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Va. retail marijuana update, state budget vote delayed, Education Dept. shifts: Sunrise Brief
Gov. Abigail Spanberger and lawmakers have reached a compromise to legalize retail marijuana sales, with a target start date of July 1, 2027. Spanberger, lawmakers announce compromise to open retail marijuana market in Va. Gov. Spanberger vetoed…
Lawyer urges top NC court to set aside recent marijuana odor ruling
Lawyer Benjamin Kull is urging the North Carolina Supreme Court to set aside its recent ruling against his client Tyron Lamont Dobson. Dobson's case is one of two marijuana-related disputes Kull argued last September before the state's highest…
Jeanine Pirro calls out 'dirtbags' after 14 charged in alleged cocaine ring operating feet from a schoolyard
Fourteen suspects have been charged as part of a crack and powder cocaine trafficking scheme where dealers sold drugs near a Washington, D.C., elementary school — often in front of young children in broad daylight amid an open-air drug…
Lincoln County Jail docket: Brookhaven man charged with aggravated assault with extreme indifference to life
Lincoln County Jail docket, Monday-Sunday, June 8-14, 2026: • Shermekia Marie Bridges, 07/08/1989, 218 Amite Road — arrested, charged with no driver license, no auto insurance, failure to use turn signal, city warrant, by Brookhaven…
Full body scanners on trial at four metro airports; BCAS also asks Srinagar, Jammu, Ayodhya to install them
Passengers flying from Srinagar, Jammu, and Ayodhya may soon pass through full body scanners at airport security, with the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) having requested operators at these airports to install the advanced imaging…
Colorado Psychedelic Church sets roots in a Colorado Springs strip mall 2 years after opening in founder's basement
“You can't research the natural medicine movement in America without your face popping up,” people tell Benji “Dez” Dezaval, founder of Colorado Psychedelic Church. “We are the talk of the town,” he says…
Michigan Lawmakers Take Up Bill To Cap Marijuana Business Licenses As Industry Reels From Tax Increase
“We are doing our best to create the right regulatory scheme to be able to adequately enforce the market.” The Michigan Senate is refocusing its marijuana industry license cap legislation to include new barriers to obtaining a license…
West Palm Beach mother enters best interest plea in case of child left unattended
West Palm Beach mother enters best interest plea in case of child left unattended GOOD WEDNESDAY MORNING I'M ERIN GUY. HERE'S YOUR NEWS TO GO IN. OKEECHOBEE MAN FACING MULTIPLE ANIMAL CRUELTY CHARGES AFTER DEPUTIES FOUND SEVERAL DOGS NEGLECTED. THE…
Baytown postal supervisor arrested after allegedly stealing $3,600 sports card from mail, re-selling it online
HOUSTON – A Baytown post office supervisor is facing felony charges after investigators say she stole a rare basketball card from an outgoing package and re-listed it for sale on eBay — where the original buyer found it himself.
Christopher O'Carroll
Christopher O'Carroll Pelham, MA – Chris O'Carroll (Christopher Smith O'Carroll), a poet who also enjoyed careers as an actor, stand-up comedian, and journalist, died at Cooley Dickinson Hospital on June 9, 2026. He was 74 and had been…
What To Know Before You Go: Your Guide To The 2026 NAS Patuxent River Air Show
LEXINGTON PARK, Md. — With the U.S. Navy Blue Angels set to headline the 2026 NAS Patuxent River Air Show on June 20-21, thousands of visitors are expected to descend on Naval Air Station Patuxent River for one of Southern Maryland's largest…
Federal government seeks to halt first US reperations program for black people
The federal government on Tuesday asked a judge to halt the United States' first reparations program that offered Black people in a small Illinois city $25,000 for 20th century race-based housing discrimination, joining an existing lawsuit that…
A New Generation of Moms Who Get High
Taylor Mitchem's baby was born in March 2020. By the time they both left the hospital, the world had shut down. Mitchem had no extended family nearby, no friends who could visit. Her husband was around, but because he was nervous about the…
Holyoke first in state to ban development of AI data centers
HOLYOKE — A proposed 20-megawatt data center along the Connecticut River has sparked weeks of opposition from residents. On Tuesday, those opponents packed City Council chambers and cheered as Holyoke became the first Massachusetts community…
Rich Eisen a fan of Dolphins rebuild so far
Eisen thinks Dolphins are making right decisions this offseason. The 2026 version of the Miami Dolphins will look vastly different than the team of the last few seasons. Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is gone. Wide receivers Tyreek Hill and Jaylen…
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