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LEARN MOREAlabama's new super-sized prison is costing over $1 billion to buildAlabama's new super-sized prison is costing over $1 billion to build
Alabama's new super-sized prison is costing over $1 billion to buildAlabama Gov. Kay Ivey issued a statement blaming inflation for the price escalation but said the facility is needed.
The cost of a new Alabama super-size prison now under construction rose to more than $1 billion, complicating the state's plans to build two of the behemoth facilities.
The Alabama Corrections Institution Finance Authority approved a final price...
Baltimore manhunt ends with murder suspect in custodyBaltimore manhunt ends with murder suspect in custody
Baltimore manhunt ends with murder suspect in custodyPolice said they arrested 32-year-old Jason Billingsley late Wednesday night at a train station east of Washington, D.C.
Texas power regulators prepare for October solar eclipseTexas power regulators prepare for October solar eclipse
Texas power regulators prepare for October solar eclipseA full annular solar eclipse will cut across the state of Texas on Oct. 14, which could cause a dip in the state's solar energy production.
Remains of Colorado woman who went missing in 2020 discoveredRemains of Colorado woman who went missing in 2020 discovered
Remains of Colorado woman who went missing in 2020 discoveredSuzanne Morphew's remains were discovered Sept. 22 during a search connected to an unrelated investigation.
X has more fake news than other social media platforms, EU reportsX has more fake news than other social media platforms, EU reports
X has more fake news than other social media platforms, EU reportsThe report on three countries is being used as a benchmark, while the EU's analytics firm plans to conduct more detailed studies in other countries.
Delta tried to change its rewards program. It backfiredDelta tried to change its rewards program. It backfired
Delta tried to change its rewards program. It backfiredDelta tried simplifying membership, but its CEO admitted those changes went "too far" and "too fast."
Study: Nonprofits struggling to fill job vacancies across the countryStudy: Nonprofits struggling to fill job vacancies across the country
Study: Nonprofits struggling to fill job vacancies across the countryA new report found that nearly 3 out of 4 nonprofits in the U.S. say they're having trouble filling open positions.
Heinz to sell 'Ketchup and Seemingly Ranch' condiment for SwiftiesHeinz to sell 'Ketchup and Seemingly Ranch' condiment for Swifties
Heinz to sell 'Ketchup and Seemingly Ranch' condiment for SwiftiesDuring Sunday's NFL game, Swift was photographed with a plate that had chicken tenders, accompanied by ketchup and a dip that was "seemingly ranch."
ChatGPT can now hear you, speak to you and search the internetChatGPT can now hear you, speak to you and search the internet
ChatGPT can now hear you, speak to you and search the internetUntil now, the system was only able to retrieve data up to September 2021 and read text conversations.
New York schools told not to use facial recognition technologyNew York schools told not to use facial recognition technology
New York schools told not to use facial recognition technologyThe state Education Department banned the technology following a report that facial recognition risks violating students' privacy and civil rights.
How to see the 2023 'Ring of Fire' solar eclipse in OctoberHow to see the 2023 'Ring of Fire' solar eclipse in October
How to see the 2023 'Ring of Fire' solar eclipse in OctoberIf you're not able to get to a place where you can see this eclipse, the next total solar eclipse is April 8, 2024.
Hawaii energy officials to testify before Congress on deadly wildfiresHawaii energy officials to testify before Congress on deadly wildfires
Hawaii energy officials to testify before Congress on deadly wildfiresLawmakers will primarily focus on assessing whether the safety and maintenance of the electrical grid in Lahaina met the required standards.
Michael Gambon, 'Harry Potter' Dumbledore actor, dead at 82Michael Gambon, 'Harry Potter' Dumbledore actor, dead at 82
Michael Gambon, 'Harry Potter' Dumbledore actor, dead at 82Gambon starred in six "Harry Potter" movies as part of a career that spanned over five decades.
Warm and dry or cold and snowy? NOAA gives its winter predictionWarm and dry or cold and snowy? NOAA gives its winter prediction
Warm and dry or cold and snowy? NOAA gives its winter predictionNOAA weighs in on whether El Niño will persist into the winter and what impacts that would have.
