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Advertisement Updated: 10:41 AM EDT Aug 1, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ KC Downey Digital Media Manager Woman faces felony charge on accusations she shared private image of another person on Facebook Updated: 10:41 AM EDT Aug 1, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ KC Downey Digital Media Manager HUDSON, N.H. — A social media post has led to a felony charge in Hudson after police said a private image was shared without consent. Police said Stacey Musgrave, of Billerica, Massachusetts, is accused of posting a private sexual image of another woman on Facebook. Advertisement Investigators said they also documented another message allegedly sent by Musgrave. She was extradited to New Hampshire on Friday, released on bail, and is due in court in September.  » Read More

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Staff Photo August 21, 2026 | 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm Community The Northwoods Food Project and Cook County UMN Extension are hosting a homestead gardens tour on Friday, August 21 from 1 to 4 pm. The tour will visit two gardens near Colvill, east of Grand Marais. More information and registration at northwoodsfoodproject.org. Addresses and directions will be provided following registration.

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Shop nowLFC and adidas launch away training kit, Spezial shoes and extra ranges Published 18 hours ago By Liverpool FC Share Facebook Twitter Email WhatsApp LinkedIn Telegram Shop Liverpool FC's brand-new away training kit range and extra collections for the 2026-27 season. The Reds' away training collection and pre-match apparel was released earlier this week alongside the kit itself, with a lifestyle range, headwear and accessories, LFC slides and new adidas Spezial trainers available in three colourways. Take a look at the items below and shop now via our online store and LFC Store app and in stores . Published 18 hours ago Share Facebook Twitter Email WhatsApp LinkedIn Telegram

Small business owners in Gloucester and Camden counties in New Jersey, as well as Philadelphia, are warning others after surveillance video appeared to capture suspects installing skimming devices on payment terminals.  NBC10 obtained surveillance video from the owner of 3 Brothers Mini Market in National Park, New Jersey, that appears to show someone placing a skimming device over a payment terminal. The installation takes only seconds, making it easy to miss.  Richard Espinal, who owns the corner store, believes the suspects knew exactly what they were doing.  "Those people look like professionals," Espinal said.  Espinal said one person distracted an employee while another quickly installed the device.  A similar incident was also captured on surveillance video at a bodega in Philadelphia. The devices are designed to steal customers' card information.  Business owners said the impact goes beyond potential financial losses. They worry that the scams also damage the trust they have worked for years to build with customers.  Local Breaking news and the stories that matter to your neighborhood. "This is really detrimental for our small businesses," said Ashley Estevez of Movimiento Tricolor, a South Jersey nonprofit focused on leadership and economic opportunities for the Latino community. Estevez said the Latino small business organization in Camden

Snap, the parent company of Snapchat, said on Friday it will stop recommending wholly AI-generated videos in its Spotlight feed and will ...

While the rest of the online world is increasingly being shaped by AI, LinkedIn is making it easier to flag any low-quality “AI slop” that has crept its way onto the platform. On Thursday, the professional networking platform added a “Seems like AI slop” button, which will appear when a user clicks on the options button on a post, and will help users flag posts they believe are low-quality or overreliant on AI. “Slop is hard to define and the definition changes; this lets us tune our models and make better feeds,” said LinkedIn chief product officer Hari Srinivasan in a post announcing the feature. The company is also removing its “enhance your post” tool, replacing it with a feature that proofreads posts without changing a user’s voice, while reinforcing profile and page verifications. In addition, LinkedIn has stepped up its bot detection.  Srinivasan said the company detects and blocks hundreds of thousands of automated slop comment attempts every day, and has prevented “billions of other automation attempts (posting at scale, slop) in the last couple months alone.” At the same time, he clarified that using AI isn’t always bad, noting that many people refine their thoughts with AI and

Posted: July 31, 2026 If you're a fan of feel-good music and summer vibes, don't miss Hoodwink'd during the next Music in the Plaza concert from 7 to 10 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 8 at Harmony Square, 6700 North Street! Comprised of veteran players with decades of musical experience, Hoodwink’d dishes out a fun mix of classic pop and rock from the '70s and '80s. Come out for songs you know and love, but aren’t hearing played by most bands. Enjoy the music with food and beverages from Durbin's Tinley Park, Kona Ice, Reina del Pozole, The Dairy Palace, Travelin' Tom's Coffee of Tinley Park, and Village Pizza. Visit TinleyPark.org/MIP for more information on upcoming concerts.

by News 12 Staff Fri, July 31, 2026 at 5:40 PM Photo_ Greenville Police Department (4).png A Greenville man is facing a marijuana trafficking charge after police say an investigation into a social media post advertising marijuana for sale led to the seizure of more than 50 pounds of marijuana. Photo: Greenville Police Department According to the Greenville Police Department, officers began investigating an Instagram account on July 29 that allegedly advertised 8 to 10 pounds of marijuana for sale. Investigators said they linked the account to Christopher Bennett, 31. Officers later located Bennett and conducted a traffic stop. During the stop, police said they smelled marijuana and found Bennett in possession of 3.5 grams of marijuana. Police then obtained a search warrant for a residence connected to Bennett. During the search, officers found three large bags of marijuana, each about 3 1/2 feet tall, with a combined weight of more than 51 pounds, according to the department. Bennett was arrested on July 29 and charged with trafficking in marijuana. According to arrest warrants, he is being held in the Pitt County Detention Center under a $500,000 secured bond.