Officials say cychlorphine appeared in toxicology reports for 41 deaths in Tennessee from July 2025 to February 2026, with five additional fatalities under review; the compound has been detected in other states and in seized samples.
Felipe "Phil" Longoria, a 20-year Whittier resident and candidate for City Council District 4, says he would protect quality of life while addressing homelessness with both compassion and more resolute handling of encampments.
Lindsey Vonn is recovering at home after surgeries for a fractured left leg and related complications, and she has not officially retired from competitive skiing. She told TODAY she is keeping the possibility of a comeback open while saying the future is uncertain.
The Neighborhood Co-Op Grocery's 27th annual 'Feed Your Neighbor 5K Run/Walk' is scheduled for 6 p.m. on Friday, April 10, and proceeds will benefit the Good Samaritan House of Carbondale.
Kerbal Space Program reached a peak of 11,890 concurrent players on April 5, the highest since its 1.0 release in 2015, and the article reports that player counts began rising around the Artemis II launch on April 1.
Lenore Elizabeth Gordon of Dodgeville died on April 1, 2026, at age 100. She is survived by children, grandchildren and other relatives, and will be buried privately with a Celebration of Life planned for a later date.
A Calgary judge convicted Richard Mantha on six charges related to sexual assaults of three women and acquitted him on the majority of the 20 charges he faced. He remains in custody and the court will schedule a sentencing hearing this week.
The Diocese of Phoenix has created a vicar for priestly life and ministry to support priests' human, spiritual, physical and emotional wellbeing; Fr. Greg Schlarb will begin the role on July 1 and will work alongside Bishop Peter Dai Bui and Bishop John Dolan.
Congress is out of session while President Trump posted a public threat toward Iran; House Democratic leaders have urged the House to return to Washington to hold hearings and consider War Powers measures.
Mayor Mamdani has appointed Rebecca Jones Gaston as New York City's ACS commissioner; the article reports she emphasizes addressing systemic racism in child welfare and that critics say some of her past policy changes raised concerns about oversight and placement practices.