American soldier who ran across North Korean border is back in the USAmerican soldier who ran across North Korean border is back in the US
American soldier who ran across North Korean border is back in the USU.S. Army Pvt. Travis King will get a chance to meet with his family but will remain in military custody while his case is evaluated.
Saturday's Powerball jackpot climbs after 30 drawings without winnerSaturday's Powerball jackpot climbs after 30 drawings without winner
Saturday's Powerball jackpot climbs after 30 drawings without winnerPowerball will have its fourth-largest jackpot ever on Saturday, as the lottery has gone over two months without a winner.
ICYMI
In Real Life: Plastic Time BombIn Real Life: Plastic Time Bomb
In Real Life: Plastic Time BombA global exploration of microplastics' impact on our planet and on our health — and what scientists are doing to help fix the problem.
Costco CFO: Not if but when membership fees will increaseCostco CFO: Not if but when membership fees will increase
Costco CFO: Not if but when membership fees will increaseIt has been more than six years since the nation's third-largest retailer increased its membership fees.
Worm that can hop from rats to human brains has invaded this US regionWorm that can hop from rats to human brains has invaded this US region
Worm that can hop from rats to human brains has invaded this US regionA new study published by the CDC found this parasite becoming more widespread in areas it hadn't been seen before.
Life
Student loan repayments are resuming, and some borrowers are considering boycotting to refuse to pay.
Hyundai and Kia are recalling nearly 3.4 million vehicles due to the potential for their engines to catch fire.
The winner of the $1.6 billion Mega Millions jackpot in August — the third-largest in U.S. history — has come forward to claim the prize.
Users who participate in the new program can get paid for eligible contributions to the social media site.
Federal officials are conducting a review of six near misses at U.S. airports earlier this year as they try to maintain safe travel.
Some users say their phones have become too hot to even touch. Experts weigh in on the matter.
Attacks on MGM Resorts and Caesars took vacationers by surprise, but security experts predict more are coming, and show how to best protect yourself.
A flight from Ecuador to Florida Monday landed with eight people needing to go to the hospital for evaluation and treatment.
The fast-food chain’s take on “Mambo Sauce” and a new “Sweet and Spicy Jam Sauce” will be available for a limited time.
More than 41 million Americans received SNAP benefits as of June, numbers by the U.S. Department of Agriculture show.
You don't have to go all the way to Italy to get a great slice: An American pizzeria took the No. 2 spot!
Influencers in search of the perfect fall photo will have to keep out of one Vermont town this season.
Money
Is Elon Musk really selling a home energy-saving device?Is Elon Musk really selling a home energy-saving device?
Is Elon Musk really selling a home energy-saving device?Ads on social media show Elon Musk holding up an energy-saving gadget. But is he really behind this device?
Here's how you can get a free weekly credit reportHere's how you can get a free weekly credit report
Here's how you can get a free weekly credit reportThe report will include bill payment history, loan information, current debt, bankruptcy history and lawsuit records.
New rules would limit medical debt on credit reportsNew rules would limit medical debt on credit reports
New rules would limit medical debt on credit reportsMillions of Americans could be impacted by a decision to limit medical debt from appearing on credit reports.
Student loan scams surge as payments resumeStudent loan scams surge as payments resume
Student loan scams surge as payments resumeWith student loan payments resuming this fall, scammers are targeting current and former students by promising to help.
World News
No radioactive substance found in fish after Fukushima water releaseNo radioactive substance found in fish after Fukushima water release
No radioactive substance found in fish after Fukushima water releaseRadioactive elements, except tritium and carbon-14, have been mostly filtered from the water that is being released into the Pacific Ocean.
Researchers move to clinical trials for drug that can regrow teethResearchers move to clinical trials for drug that can regrow teeth
Researchers move to clinical trials for drug that can regrow teethResearchers in Japan have already seen success with the new drug in tests on mice, ferrets and dogs.
North Korea releases US soldier who ran across borderNorth Korea releases US soldier who ran across border
North Korea releases US soldier who ran across borderThe Pentagon credited the U.S. Army, U.S. Forces Korea, the Department of Defense, Sweden and China for their assistance in securing the release.
Health
Here's how many Americans plan to get the new COVID-19 vaccineHere's how many Americans plan to get the new COVID-19 vaccine
Here's how many Americans plan to get the new COVID-19 vaccineJust over two weeks after the CDC approved COVID-19 boosters, a poll highlights how many will actually get them.
