Dozens are dead in a high-speed train crash in Spain

The toll is rising after a high-speed train between slammed into the rear of another train that had stopped south of Madrid, derailing two cars.…

Denver Water wants to hire lawn patrol staff to enforce restrictions next summer

Colorado’s largest water utility will vote today on a dedicated drought patrol staff, expecting watering limits for much of 2027

OMG… I Can’t Believe It!

The Midterms Prep Episode: Tightest Races, Those Ohio Midterms Ads, and Remembering Pizzagate

Taking the Field with Dr. Amish Shah

Six charts that explain how Texas’ suburbs became a midterm battleground

The state’s fast-growing suburban counties have gotten bigger, more diverse and bluer over time.

In this high-stakes election, young Black voters could be the push Dems need to turn Texas blue

For Democrats to win in Texas, young Black voters must vote in record numbers. Harris County advocates are betting on it.

Midweek Roundup: ‘condos’

Survey: ORCA wants your opinion on public transit. News and commentary from the past week or so. News: Commentary: This is an Open Thread.

Answers to your questions about Amendment 87, Colorado’s graduated income tax ballot measure

We answered readers’ top questions about Colorado’s Amendment 87

Rescues and devastation: What it looked like when southwestern Colorado began flooding

Behind the widespread destruction are stories of narrow escapes, neighbors helping neighbors and residents grappling with what the floodwaters left behind

Prosecutors Want to Keep a Man in Prison for His Wife’s Murder — Despite Judge Saying Their Evidence is Junk

Slamming the bogus bite-mark analysis that sent Charles McCrory to prison in 1985, the judge vacated his conviction. The post Prosecutors Want to Keep a…

A new morning: The Yang family keeps tradition alive after dad’s deportation

Zong Yang used to get his sons ready for school every morning until he was deported to Laos, leaving his wife, Linda, to raise their…

Ugliest building? That’s worth a walk. Welcome to Cityscape, mailbag edition!

Cityscape’s Bill Lindeke turns over this week’s column to your questions and his responses about everything from walking clubs to a long-lost park. The post…

Do you have a crush on me now, Danielle?

Plus: North Minneapolis park reopens; Sports is the worst; and more in your Minnesota news roundup. The post Do you have a crush on me…

‘Vote-buying’: Nigerians react to N70,000 transport allowance for workers

NIGERIANS have questioned the timing, credibility and reach of the Federal Government’s approval of a N70,000 monthly transport allowance for public servants, with some describing…

Ben-Gvir touts his achievements after disappointing exit polls for far-right party

Israel’s inconclusive election reveals a sharply divided nation

Israelis turned out in numbers not seen in a generation, and handed both of their would-be prime ministers the same verdict: not enough. On the…

Rumours that design defect caused waste plant fire ‘groundless and entirely fictitious,’ gov’t says

Hong Kong’s environmental authorities have addressed “false rumours” that a fire that broke out at a waste incineration plant was caused by design defects and…

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Littwin: Don’t worry about the polls. Worry about whether Trump will undermine the election.

Columnist Mike Littwin writes that you shouldn't worry about the polls. Worry about whether Trump will undermine the election.