Vacek Pointe Residents Say Streetlights Have Been Dark for Months
Residents of Vacek Pointe fear the dark after months of missing streetlights. HOA says dues cover lights, but no one can explain why they failed.
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Caleb Flynn, Once an American Idol Contestant, Convicted in the Death of His Wife
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Unions Reach Tentative Agreements at Brooklyn Museum and American Folk Art Museum
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US Regulators Approve First Construction Permit for Small Modular Nuclear Reactor
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Disney Is Cutting Jobs Again, Laying Off Hundreds of Workers
Disney cuts more jobs, laying off a few hundred employees across HR and IT as CEO Josh D'Amaro trims costs.
Disney Dreamers Academy now serves middle school students across four U.S. cities, including Houston
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Xi Jinping’s US Trip Suffers a Last-Minute Course Change After Taiwan Tension Surfaces
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Lindsay Clancy’s Lawyer Questions Whether She Killed Her Three Children
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What to Know About Christa Pike, First Woman Executed in Tennessee in Over 200 Years
A woman condemned to die in Tennessee after two centuries—her tale of guilt, mercy denied, and the price of a young soul's ruin.
Turkey Sees Opportunity as U.S. Signals It Will Pull Back From the Middle East
Turkey builds bases and signs defense deals across the Middle East, seeking to replace the U.S. as the region's main outside power.