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From best to worst, all 31 first-year college football coaches ranked

From best to worst, all 31 first-year college football coaches ranked

There are 31 first-year coaches in college football's Bowl Subdivision. How are the faring? We ranked them all from best to worst.
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Connecticut Implements New State Laws Including Enhanced Road Safety and Consumer Privacy Safeguards

Connecticut Implements New State Laws Including Enhanced Road Safety and Consumer Privacy Safeguards

Effective October 1, several new state laws have been enacted in Connecticut, impacting various aspects of public life, business, and veteran support. Key legislative updates include enhanced road safety measures, such as tougher penalties for distracted driving, specifically targeting drivers watching videos on their phones. Fines for violating storm travel bans have also increased to $250. Additionally, new guidelines for e-bikes establish a precise 750-watt motor limit, restrict Class 2 bikes on natural-surface paths without local authorization, and exclude dirt bikes and ATVs from e-bike classifications. The 'Hero Act' expands dental care for eligible veterans, providing up to $3,000 annually. Consumer privacy safeguards have also been introduced, prohibiting streaming video services from transmitting commercial advertising audio louder than the accompanying video, consistent with FCC regulations, with violations classified as CUTPA violations. These changes aim to protect public safety, support vetera...
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Price of gas, diesel continues to remain high across United States

Price of gas, diesel continues to remain high across United States

Gas prices are fluctuating across the country. See how much a gallon of regular unleaded costs in your state today.
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Architectural Digest named this coastal town the prettiest in Georgia

Architectural Digest named this coastal town the prettiest in Georgia

Architectural Digest named a coastal Georgia town as the state's prettiest. See which iconic spot made the list.
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New Connecticut Laws Address AI, Data Privacy, Workforce, and Road Safety

New Connecticut Laws Address AI, Data Privacy, Workforce, and Road Safety

Several new laws are taking effect in Connecticut, addressing a range of issues from artificial intelligence and data privacy to workforce development and road safety. New protections against AI and data overreach will prevent the sale of geolocation data and require companies to obtain user consent for data usage beyond agreed terms. Companies must also disclose when AI is used for job applicant screening and when pricing is determined by personal data. Workforce development laws will improve workers' compensation for healthcare workers and teachers assaulted on the job, and require job advertisements to include wage ranges and benefits. Additionally, new highway and road safety laws will prosecute distracted driving in state highway work zones as reckless driving and suspend licenses for drivers who fail to stop for a school bus three or more times.
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New York ranks among the happiest states in America

New York ranks among the happiest states in America

New York ranks as the 11th happiest state in the U.S. according to a new study analyzing mental health and lifestyle.
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WyoFile Seeks Managing Editor to Enhance Public-Interest Journalism in Wyoming

WyoFile Seeks Managing Editor to Enhance Public-Interest Journalism in Wyoming

WyoFile, a nonpartisan, community-supported public-interest journalism organization, is actively seeking a Managing Editor. This role is crucial for directing the day-to-day operations of its growing team of staff journalists and freelance contributors. The Managing Editor will also contribute to shaping WyoFile’s broader editorial vision. The position is based in Wyoming, with preferred locations being Lander, Casper, or Laramie, though other communities will be considered for suitable candidates with established residency. WyoFile has experienced significant growth since 2016, quadrupling its staff, nearly quintupling revenues, and multiplying its audience by a factor of ten, with plans for continued expansion in 2027 and beyond. The organization aims to strengthen its mission of serving Wyoming's civic life through robust journalism.
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Benson Boone Concert Generates Over $700,000 for Casper Economy, According to Visit Casper

Benson Boone Concert Generates Over $700,000 for Casper Economy, According to Visit Casper

Benson Boone Concert Generates Over $700,000 for Casper Economy, According to Visit Casper
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Pennsylvania Attorney General Secures $215,000 Mavis Discount Tire Settlement Over Alleged Deceptive Sales Practices

Pennsylvania Attorney General Secures $215,000 Mavis Discount Tire Settlement Over Alleged Deceptive Sales Practices

Attorney General Dave Sunday of Pennsylvania has announced a settlement with Mavis Tire Supply, LLC, following allegations of deceptive sales practices. The settlement requires Mavis to pay $215,000 in monetary relief, with an additional $100,000 contingent on future compliance with the settlement terms. The investigation revealed that Mavis allegedly recommended and charged consumers for unnecessary vehicle repair and maintenance services, billed for services not performed, and failed to execute repairs in a skilled manner. Mavis operates over 130 locations across Pennsylvania. The settlement includes $190,000 designated for consumer restitution, covering individuals who have already filed complaints or will do so by January 26, 2027, with sufficient supporting evidence. The remaining $25,000 is allocated for costs. Mavis has also committed to implementing oversight and training programs to ensure its employees adhere to legal and settlement requirements moving forward. The settlement, structured as an As...
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Americans continue to disapprove of job President Trump is doing

Americans continue to disapprove of job President Trump is doing

President Trump continues to see more Americans think he is not doing the job in the White House. Entering October, 60% of the people disappove.
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Own an iPhone? You could be owed money. How to claim it in Arizona

Own an iPhone? You could be owed money. How to claim it in Arizona

Some eligible iPhone owners may qualify for a portion of a $250 million payout to resolve a lawsuit alleging Apple deceived consumers.
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Southwest Power Pool Faces Opposition Over Western Region Supply Plan at FERC

Southwest Power Pool Faces Opposition Over Western Region Supply Plan at FERC

The Southwest Power Pool (SPP) is encountering significant opposition regarding its proposed plan to ensure real-time electrical power supplies in its Western region, specifically covering parts of Colorado and Wyoming. Filings at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) indicate that entities such as the Western Area Power Administration, Basin Electric Power Cooperative, and Guzman Energy contend that SPP's proposal is flawed and requires modifications. SPP's market monitoring unit has also urged FERC to reject the 'stop-gap' proposal, arguing that it would hinder power trading between regions. The issue has gained prominence since SPP's regional transmission operator footprint expanded into the Western Interconnection in April. The SPP West BAA currently lacks a resource adequacy requirement, which is not expected to be in effect until the 2027 summer season, a situation that has contributed to numerous Resource Advisories and Energy Emergency Alerts in the region.