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North Dakota Freshman Posts Back-to-Back Shutouts in Bentley SweepSports — Oct 17, 2026No. 4 North Dakota swept Bentley with consecutive 5-0 wins, improving to 4-0-0 as freshman goalie Caleb Heil recorded shutouts in his first two collegiate appearances. The Fighting Hawks got scoring contributions from across the lineup, including first collegiate goals for Connor Davis and a pair from Anthony Menghini in Saturday’s finale.

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Marching Bands Win, Chase State TitlesSports — 5dHigh school marching bands across several states are celebrating championship wins or competing for state titles: Colorado’s Legacy High won its record-setting 12th CBA 5A title, while Clarke County won Virginia’s Group 1 championship and Benton heads to Louisiana’s state contest after a major regional victory. In Texas, Pine Tree and San Antonio’s Reagan are among bands competing at the UIL state championships in San Antonio.

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Restaurants open, plan launches across US, UKLifestyle — 5dNew Japanese and Asian dining options are emerging in several communities: a sushi restaurant is reportedly planned for a long-closed site in Benton Township, B Family Sushi has moved to downtown Bowling Green, and Sticks’n’Sushi has opened its first Birmingham location. East Austin has also added a sushi bar, while Rochester is preparing to open a restaurant specializing in Japanese milk bread.

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Holiday parades planned in multiple citiesLifestyle — 5dCommunities in Oshkosh, Clearfield, Benton and Fort Scott have announced Christmas parades in November and December. Springfield will combine its annual parade and mayor’s tree-lighting celebration for the first time on Nov. 21, with free downtown activities and performances.

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IJRMore Americans Could Die Through Assisted Suicide If New Democratic Trifectas Push Policy Across NationSpencer Lombardo · 5 min · 10h

Nebraska, Wisconsin Volleyball Action Spans High School, CollegeSports — Nov 3, 2026Nebraska’s state high school volleyball tournament brought teams across six classes to Lincoln, with defending champions seeking repeat titles and brackets featuring contenders and notable matchups. On day two, Central Valley beat Clarkson in four sets behind Bentleigh Dugan’s 25 kills and 16 digs.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

High School Playoffs Span Nevada, Pennsylvania and New MexicoSports — Nov 1, 2026Nevada high school football playoffs are underway, with statewide matchups listed, while New Mexico girls soccer quarterfinals produced dominant wins for Hope Christian and Los Alamos and narrow victories for La Cueva and Albuquerque High. In Western Pennsylvania, WPIAL soccer semifinal previews spotlight teams seeking championship berths, including Bentworth’s bid for a fourth straight title.

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Counties Release Lists of Marriage License ApplicantsLifestyle — Oct 31, 2026Marriage license applications and issuances were recorded across several Arkansas counties in late October 2026, including Washington, Benton, Sebastian and Columbia counties. The notices list couples who applied for or received licenses; a separate report covered recent applications in Natrona County, Wyoming.

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Franklin Dean Crumley, 90, diesLifestyle — Oct 26, 2026Franklin Dean Crumley, 90, died Oct. 23 after a life of service in Johnson City, including decades running his repair shop, working at a funeral home and serving his church and community. Clayton Crouse was remembered for his devotion to family and faith, love of sports and golf, and service on his church’s security team; his funeral was scheduled for Oct. 28 in Benton, Kentucky.

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Arkansas, Iowa Guides Spotlight Shops, RestaurantsLifestyle — Oct 23, 2026Arkansas offers varied road-trip stops, from year-round Christmas shops and seasonal holiday shopping to casual, affordable restaurants in Little Rock and distinctive dining in Hot Springs and Bentonville. The dining highlights range from longtime breakfast counters and barbecue joints to meals in a former bank vault or restored church, with local specialties and settings part of the appeal.

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FaithTapCommanders Practice-Squad QB Sam Hartman Named BachelorWashington Commanders quarterback Sam Hartman, 27, will lead ABC’s 30th season of “The Bachelor,” premiering March 21, 2027. Hartman said he is excited but nervous about dating multiple contestants on the show.8h · 8 reads

Colom Wins Historic Mississippi Senate Race — Nov 7, 2026Democrat Scott Colom held a narrow, growing lead over Republican incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi’s still-uncalled Senate race as officials continued reviewing ballots and both sides prepared for possible legal challenges. If the lead holds, Colom would become the first Black person elected by popular vote to represent Mississippi in the Senate.

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Democrats gain in Douglas County as Oregon voters reject tax measuresPolitics — 1dIn Colorado’s Douglas County, Democrats made substantial gains across federal and state races, though Republicans retained most local ground. In Oregon’s Columbia County, early results showed voters rejecting county lodging and St. Helens police taxes, while Clatsop County results favored incumbent Democrats in federal races and local special-district contests remained in progress.

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Support Trump vs Support DemocratsYourlist — VS BattleEvery executive order, court fight, and agency purge just adds another tally mark to the same permanent scoreboard.

