Author: WGME Staff
Republican lawmakers want their supporters to head to the State House Tuesday to speak out against transgender girls playing on girls sports teams.Read More
Here are all the updates from Indian sports on April 14, 2026.Read More
Learfield’s majority owners—Charlesbank Capital Partners and funds managed by Fortress Investment Group—hired two banks in the fall to explore a sale.Read More
The Philadelphia Flyers are heading back to the Stanley Cup playoffs for the first time since 2020 and are set for a testy matchup with the bitter rival Pittsburgh Penguins.Read More
Barça travel to the capital looking to overturn a two-goal deficit and book a spot in the semisRead More
13 Action News: Sports for April 13, 2026Read More
Nearly two months after the amnesty law in Venezuela, Amnesty International warns about its arbitrary application and demands an end to the repression.Read More
Kanaiyah’s Law, named after teen who died under Maryland supervision, passes on final day of session
A Maryland bill named after 16-year-old Kanaiyah Ward, who died in a Baltimore hotel room while under state supervision in 2025, passed through the General Assembly ahead of the Sine Die deadline, which marks the end of the 2026 legislative session.Read More
The Salina Town Hall was packed on Monday, April 13, for neighbors to share their opinions to the town board regarding if chickens should be allowed.Read More
Clothing retailer Destination XL Group Inc. urged a Seattle federal judge to strike down a putative class action accusing it of barraging shoppers with false and misleading spam emails, arguing that a Washington state law’s $500-per-email penalty is unconstitutionally excessive.Read More