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Drying trend continues for Frijoles Fire, despite scattered thunderstorms across the region Daily Update for August 31, 2026  Fire Information Phone: (505) 407-5343 (8 a.m. to 8 p.m.) Media Information Phone: (505) 230-5386 (8 a.m. to 8 p.m.)  Acres: 15,367 Start Date: August 4, 2026 Location: Three miles east of Cundiyo, NM Cause: Lightning Personnel: 557 Fuels: Timber and Brush Containment: 59%  Latest Update: As scattered thunderstorms move across the region, warm and dry conditions persist on the Frijoles Fire. Ground and air resources will remain available once again today to respond to new fire starts, if the need arises.   A Community Meeting is scheduled for 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, at the Truchas Community Center (58 County Road 75, Truchas, NM 87578). This meeting will also be livestreamed on Facebook (Frijoles Fire and Santa Fe National Forest) and YouTube (www.youtube.com/@Wildlandfireupdates).  Ongoing & Planned Operations: Firefighters continue to patrol containment lines and respond to pockets of unburned interior fuels that become active,  » Read More

MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park posted on its Facebook page information and pictures of damage caused by Hurricane Katrina in 2005. The anniversary was Saturday. Here is the post: 21 years ago, Hurricane Katrina left a lasting impact on the Gulf Coast, including USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park. This powerful storm brought strong winds, flooding, and damage to the beautiful grounds we know and love. In the years since, our park staff, volunteers, and community have made valiant efforts to restore, rebuild, and preserve this special place. We are thankful for the amount of support we receive annually from our visitors to be able to continue impacting future generations through our nation’s history. Copyright 2026 WALA. All rights reserved.  » Read More

So apparently I owe my family connection to a 20-something’s algorithm now. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Gather ’round, friends, I have a delightful little parable about the tech overlords we’ve so cheerfully handed our lives to. Some months back — and I genuinely don’t know when, because naturally no one tells you — Facebook decided my account had committed some unspecified sin against the community, and poof: four decades of family photos, my grandkids, old friends I’ve known most of my eighty-three years, all of it, gone behind a wall. No explanation. No email. Just the digital equivalent of a bouncer silently pointing at the door. I’m sure there’s a perfectly good reason. I’m sure a very serious Trust & Safety algorithm, trained by a team of extremely earnest twenty-somethings in Menlo Park, looked at my occasionally cranky political commentary and concluded: yep, threat detected, this man’s a menace. Really keeping the platform safe out there, champs. So naturally, I did what any reasonable person does: I tried to appeal. And here’s my favorite part,  » Read More

Former Clark County District Judge Jackie Glass, who famously sentenced O.J. Simpson to prison, has died, according to a Facebook post from her daughter. “(I)t wasn’t supposed to be this way, I just saw you a few hours ago, I will never get over this, you are my everything, how am I supposed to do this life without you?” one of her two daughters, Rachel Wolfson, wrote on Friday. “I love you mommy, I need you.” Her other daughter is Las Vegas Municipal Judge Rebecca Wolfson. Her husband is Clark County District Attorney Steve Wolfson. After Simpson was convicted in 2008 of kidnapping and robbing two sports memorabilia dealers at Palace Station the year before, Glass ordered him to serve nine to 33 years behind bars. “Earlier in this case, at a bail hearing, I asked — said — to Mr. Simpson I didn’t know if he was arrogant or ignorant or both. And during the trial and through this proceeding, I got this answer, and it was both,” Glass said during the sentencing.  » Read More

RIO GRANDE VALLEY – Saturday's season-opening football game between The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV) Vaqueros and UT Permian Basin, set to kick off at 7 p.m. at Robert & Janet Vackar Stadium, is now sold out.    A limited number of single-game tickets not claimed by the UTRGV and UTPB football teams in addition to standing room only tickets were released Friday at 8 a.m. Fans can save and access tickets for entry via Apple or Google Wallet or by logging into your account at UTRGVTickets.com. All UTRGV football tickets will use NFC scanning, therefore screenshots will not grant entry.   UTRGV has sold out eight consecutive home games after selling out all seven in the inaugural season. The Vaqueros ranked 11th in the FCS in total attendance (87,774), 15th in average attendance (12,539), and sixth in percentage of capacity (104.49%) in 2025. Due to high demand, UTRGV expanded the south end zone by approximately 1,500 seats prior to the 2026 season, increasing the overall capacity of Vackar Stadium to 13,498 – up from 12,000.   » Read More

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Badge of dishonor. What part of “cease and desist” don’t they understand? Massive online retailers Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist are defying a Mamdani order to stop selling dangerous and illegal e-motos and scooters to New York City customers — and the administration is preparing to take the rogues to court. A review of the offerings on both retail giants showed that both continue to promote listings of illegal e-motos and scooters — despite an Aug. 5 cease-and-desist letter sent by the Mamdani administration to 42 retailers accused of selling illegal two-wheeled electric vehicles. At the time, Mayor Mamdani set an Aug. 18 deadline to comply, or risk a fine of up to $2,000 per device sold. Streetsblog’s review found that around 19 of the 42 companies — including Amazon and Walmart — have stopped shipping to city addresses. But major resale marketplaces, like Facebook, still have many listings for illegal devices. “Facebook basically does not feel that the laws in New York City apply to them,” said Baruch Herzfeld,  » Read More

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