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Politics U.S.

Teresa Leyba Ruiz wins Arizona superintendent race

Democrat Teresa Leyba Ruiz won Arizona’s superintendent of public instruction election on November 5, defeating Republican Kimberly Yee. Ruiz will become the first woman of Latin American heritage to lead Arizona’s education department.

First: AZFamily · 1 more source
Crime Anchorage

Jack Sabàto Arrested in Fatal Anchorage Hit-and-Run

Jack Sabàto, 32, was arrested in Anchorage on November 9 in connection with a fatal pedestrian crash. He was charged with leaving the scene and was arraigned on November 10.

First: Daily Mail US · 1 more source
Business U.S.

Honda Recalls 635,808 Vehicles Over Power Steering Software Defect

Honda is recalling 635,808 Honda and Acura vehicles in the U.S. over software that can disable power steering assistance. The recall covers select 2021–2025 models, and owner notices are planned for December 14, 2026.

First: Fox Business · 1 more source
Politics U.S.

Texas Bill Proposes $1,500 Payments to Every Household

On November 10, a bill filed by Texas Sen. Roland Gutierrez proposed one-time $1,500 payments to every eligible state household, fulfilling a campaign pledge by Gov.-elect Gina Hinojosa.

First: KPRC 2 Click2Houston · 3 more sources
Sports Iowa City

Hammond and Curry power Virginia Tech past Iowa in overtime

Virginia Tech defeated Iowa 93-88 in overtime in Iowa City on November 10, behind 32 points from Ben Hammond and 25 from Jaylen Curry.

First: The Philadelphia Inquirer · 1 more source
Crime Lauderdale Lakes

Man Accused of Kidnapping Teen in Lauderdale Lakes

Raymar Fraser, 41, was arrested after allegedly taking a 16-year-old girl from a shopping plaza in Lauderdale Lakes on November 8 and driving her to gas stations in Tamarac and Lauderhill.

WSVN 7News · first by CBS Miami
Crime Glendale

Glendale Man Arrested in Mother’s Fatal Stabbing

Sebastian Landau, 21, was arrested after his mother, Yana Landau, was found fatally stabbed at their Glendale home on November 9.

First: New York Post · 1 more source
Environment Phoenix

Phoenix Plans Stage 2 Drought Response as Colorado River Cuts Loom

Phoenix may move into Stage 2 of its drought plan as soon as January, introducing voluntary water-use cuts, conservation incentives and a temporary surcharge for usage beyond set limits.

First: FOX 10 Phoenix · 1 more source
Crime Scottsdale

Scottsdale Shooting Suspect Held on $250,000 Bond

On November 10, 18-year-old Matthew Simcox was being held on a $250,000 bond after his arrest in connection with an October 11 shooting at a Scottsdale short-term rental that sent gunfire into a neighboring home.

First: ABC15 Arizona · 1 more source
Politics Washington

House Vote Stalls Hegseth Impeachment Effort

On November 10, the Republican-controlled House voted 211-204 to send impeachment articles against War Secretary Pete Hegseth to the Judiciary Committee, where the effort is expected to stall. Eleven Democrats, including Nancy Pelosi, did not vote.

First: The Washington Examiner · 1 more source
Sports Lincoln

Nebraska Rolls Past North Carolina A&T to Stay Unbeaten

No. 25 Nebraska beat North Carolina A&T 76-35 in Lincoln on November 10, improving to 3-0 behind Britt Prince’s 24 points.

First: Sports Illustrated · 1 more source
Politics U.S.

Wiles’ Son-in-Law Deletes Posts on Hemp Policy Carve-Out

On November 10, Bret Worley, a hemp company CEO and Susie Wiles’ son-in-law, was reported to have deleted LinkedIn posts about a federal policy delay that benefited the hemp industry. The delay was included in a September spending bill.

First: The Daily Caller · 1 more source