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Helena, Folsom Consider Stricter E-Bike Rules
Politics
— Oct 26, 2026
Helena officials are reconsidering proposed rules for e-bikes and other motorized devices after complaints about speeding, reckless riding and pedestrian safety on neighborhood streets and trails. The proposals include speed limits, safety requirements and penalties of up to $500 or 30 days in jail, but leaders are still weighing the rules’ scope and penalties and have not adopted an ordinance.
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Montana Man Faces Felony Harassment Charge After Alleged Confrontation
Politics
— Oct 27, 2026
A 21-year-old Helena man has been charged with felony malicious intimidation or harassment after allegedly shoving a man of Indian descent and telling him to “go back to his country.” He reportedly admitted shouting the slur but denied shoving the victim; the charge carries up to five years in prison and has prompted debate over how the law applies to speech alongside alleged physical intimidation.
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St. Helena Discovers True Cross
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Empress mother finds relic of crucifixion.
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St. Helena Discovers Relics of the True Cross
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Empress mother travels to Jerusalem and identifies the cross of Christ.
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Russian Pranksters Dupe OpenAI Officials Into Video Chat About ‘Offensive’ AI For Ukraine
Dylan Kresak · 5 min · 5h
Man Charged With Murder After Deadly South Carolina Reunion Shooting
South Carolina
— Nov 14, 2025
Authorities have charged a 27-year-old man with murder in a mass shooting that left four people dead and 15 others wounded during a crowded high school reunion event on St. Helena Island, South Carolina. According to…
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Most Influential Women in World History
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From 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.
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'A Rollercoaster of a Day': Man Shocked to Find His Dog Had Given Birth to a Green Puppy
Reporting
— Sep 29, 2022
French Bulldog enthusiast Mark Ruffin Jr. of Big Rajah Bullies in Helena, Alabama, was excited about the upcoming litter between one of his dogs, Coco, and a long-haired French Bulldog male named Ox. He had high hopes…
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Rhode Island Poll Shows Foulkes Leading Block by 9 Points
Sabina Matos
— Oct 13, 2026
A new Rhode Island poll shows Democrat Helena Foulkes leading independent Ken Block 44% to 35% in the governor’s race, a sharp narrowing from her 24-point August advantage; Republican Aaron Guckian has 10% and has rejected calls to leave the race. The lieutenant governor contest is essentially tied, with Republican John Loughlin at 45% and incumbent Democrat Sabina Matos at 44%.
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Nicole Hardy
Guckian staying in at 10 percent is splitting votes and hurting the overall Republican chances.
New Orleans leaders urge dropping charges against Murrill
Helena Moreno
— Jul 21, 2026
New Orleans Mayor Helena Moreno, City Council members, District Attorney Jason Williams, and retired Judge Calvin Johnson urged special prosecutor Laurie White to drop the 16-count indictment of Attorney General Liz Murrill, saying the case has heightened tensions and distracts from public work. The officials emphasized respect for the grand jury while arguing dismissal would serve the public interest and that threatening language in the letters should not drive prolonged litigation.
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Magnolia Oil-Tank Fire Kills Three Firefighters
Politics
— Sep 17, 2026
Arkansas history on September 19–20 features a spectrum of notable events: Civil War skirmishing near Helena in 1862, the 1883 marriage of future governor George W. Donaghey, and the 1923 Little Rock police murders death sentences; 1944 Magnolia’s oil-fire disaster that claimed three firefighters; the 1957 Central High School desegregation injunction hearing that led to the guards’ withdrawal; and the 1974 Young v. Ethyl Corporation bromine litigation. The dates also record 1863 Cavalry organization at Magnolia, 1917 Fort Smith labor strike, 1942 Jehovah’s Witnesses attack in Little Rock, 1957 legal challenges surrounding Little Rock desegregation, the 1958 vote to keep closed schools, and Kennedy’s Arkansas campaign in 1960.
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Pope Leo condemns machismo and violence against women in Peru
Pope Leo XIV condemned machismo and violence against women during his visit to Lima, calling for equal rights and women’s full participation in society and the Church. He also urged Peru’s bishops to support victims of clergy abuse with tru
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