The Eganville Leader, a weekly community newspaper serving Renfrew County, has been sold to London Publishing Inc. and the Aylmer Express, which say they plan to keep operations largely unchanged.
Las Vegas police say a woman left her 2-year-old goldendoodle tied at the JetBlue check-in counter after being denied a boarding pass; she was arrested for animal abandonment and resisting arrest. The dog, now named JetBlue, is in foster care after a mandatory hold while a rescue reviews adoption applications.
Jordan Stolz won the silver medal in the men's 1,500-meter speedskating at the 2026 Winter Olympics, finishing 0.77 seconds behind China's Ning Zhongyan, who set an Olympic record of 1:41.98. Stolz had already won two gold medals earlier at these Games.
The U.S. women's curling team advanced to the Milan Cortina Olympic semifinals after a 7-6 walk-off win over Switzerland, earning the No. 2 seed and marking only the team's second semifinal appearance since 2002.
Coverage of Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance was intense at first but is easing; local Arizona outlets and the Today show are likely to continue coverage while authorities say the investigation remains active.
A North Carolina woman says her dog’s unusual behavior led her to find a painful lump that was diagnosed as triple‑negative breast cancer; she received treatment and now has no sign of disease.
A phase IIa randomized trial reported that a single intravenous dose of dimethyltryptamine (DMT) produced significant reductions in depressive symptoms within one to two weeks in adults with moderate to severe depression, with benefits persisting for months in some participants.
A drought that began in 2020 has entered its sixth year in parts of the Southern Plains, including Texas and Oklahoma, and has contributed to wildfires and widespread water and agricultural losses.
A published report describes a data-driven framework that combines data quality standards, interdisciplinary training, and predictive emission modeling to inform climate policy, and Bin Li is named as a contributor with academic and professional experience in environmental planning.
A SETI Institute study suggests Titan formed about 400 million years ago when two large moons collided, a scenario that could also explain the creation of Hyperion, several unusual satellite orbits, and a relatively young ring system.