Deceased Candidate’s Win Leaves South Hill Council VacanciesPolitics — 5dWrite-in votes helped decide several Mecklenburg County-area school board and town council contests, including a South Hill seat won posthumously by incumbent Lillie Feggins-Boone; a La Crosse council tie remains unresolved. Separately, a Marathon County clerk explained that 1,404 write-in ovals in the sheriff’s race did not equal votes for the registered write-in candidate, who was actually written in by 157 voters.

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Smith Emerges as Unofficial Winner in 3rd District Race — 4dDemocrat Raymond Smith has overtaken Republican incumbent Greg Murphy in North Carolina’s 3rd Congressional District, leading by 293 votes in unofficial results after provisional and absentee ballots were counted. The result awaits the county canvass, and Murphy may request a recount because the margin is under 1%.

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Local Board Elections Return Incumbents, Add NewcomersPolitics — Nov 8, 2026Michigan Democrats retained control of the State Board of Education, while St. Tammany Parish voters returned three school-board incumbents and sent another to a runoff. In Stockton, challengers led in two school-board races as incumbents held leads in the other two.

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IJRDuffy Floats $50 Billion Price Tag For Congress To Prevent Repeat Paralysis Of US Air TravelSpencer Lombardo · 4 min · 14h

GOP lawmaker defeats fellow Republican incumbent after redistricting pits them against each other1 source — 4d

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Minnesota Mayor Wins Tied Election by DrawingPolitics — 6dSpring Lake Park incumbent Robert Nelson kept the mayor’s seat after he and challenger Halyn Roth each received 1,401 votes and Minnesota’s tie-breaking procedure selected Nelson’s name by lot. Roth requested a recount, leaving the result potentially subject to further review.

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Candidates lead in Stockton, Vacaville racesPolitics — Nov 7, 2026In Stockton-area elections, incumbents Heath Flora and Rhodesia Ransom led their California Assembly races, while Stockton City Council incumbents Michele Padilla and Michael Blower also held leads in unofficial results. In District 5, challenger Desiree Lynch led incumbent Brando Villapudua despite saying she would not take office if elected; vote counting was ongoing.

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Democrats Poised to Control North Carolina DelegationPolitics — Nov 6, 2026Democrats appeared poised to take control of North Carolina’s congressional delegation after flipping several Republican-held House seats, including defeating GOP campaign chief Richard Hudson, while two other Republican incumbents held narrow leads in unofficial results.

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Mike Mazzei beats Cyndi Munson in close Oklahoma governor race — 6dRepublican Mike Mazzei won Oklahoma’s governor’s race over Democrat Cyndi Munson by about six percentage points, a notably narrow margin for a non-incumbent. Republicans also retained the state’s congressional delegation and U.S. Senate seat, while Democrats made gains in the Legislature, including flipping six state House seats.

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Daily Caller News FoundationMore Americans Could Die Through Assisted Suicide If New Democratic Trifectas Push Policy Across NationDemocrats are in a position to make it easier for healthcare professionals to help people kill themselves after securing new trifectas in six states following the 2026 midterms.10h · 128 reads

Hurd Edges Ahead of Romero in Colorado District Race — Nov 4, 2026Democrat Dwayne Romero held an early lead over Republican incumbent Jeff Hurd in Colorado’s closely watched 3rd Congressional District race, though substantial ballots remained to be counted and the outcome was not yet clear. Romero emphasized opposing the Trump administration and protecting public lands, while Hurd pointed to his record and occasional breaks with President Trump.

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Mississippi Senate Race Uncalled, Colom Leads by 28 — Nov 3, 2026Democrat Scott Colom edged Republican incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith by 28 votes in unofficial returns, leaving Mississippi’s U.S. Senate race too close to call as ballots continued to be counted. Colom’s late surge came largely from counties that reported later, while both campaigns had urged supporters to turn out in a contest that could make him the first Democrat to win a Mississippi Senate race since 1982.

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Daisane Wins Minnesota House Seat, Flipping DistrictPolitics — Nov 6, 2026Somali-born Democrat Abdi Daisane defeated a Republican incumbent to win Minnesota’s House District 14A seat, becoming the first Somali-born state legislator from St. Cloud. His daycare has received millions in public funding and was sponsored for food-program payments by a nonprofit that settled fraud allegations, but the daycare was not named in the settlement and authorities have not found that Daisane participated in the alleged fraud.

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Burlington Council President Traverse Enters 2027 Mayor Race — Nov 6, 2026Burlington City Council President Ben Traverse, a Democrat, announced he is running for mayor in March’s election, while incumbent Emma Mulvaney-Stanak has not said whether she will seek reelection. Traverse is emphasizing public safety, affordable housing and homelessness, and says he wants to bring the city together; he has also criticized the mayor’s approach to public safety.

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Democrat Jessica Killin wins historic Colorado House seat — Nov 4, 2026Democrat Jessica Killin defeated Republican incumbent Jeff Crank to flip Colorado’s 5th Congressional District, becoming the first Democrat elected to represent the district since its creation in 1972. Killin, an Army veteran and former chief of staff to Doug Emhoff, campaigned on constituent access and affordability in the traditionally Republican district.

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IJRMinneapolis Narrowly Votes To Make Big Data Centers Buy Green PowerSimon August · 5 min · 17h