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Carraway Park in West Columbia reopened after a month of work to install shade sails, and the park's parking lot remained open during the project.

The 22nd annual Leadman Triathlon, hosted by Silver Mountain Resort and the Kellogg Rotary Club, draws about 250 competitors and reinvests proceeds into local organizations.

Federline's attorney said he is aware that Britney Spears voluntarily entered a rehab facility after a March 4 DUI arrest and that he is happy she is getting help.

Higher fuel prices linked to the Middle East war have pushed many buyers in Southeast Asia toward electric vehicles, lifting sales for manufacturers such as Vinfast and Chinese firms.

Bremont will attach its Supernova Chronograph to Astrolab’s FLIP lunar rover when the rover is deposited on the Moon later this year, and the watch is the first reference in Bremont’s new space‑inspired collection.

Adams Middle School Principal Marie Holmes-Brosius honored teacher Mary Beth Kelley and library staff member Julie Messersmith at Monday's school board meeting, and NPPS Foundation Executive Director Terri Burchell said community letters for employees of the year will be accepted in the coming weeks.

Reports say Britney Spears has entered an out-of-state treatment facility after a recent drink-driving arrest; media accounts describe routine first-day activities in rehab. She is reported to have a court appearance scheduled for May 4.

The All-Greater Rochester Winter 2026 Honorable Mention list, published April 14, 2026, names numerous student-athletes across winter sports. The entries are grouped by sport and, in some cases, by county or conference.

Pope Leo XIV is in Algeria highlighting St. Augustine’s North African roots and promoting peace and Christian-Muslim coexistence; he is scheduled to visit the ancient site of Hippo in Annaba.

Alec Baldwin said he wants to 'retire' and remain at home with his children after the Rust incident; his 2024 involuntary manslaughter trial was dismissed three days into the proceedings.

Marine scientists have objected to a proposed plan to install shark nets off the beach near Club Med Tinley Manor, and the KwaDukuza Municipality says it will carry out an environmental impact assessment before making a decision.

Paul Skenes praised Pittsburgh's improved offense after a 16-5 win over Washington, and the team has scored 38 runs across his first four starts in 2026.

Medical nutritionist Dr. María José Crispín identifies five common diet mistakes—relying on restrictive diets, neglecting exercise, cutting out fats, avoiding eggs, and overusing 'light' products—that the article reports can hinder sustained weight loss.

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame revealed its 2026 class during American Idol, naming performers including Phil Collins, Iron Maiden, Oasis, Sade, Joy Division/New Order, Wu-Tang Clan and the late Luther Vandross; the induction is scheduled for November 14 at Peacock Theater in Los Angeles with a televised presentation in December.

Hundreds gathered to mourn 10-year-old Marleigh Guevara after she was fatally struck by a car outside her Webster home; police said the driver remained at the scene and no charges had been filed as the investigation continued.

Cole Reinhardt scored the late winner as the Florida Panthers beat the New York Rangers 3-2, and Jonathan Quick played his final NHL game after 19 seasons.

Police say new DNA testing identified Robert McCaffrey in connection with the 1990 death of Lisa Marie McBride; he was arrested in North Carolina and is being held pending extradition to New Jersey.

The UK government is providing £175 million to create 19 Technical Excellence Colleges that together are expected to train about 65,000 young people in defence, clean energy, digital and manufacturing fields. The Department for Education says nearly 600,000 additional workers may be needed in these sectors by 2030.

Cathy Engelbert said her relationship with players has improved after the WNBA reached a new collective bargaining agreement that expands the season and phases changes to team-provided housing.

Camp Mystic director Edward Eastland testified that he did not see federal and state flood warnings issued before the July 2025 flood, and a court hearing is examining preservation of damaged camp areas as evidence in lawsuits by families.

Bill 29, tabled in Alberta's legislature, would let people self-refer and pay privately for certain diagnostic screening and testing without a provider's referral; officials say details on which tests and reimbursement rules will be set in upcoming regulations.

Victor Glover spoke to supporters outside his Houston home after returning from the Artemis II lunar flyby, urging people to be neighbors and expressing gratitude; the mission reached about 252,756 miles from Earth.

Girls Preparatory School received a $3,500 STEM Classroom Grant from the Tennessee Valley Authority STEM Award Program for an eighth-grade interdisciplinary project combining history and digital fabrication; the funding enabled the purchase of an additional laser cutter.

National Gas says Britain should have sufficient gas to meet summer 2026 demand and to export some supply to mainland Europe, despite market disruption linked to the Middle East.

The term "GLP-1 friendly" is a marketing label, not regulated; it typically describes foods higher in protein and fiber, and Nutrition Facts and ingredient lists provide additional information.

Biologists are reintroducing Atlantic salmon to the Sandy River using egg-planting and stocking, and a Nature Conservancy-led effort to buy and alter or remove four Kennebec River dams could reconnect habitat and allow fish to reach the Sandy River within about ten years.

Jonathan Quick told reporters after morning skate that Monday’s game against the Florida Panthers will be his final NHL appearance, and he indicated he would get the start; he spoke with a sense of peace about the decision.

The seventh Mancos BurroFest will be held Saturday, June 20, in downtown Mancos and will combine donkeys, local artists, obstacle courses and vendors as an official event for Colorado's 150th anniversary.

Governor Hobbs said she will veto bills until Republican leaders publicly release their budget proposal, and legislative Republicans say they will unveil a new plan in a few weeks.

A free Day in the Park at Alice Keith Park in Beaumont is set for Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., with giveaways, entertainment and free food from HEB and other local stores; city departments and partners such as Lamar University will also participate.