Costco will now offer low-cost health care options for its membersCostco will now offer low-cost health care options for its members
Costco will now offer low-cost health care options for its membersCustomers can now get health checkups online for $29 among other low cost medical services, in a move that is aligned with other major retailers.
Raiders' Chandler Jones says he was taken, medicated against his willRaiders' Chandler Jones says he was taken, medicated against his will
Raiders' Chandler Jones says he was taken, medicated against his willThe defensive end was placed on the reserve/non-football illness list last week, which mandates he miss at least four games.
Tech
Teens are picking up their phones over 100 times a day, report saysTeens are picking up their phones over 100 times a day, report says
Teens are picking up their phones over 100 times a day, report saysThe report found that more than half of the study's participants received at least 237 notifications a day.
Google this: The world's No. 1 internet search engine turns 25Google this: The world's No. 1 internet search engine turns 25
Google this: The world's No. 1 internet search engine turns 25Google now processes 99,000 search requests per second. This equates to 8.5 billion daily searches and about 2 trillion searches worldwide each year.
Entertainment
Academy Awards to replace Hattie McDaniel's historic lost OscarAcademy Awards to replace Hattie McDaniel's historic lost Oscar
Academy Awards to replace Hattie McDaniel's historic lost OscarThe Academy Award has been lost for decades. Now, Howard University is planning to celebrate its replacement.
Remastered 'Sound of Music' soundtrack to feature 40 unreleased songsRemastered 'Sound of Music' soundtrack to feature 40 unreleased songs
Remastered 'Sound of Music' soundtrack to feature 40 unreleased songsIt has been nearly 60 years since the musical first released its soundtrack after hitting theaters. The remastered edition will feature a box set.
Sports
Is your NFL team playing in the most dangerous stadium in the US?Is your NFL team playing in the most dangerous stadium in the US?
Is your NFL team playing in the most dangerous stadium in the US?A new study reveals the most dangerous NFL stadiums, highlighting the fact that nearly half of female fans feel unsafe at football games.
Reports: Milwaukee Bucks to get Damian Lillard in blockbuster tradeReports: Milwaukee Bucks to get Damian Lillard in blockbuster trade
Reports: Milwaukee Bucks to get Damian Lillard in blockbuster tradeThe Milwaukee Bucks will give up Jrue Holiday and Grayson Allen as part of a three-team trade.
Scripps News Investigates
Scripps News Investigates: The deadly toll of a US ambulance shortageScripps News Investigates: The deadly toll of a US ambulance shortage
Scripps News Investigates: The deadly toll of a US ambulance shortageAging and damaged ambulances are making it tough for emergency departments around the country to provide reliable service.
'What the hell is going on?' Questions surround child fentanyl deaths'What the hell is going on?' Questions surround child fentanyl deaths
'What the hell is going on?' Questions surround child fentanyl deathsA Scripps News investigation is raising questions about fentanyl testing following numerous cases of overdoses among young children.
Russia-Ukraine War: On The Ground
No Surrender: Ukraine's unsung heroesNo Surrender: Ukraine's unsung heroes
No Surrender: Ukraine's unsung heroesScripps News tells stories of everyday Ukrainians doing the extraordinary.
'Witch' — Ukraine's fearless mortar commander — orders walls of fire'Witch' — Ukraine's fearless mortar commander — orders walls of fire
'Witch' — Ukraine's fearless mortar commander — orders walls of fireUkraine's 'Witch,' a lawyer turned mortar commander, shows Scripps News inside her command bunker, where she uses drone footage to direct her teams.
Documentaries
AI fears are fueling the labor strikes in HollywoodAI fears are fueling the labor strikes in Hollywood
AI fears are fueling the labor strikes in HollywoodArtificial intelligence is poised to completely change the film and TV industries, but Hollywood’s workers want a say in how it develops.
Mobile game ads are weird, misleading — and effectiveMobile game ads are weird, misleading — and effective
Mobile game ads are weird, misleading — and effectiveMobile games are a huge part of the billion-dollar video game industry. So why do they rely so heavily on bizarre, misleading ads?
