The Bowling Green Police Department is accepting online applications for police officer and communications dispatcher I positions for a fall class and aims to hire about 147 officers. Reported salaries range from $52,031 to $63,839 per year.
Singer d4vd pleaded not guilty to multiple charges related to the death of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez; he is jailed without bail and his lawyers have requested a preliminary hearing.
A fire at the Premier Garden Apartments in Clayton County burned 18 units and displaced dozens of residents; mental health professional Breyonna Reese says she is relying on therapy, community support and donations as she works to recover.
The article reports that nutritionists highlight plant-forward eating patterns like the MIND diet and foods high in flavonols—notably berries such as blueberries—as being associated in some studies with slower cognitive decline. It also notes that other foods and compounds (omega-3s, olive oil, cocoa, curcumin) are discussed, with some findings described as preliminary or mixed.
Archaeologists in Northern Sinai have identified a 35-meter (115-foot) circular basin at Pelusium that is now interpreted as a sacred water installation linked to the local god Pelusius and used between the 2nd century BCE and the 6th century CE.
U.S. officials are weighing a delegation to Islamabad within days to resume talks with Iranian representatives; the effort is described as tentative and no firm date has been set.
DARPA's powdered blood substitute has worked in lab and animal tests, and the agency is seeking partners to pursue FDA review and address manufacturing and economic hurdles toward possible battlefield use by 2029.
Christina Applegate posted on Instagram saying she is focusing on her health and getting stronger after reports of a late‑March hospitalization; her representative declined to confirm the hospitalization when contacted.
Dr. Jermaine Dawson will become CEO of Baltimore City Public Schools on July 1, 2026, succeeding Dr. Sonja Santelises, who is stepping down at the end of June after ten years.
Seventeen rare books taken from the Whitney estate in the 1980s were recovered and returned to family heirs after a 2025 attempt to sell them in Manhattan; officials say the set is valued at nearly $3 million.
