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American Airlines is adding a brief run of nonstop flights between Phoenix and Oaxaca, Mexico, to celebrate Día de los Muertos. The service will operate on only four dates in fall 2026. Flights between Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and Oaxaca International Airport are scheduled for Oct. 29, Oct. 30, Nov. 3 and Nov. 4. …

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They say, “no good deed goes unpunished.” It seems like a Northborough, Massachusetts, man learned just how true that saying can be recently when he crashed his car into his neighbor’s pool while trying to do a good deed, according to Boston 25. The incident happened on Aug. 17, 2026, when Nick Mascetta was trying …

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A Florida roofing company that has sued over 250 of its customers has dropped one of those lawsuits. For St. Petersburg homeowner Dawn Donley, the court battle is now over—but what does that mean for the remaining cases? WFLA first reported the development on Aug. 18 as part of its ongoing coverage of Florida Roof …

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A passenger going through security at San Diego International Airport had something in his pants that caught the attention of the airport scanner. He had a couple of things. The Transportation Security Administration said officers discovered 170 Xanax pills and what was later identified as two ounces of heroin concealed on a passenger after an …

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Stealing a road sign might sound like the sort of dumb decision someone makes without thinking too much about the consequences. Stealing enough of them to rack up more than $4,000 in damage and replacement costs, however, is a considerably different story. The Madison County Sheriff’s Office in Nebraska says two people were arrested on …

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A Florida man unhappy with a judge’s decisions decided to make his displeasure known by email. According to the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office, the messages went considerably further than a strongly worded complaint. Sheriff Wayne Ivey said 54-year-old Michael Christopher Barnard sent two emails to Brevard County Judge Katie Jacobus after becoming upset over recent …

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A tree crashing through an Atlanta home was only the beginning of homeowner Judy Standard’s problems. Months of disputed repairs followed, though the story recently took an unexpected turn when State Farm representatives arrived at her door with a $12,000 check. The trouble began when a large tree fell through Standard’s chimney and into her …

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Austin’s long-awaited COTALAND theme park finally has an opening date. It will officially welcome the public on Saturday, Sept. 26, 2026. The 30-acre amusement park is located beside Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas. Its grand-opening celebration will run from 4 to 10 p.m., beginning with a ceremonial ribbon-cutting and ending with fireworks. Visitors …

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It’s no secret that the U.S. has been dealing with a major housing affordability crisis ever since the COVID-19 pandemic. While home prices have skyrocketed across the country—especially in those more rural areas that were once considered more affordable thanks to their distance from major employment centers and cities—one area is seeing a surprising trend …

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Passengers flying through North Central West Virginia Airport will no longer use its longtime commercial terminal. All commercial arrivals and departures moved to a newly built facility beginning Aug. 18. The airport, commonly identified by its CKB code, is located in Bridgeport. The new terminal has a different address and entrance, making the change especially …

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