UAlbany beats Stony Brook 48-31 to reclaim Golden Apple
UAlbany beat Stony Brook 48-31, returning the Golden Apple Trophy to Albany and ending the Seawolves’ seven-game home winning streak.
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NCAA sues over Ohio order on college eligibility
The NCAA is asking a federal court to block an Ohio order affecting eligibility restrictions for some class-of-2022 athletes in 2026–27.
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Kentucky beats Oklahoma 21-13, shares SEC lead with Georgia
Kentucky improved to 6-1 overall and 4-1 in SEC play, matching Georgia’s conference record after the Oct. 17 games.
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Moretown psychotherapist barred from practice for five years
Amy L. Siegel must pay $4,551.62 in restitution and comply with probation after a felony Medicaid-fraud conviction.
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N.H. No Kings rallies put voter turnout ahead of Nov. 3 election
No Kings rallies on Oct. 17 highlighted voter participation ahead of New Hampshire’s Nov. 3 general election. State law limits absentee voting to eligible voters.
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West Virginia lawmakers request public Flock Safety testimony Nov. 9
Four West Virginia delegates asked Flock Safety to appear at a planned public committee meeting and answer questions about its license-plate reader services.
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Hawaiʻi asks residents to reduce lights during seabird fallout season
DLNR urges residents to dim unnecessary outdoor lights and report injured seabirds through Dec. 15.
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Nevada payroll jobs set record as labor force shrinks
Nevada’s seasonally adjusted payroll jobs reached a record 1,620,200 in September, even as the labor force and employed-resident count fell from August.
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Shapiro seeks role in PPL data-center rate complaint
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro asked the Public Utility Commission to let his administration join a complaint over how PPL handles costs and reliability concerns tied to large data centers.
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Rhode Island tax amnesty waives penalties starting Dec. 3
A 75-day program will let qualifying taxpayers resolve eligible past-due state taxes with penalties waived and 25% of interest reduced.
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Idaho beats No. 7 Montana 42-35 to reclaim Little Brown Stein
Israel Carter’s late touchdown put Idaho ahead for good, and the Vandals stopped Montana on fourth down in the final minute.
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Fargo Veterans Treatment Court holds ceremonial opening
The East Central Judicial District held a ceremony for North Dakota’s second Veterans Treatment Court. Its operational start date has not been confirmed.
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Nebraska orders statewide review of emergency radio systems
A new task force will assess statewide public-safety communications and report findings and recommendations to Gov. Jim Pillen within 60 days.
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Montana sues GM over alleged insurance use of driver data
Montana alleges GM and OnStar routed driving data through brokers to insurers. The state seeks an injunction, civil fines and data deletion.
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Winter Garden man, 71, killed in alligator attack at park
Steven Hamilton died while fishing at Dr. Bradford Memorial Park. A contracted trapper removed an 11-foot-8-inch alligator from the area as police and wildlife officials investigated.
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First Circuit leaves limited student-ID voting option in place
New Hampshire election officials may consider student IDs as identity evidence under a limited procedure, but not as stand-alone voter identification.
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UNC System awards $400,000 for teacher pathways at 15 institutions
Grants will support teacher apprenticeships and other preparation pathways in development across the UNC System.
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New Jersey requests Corps help for eight damaged coastal areas
New Jersey asked the Army Corps for expedited emergency help repairing eight coastal project areas damaged by the September nor’easter. A broader state assessment reported 81 areas of erosion concern.
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New Jersey school health trust bill remains unapproved after discussion
A Senate committee discussed S4438 on Oct. 15 but did not approve it. The bill would move covered public-school employees into a proposed statewide health trust.
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Maine drought likely to continue into 2027, task force says
Maine’s Drought Task Force says the multi-year drought is likely to carry into 2027 after 16 months of below-normal precipitation. MEMA had received 156 dry-well reports by Oct. 15.
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Missouri measure would replace 2024 abortion protections
A certified 2026 ballot measure would repeal Missouri’s 2024 reproductive-rights amendment and replace it with restrictions and new provisions on abortion and care for minors.
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Alabama reopens portions of Mobile Bay to oyster harvesting
Alabama reopened portions of Mobile Bay to oyster harvesting on October 16, but public reef and harvest-grid openings are announced separately.