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Cyclosporiasis is surging across the U.S., with over 145 confirmed cases since early May—likely a fraction of the real number—and Michigan leading the outbreak, followed by New York and several other states. Caused by the parasite Cyclospora cayatenensis, it’s typically spread through contaminated produce like romaine, basil, cilantro, snow peas, and raspberries. The CDC is investigating why this...

Two people and a dog were found dead in a Brookwood, Alabama home after a frantic wellness check triggered by a missing house-sitter and suspicious doorbell footage. University student Jazmine Alexis Bates and Jose Alvarez-Duenas, who was house-sitting, both suffered fatal gunshot wounds. Authorities quickly zeroed in on De’Kendrick Crawford, whose alleged disposal of evidence in the woods and rec...

Big change at NASIC as Colonel Tyson K. Wetzel takes command, succeeding Colonel Kenneth A. Stremmel who’s moving to the Pentagon. The ceremony kicks off Friday at 10 AM at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force, led by Lt. Gen. Max Pearson. Wetzel, a Brigadier General Select with extensive ISR experience in Maryland and Korea, is stepping into one of the Air Force’s most critical intelligence...

Colonel Tyson K. Wetzel is stepping into the critical role of commanding the National Air and Space Intelligence Center, taking over from outgoing commander Colonel Kenneth A. Stremmel, who’s heading to the Pentagon. With a proven track record in intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance — including leadership in Maryland and South Korea — Wetzel is poised to lead the Air Force’s vital eyes a...

A new report reveals a staggering $225 million allegedly stolen from K-12 education across 24 states and Puerto Rico — money meant for classrooms, teachers, and books. Audits uncovered shocking fraud, like Indiana charter schools faking enrollment to pocket $44 million before closing, and a Puerto Rican tutoring firm billed for services never rendered. Every lost dollar deprives students of critic...

Willie and Korie Robertson, stars of “Duck Dynasty,” have launched EKKL — a faith-driven streaming platform built for families, offering movies, shows, podcasts, and devotionals under one roof. Named after the Greek word for “gathering,” EKKL reflects their mission to unite viewers around shared values. Drawing from their own journey into reality TV — fueled by a desire to impact culture — they’ve...

This morning, South Florida witnessed a jaw-dropping sky show as a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket painted the eastern horizon with a massive, glowing cloud trail. What looked like a bizarre weather phenomenon was actually the rocket’s exhaust—water vapor and carbon dioxide freezing into ice crystals at high altitudes, reflecting sunlight like a celestial beacon. The spectacle, amplified by the rocket’s al...

Dayton Children’s just opened a new Kids Express clinic in Kettering—your go-to spot for quick, walk-in care for sick kids when the regular doctor’s office is closed or booked. Perfect for earaches, fevers, rashes, and pink eye, this clinic serves kids from 6 weeks to 18 years old, but not for emergencies. Located at 4475 Far Hills Ave, it’s open 9 AM to 8 PM daily, with online wait times to help...

A grieving widow and her husband’s parents are demanding full courtroom transparency as they attend the preliminary hearing of the accused shooter, Tyler Robinson, charged with murdering their son and husband. They argue that without seeing all evidence as it’s presented, their presence is meaningless—and they’re pushing for any new evidence to be immediately visible to everyone in the room. Meanw...

Day four of Charlie Kirk’s murder trial preliminary hearing sees the prosecution pushing hard to secure a trial by building on key testimony from Tyler Robinson’s roommate, Lance Twiggs. Tensions rise as the family demands full transparency, frustrated they can’t witness all evidence—even in court. The judge remains firm, upholding current rules and redacting sensitive portions of the Twiggs inter...

A shocking Ohio child abuse case centers on Elizabeth Siders, who married at 15—back when West Virginia allowed it with parental consent—and went on to have two kids within two years. Legal experts say judges could’ve probed deeper then, and while laws now require teens to be 16 with court approval, the past remains murky. Authorities are still investigating whether Siders herself was a victim—or...

A wild crash in Pikesville sent an MTA bus careening into a FedEx Office building, injuring at least 33 people and flipping one car—triggering a second mass-casualty alert. Emergency crews rescued trapped victims, including the bus driver, both in critical condition, while utility crews tackled downed power lines. Chaos erupted as seven other cars were damaged, and officials set up a Family Inform...

Business investment is surging to decades-high levels, fueling productivity and wages — but a Middle East flare-up is sending oil prices soaring, threatening to undo economic gains with higher gas and shipping costs. Meanwhile, AI is revolutionizing efficiency for businesses, while a surprising shift in public opinion now favors nuclear power to meet rising energy demands — all pointing to a futur...

L.L.Bean is hitting Miami Valley with its first-ever store in Beavercreek, opening August 28 at The Greene Towne Center — a massive 10,000+ sq ft space perfect for outdoor gear lovers. Picking Beavercreek for its natural ties to the outdoors, the iconic brand promises top-notch customer service and durable favorites like rainproof shirts and reliable footwear. This isn’t just retail — it’s a lifes...

Get ready, Beavercreek — Escapology is bringing high-stakes, themed escape rooms to Fairfield Crossing this fall! Solve puzzles, crack codes, and race against the clock in Batman, Scooby Doo, or Mona Lisa adventures — all with your crew, no strangers allowed. The closest one was in Fort Wayne, so this is a major local upgrade. Keep an eye out — opening is set for later this year, and it’s shaping...

Steak n Shake is making a bold move for veterans by waiving all franchise fees—up to $10K—for U.S. service members looking to open their own locations, part of a major partnership with the VA to empower them with real business opportunities. With high-profile endorsements from VA Secretary Doug Collins and Senator Jim Banks—who called them the most pro-veteran restaurant in America—the chain is al...

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Prosecutors are laying out a damning case against Tyler Robinson in his preliminary hearing, using surveillance footage that allegedly captures his movements on campus and even the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk — a move that’s not just about proving probable cause but also about pressuring the defense into a plea deal by showcasing how strong their evidence already is. Former federal prosecutor J...

In a major courtroom twist, the judge denied the prosecution’s request to shield child witnesses during Caleb Flynn’s trial for his wife’s murder, upholding the defendant’s right to face his accusers. The defense argued that using screens for kids unfairly infringes on constitutional rights, but the court ruled the state hadn’t shown enough specific evidence that the children would be traumatized...

Trump switched planes mid-flight after a NATO summit, hopping from a flashy Qatari-gifted jet to a more rugged Air Force One—officials citing “abundance of caution” amid rising Iran tensions, though no specific threat existed. While some suspected security was the real reason, the Secret Service insists it’s all about preparedness. Trump himself brushed it off, joking about “sleazebags” and “dange...

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At 2 AM on a Saturday, a Hyundai Sonata crashed into a Germantown Street building—first demolishing a chain link fence, then plowing through the structure. The driver and passengers vanished before police arrived, leaving behind a chaotic hit-and-run with no suspects in sight. Authorities are now racing to piece together what happened and where the fleeing occupants went, turning this bizarre inci...

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Piqua takes a major leap forward as city council approves a power supply agreement critical for its new data center, setting the stage for economic growth, job creation, and overcoming the first big hurdle in the project’s development. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news...

In Dayton, Ohio, the mayor is demanding an independent investigation after video surfaced showing police officers allegedly stealing from a crime scene — a shocking breach that’s sparking outrage and raising serious questions about accountability in law enforcement. The mayor’s “zero tolerance” stance signals a firm commitment to rooting out corruption, while the silence from the Fraternal Order o...