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Crime Camp Verde

Abuse investigation opened regarding horses in Camp Verde after community concern

On November 3, 2026, the Camp Verde Marshal’s Office opened an animal abuse investigation into horses reportedly left behind during a recent flood at a property on West Grippen Road in Camp Verde, Arizona. Camp Verde Animal Control is collecting evidence.

Crime Coral Springs

Coral Springs Caregiver Accused of Taking Money From Elderly Client

Maureen Wade was arrested on November 5 in Coral Springs, Florida, accused of diverting over $200,000 from the 97-year-old client under her care. Wade’s son denied the accusation and said his mother was being set up.

Politics U.S.

CAIR Suspends Florida Operations as State Terrorism Designation Takes Effect

CAIR suspended its Florida operations on November 5 as the state’s domestic-terrorist designation took effect, after a federal judge declined to block it.

Politics World

Schumer vows funding fight to end Iran war

On November 4, incoming Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said Democrats would use Congress’s spending power to end the Iran war after taking control of both chambers in January.

Politics Oakland

Oakland Voters Re-elect Lee and Approve Strong-Mayor Reform

Oakland voters re-elected Mayor Barbara Lee and approved Measure EE, expanding mayoral authority over city operations. The results were reported on November 5, after Tuesday’s election.

Sports U.S.

NCAA Changes Football Practice, Transfer and Game Calendars

The NCAA approved changes for the 2027 FBS season, including an earlier start, a shorter January transfer window and new offseason practice options.

People U.S.

Rob Sand Responds to Vogue Post About His Modeling Past

Iowa Gov.-elect Rob Sand acknowledged his past as a fashion model in a comment on Vogue’s Instagram on November 5, after the career resurfaced following his election win.

Business Long Island

Holiday Fares Push Travelers Toward Flexible Plans

On November 5, 2026, travelers preparing for Thanksgiving and Christmas faced sharply higher airfares, with experts pointing to fuel costs, fewer seats and strong demand. Flexible dates, alternate airports and connections may help reduce costs.

Sports Frisco

Cowboys Leaders Push Back on Pickens Trade Talk

On November 5, Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb backed George Pickens as trade speculation swirled in Frisco, Texas, ahead of the NFL’s November 10 deadline.

Crime U.S.

U.S. Warns of Cyber Threat to Industrial Refrigeration

On November 5, five U.S. federal agencies warned businesses that internet-connected and unpatched commercial refrigeration systems face cyber threats, after attacks disrupted units in Europe and raised concerns about military and medical facilities.

Crime Camp Verde

Camp Verde Owner Arrested After Horses Die in Floodwaters

On November 5, authorities said a Camp Verde horse owner had been arrested on animal cruelty charges after flooding on November 1 left three horses dead and four presumed dead.

Politics U.S.

CENTCOM Debuts Podcast as Questions Grow Over War Briefings

U.S. Central Command launched a podcast on November 5, offering a look at its personnel while giving little attention to the Iran war. The debut came amid questions about the lack of recent briefings and speculation over Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s future.