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Harrison edges Mahopac, girls soccer scoreboard for week of Sept. 7

Harrison edges Mahopac, girls soccer scoreboard for week of Sept. 7

Here's the girls soccer schedule and scoreboard for the week of Sept. 7.
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Vote for lohud Football Team of the Week, presented by White Plains Hospital

Vote for lohud Football Team of the Week, presented by White Plains Hospital

We have eight teams celebrating noteworthy wins this week. Vote for the biggest of the bunch.
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Football schedule, scoreboard for week of Sept. 7

Football schedule, scoreboard for week of Sept. 7

Here's the football schedule and scoreboard for the week of Sept. 7.
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Ardsley restaurant employee accused of sexually abusing colleague acquitted

Ardsley restaurant employee accused of sexually abusing colleague acquitted

An Ardsley restaurant worker was accused of groping a colleague. He was acquitted after the defense successfully argued the assault never happened.
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Man Accused of Midair Racist Outburst on Newark-Bound Flight Loses Job

Man Accused of Midair Racist Outburst on Newark-Bound Flight Loses Job

Arthur Lundeen, a man from Arizona accused of a racist outburst on an American Airlines flight bound for Newark Airport, has been fired from his job as a real estate agent with Long Realty in Tucson. The incident occurred on American Airlines Flight 618, which departed from Dallas. Lundeen reportedly became disruptive, shouting racial and homophobic slurs, and became physical, leading passengers and flight attendants to restrain him with duct tape. Two New Jersey men, Richard O'Lenick and Juan Mejia (a former police officer), assisted in restraining Lundeen. The flight was diverted, and Lundeen was arrested in Maryland, facing charges of disorderly conduct and assault. Long Realty issued a statement confirming they had ended their affiliation with Lundeen, stating he is no longer authorized to represent the company.
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Former Arkansas State Representative Austin McCollum to Appear in Court on Felony Charges

Former Arkansas State Representative Austin McCollum to Appear in Court on Felony Charges

Former Arkansas State Representative Austin McCollum is scheduled to appear in court on Tuesday, September 8, to face charges of domestic battery, false imprisonment, and aggravated assault on a family or household member. These charges stem from an alleged incident on August 1, where he is accused of assaulting his then-wife and confining her in their home. McCollum was released on August 2 after posting a $10,000 bond. Initially, the domestic battery charge was a misdemeanor, but it has since been upgraded to a felony, aligning with the other two felony charges. Following his arrest, McCollum resigned from the Arkansas House of Representatives on August 5, citing a need to "focus on my family" in a letter to Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders. His wife filed for divorce on August 7, one day after securing an order of protection.
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Volleyball scoreboard, schedule for week of Sept. 7

Volleyball scoreboard, schedule for week of Sept. 7

Here's the volleyball scoreboard and schedule for the week of Sept. 7.
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Nearly 30 new food options defined Westchester's summer 2026

Nearly 30 new food options defined Westchester's summer 2026

ICYMI 29 food & drink options defined Westchester's summer 2026
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Husband and Wife Fatally Shot in Farmington Home, Two Children Found Unharmed

Husband and Wife Fatally Shot in Farmington Home, Two Children Found Unharmed

A husband and wife were found fatally shot in their Farmington, Missouri home on Friday night. The St. Francois County Sheriff’s Department responded to a welfare check request following a reported disturbance in the 3100 block of Worley Road. Upon arrival, officers discovered the adult man and woman, identified as the homeowners, with fatal gunshot wounds. Two young boys, found unharmed in an adjoining bedroom, were safely removed from the residence. They have been placed into the care of the Children’s Division and will remain there until they can be placed with next of kin. Authorities have stated that the situation appears to be an isolated domestic incident and do not believe there is an active threat to the public. The names of the deceased will not be released until all relatives have been contacted.
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Father Arrested After Fatal Shooting of Daughter in East Cleveland

Father Arrested After Fatal Shooting of Daughter in East Cleveland

A father has been arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of his 22-year-old daughter in East Cleveland, Ohio. The incident occurred early Sunday morning, with deputies responding to a report of a woman shot in the 1200 block of 134th Street. Preliminary information indicates that the suspect, the father, contacted the East Cleveland Police Department to report that he had shot his daughter. Upon arrival, law enforcement found the 22-year-old woman in a bedroom with a gunshot wound, and she was pronounced deceased at the scene. The father was not present at the home when officers arrived but was later located in a vehicle on the west side of Cleveland. Deputies conducted a traffic stop and arrested him without incident. The Cuyahoga County Sheriff’s Office is currently investigating the death, and the Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner’s Office is working to determine the final cause of death. No additional information has been released at this time, as the investigation is ongoing.
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New Rochelle moves into lohud Section 1 football rankings off big win

New Rochelle moves into lohud Section 1 football rankings off big win

There are two games on the schedule this week that will impact next week's rankings - Rye vs. Clarkstown South and Mamaroneck vs. John Jay-EF.
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Man Arrested for Fatal Shooting of Uncle During South Dallas Argument

Man Arrested for Fatal Shooting of Uncle During South Dallas Argument

A man in his 30s was arrested early Monday morning in South Dallas after allegedly shooting and killing his uncle during an argument. Dallas police officers responded to a shooting call in the 5100 block of Cardiff Street at 12:07 a.m. Upon arrival, they discovered a man in his 60s with gunshot wounds lying in the doorway of a residence. Dallas Fire-Rescue pronounced the victim dead at the scene. According to investigators, the suspect remained at the scene and informed officers that a physical altercation with his uncle preceded the shooting. The suspect was taken into custody without incident and transported to police headquarters for questioning by homicide detectives. Authorities have not yet released the identities of either the victim or the suspect, pending family notification and the filing of formal charges. The information regarding this incident was provided by Dallas Police investigators at the scene.