, there haven’t been any new breaches, but hackers linked to Iran have reportedly been talking openly online about retaliation, one cybersecurity expert said. Here’s what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and On with Your Day. 1.

4 days ago | kten.com | Avery Thompson

Jackie’s life with the Walter boys is just beginning! Netflix’s teen drama My Life with the Walter Boys will return for Season 2 this year, and we’ve finally got premiere date news. The series, based on Ali Novak’s novel of the same name, got an exciting update on June 24. Not only did Netflix announce the timeframe of Season 2’s debut, but the streamer revealed the first photos of the upcoming season.

4 days ago | kten.com | Walt Zwirko

PARIS, Texas (KTEN) — A man accused of severely abusing his own 10-year-old daughter was convicted Tuesday by a jury in Lamar County. The jury then sentenced Ramon Alvarez, 65, to 60 years in state prison on each charge of abuse: Injury to a Child Causing Serious Bodily Injury and Injury to a Child Causing Serious Mental Injury. First Assistant District Attorney Benjamin Kaminar said Judge Wes Tidwell ordered the sentences to be stacked for a total of 120 years in prison.