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UNM women’s basketball defeats MSU Denver in an exhibition game

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – It’s not the regular season just yet, but close. The Amy Eagan era started for UNM women’s basketball with a 93-59 Lobos exhibition game win over MSU Denver Monday night. Five Lobos scored in double figures, led by Katie Duncan’s 18 points. Savannah Stricker scored 13 points for UNM while Keiara […] - UNM women’s basketball defeats MSU Denver in an exhibition game Mixed bag in the Pit: Lobos rally late but fall to Arizona State Shooting, Not Size, Leads Way For Randy Bennett and Arizona State in Win vs. Mountain West Favorite New Mexico Northern State women claim exhibition contest over DWU at Palace Everything Randy Bennett, Arizona State Said After Their 91-86 Exhibition Win In New Mexico UConn Women's Basketball: Three Takeaways From Preseason Games Longhorns Daily News: Texas women’s basketball wins exhibition against UCLA UConn Women's Basketball: Six…

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Leslie Larson takes aim at fraud, high taxes in competitive House race against incumbent Matt Norris

Republican Leslie Larson says concerns about fraud, affordability, and public safety are driving her campaign to unseat DFL Rep. Matt Norris in one of Minnesota's most competitive legislative districts. Republican Leslie Larson is looking to unseat DFL Rep. Matt Norris in House District 32B, a north metro district that includes much of Blaine and all of Lexington. Larson, a Blaine City Council member, is challenging Norris after two consecutive close elections in the district. Norris, her DFL opponent, has represented the district since 2023. He won the seat by just 413 votes in 2022 and held it by 410 votes in 2024. Larson, meanwhile, has served on the Blaine City Council since 2023 and won her Ward 2 seat in 2024 with 73.56% of the vote. Larson told Alpha News she believes voters are looking for change, particularly when it comes to fraud, affordability and public safety. “Fraud and…

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Honolulu residents push for safer crossing on King Street near new Straub parking garage

A push for a safer crossing in Honolulu, where residents said navigating the busy intersection of Kealamakai and South King streets can be dangerous. They’re calling on the city to install a traffic signal and crosswalk. HONOLULU (Island News) -- Getting across this busy Honolulu street can be a daily risk for you. “I walk my dog daily, and I do see people jaywalking quite a bit. You know, half the people park on the right side of the street to get to the left side,” said Remy Friday, a South King Street resident. With no protected crossing at Kealamakai and South King Street, residents said they have seen too many close calls. “There's been numerous. I ride a bike, so I've seen numerous almost accidents,” said James Rahe, another South King Street Resident. Residents are calling for a crosswalk and traffic signal at Kealamakai and South King Street, saying pedestrians and cyclists face…

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20 Connecticut lawmakers are leaving the General Assembly. What to know about the open seat races

Poll worker Jeff Taylor, of Fairfield, separates “I Voted” stickers during early voting in Fairfield. Voting is taking place on the second floor of the Fairfield University Bookstore, Post Road, Fairfield. Wednesday, October 21, 2026, Fairfield, Conn. The 187 members of Connecticut's General Assembly cycle in and out. This year, the state Senate is losing six incumbents, including four to retirements, one primary ouster and one departure — Sen. Ryan Fazio — for a campaign for governor. That has created a half dozen open seats for Democrats and Republicans to pursue during the election. The House is losing 14 incumbents, also due to retirements, lost primaries or attempts at other political office. Party leaders say that replacements are often found by local party committees on town and city boards. The legislature evolves over time and it's important to bring in interested policymakers…

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