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DEA Sets April 25 Drug Take Back Day to Clear Household MedicinesHealth

DEA Sets April 25 Drug Take Back Day to Clear Household Medicines

The DEA hosts a national Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, April 25. Citizens can drop off unused or expired prescription medications at local collection sites.

Suspect Kills Guard in Shooting at Chicago’s Swedish HospitalHealth

Suspect Kills Guard in Shooting at Chicago’s Swedish Hospital

A suspect killed a security guard during a shooting at Endeavor Health Swedish Hospital in Chicago on Saturday, April 25, 2026, during a police transport.

Jeffries Uses Q&A With Children to Avoid Tough Policy QuestionsPolitics

Jeffries Uses Q&A With Children to Avoid Tough Policy Questions

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries answered questions from children on April 25, 2026, avoiding tough policy inquiries to project a soft-focus brand image.

Bryce Boettcher Chooses NFL Over MLB Career in IndianapolisSports

Bryce Boettcher Chooses NFL Over MLB Career in Indianapolis

Bryce Boettcher officially chooses a professional football career with the Indianapolis Colts over his MLB path, signing as the 135th overall draft pick.

Illinois High School Sports Produce Generations of Olympic IconsSports

Illinois High School Sports Produce Generations of Olympic Icons

A new Niche study reveals how Illinois high school sports foster elite talent, building on the legacies of icons like Jackie Joyner-Kersee and Bonnie Blair.

OMSI Opens New Natural Sciences Hall Focused on Climate ActionScience

OMSI Opens New Natural Sciences Hall Focused on Climate Action

The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry opens the Nancy Stueber Natural Sciences Hall in Portland, offering immersive exhibits focused on climate action.

Governor Meyer’s Communications Director Mila Myles Resigns April 24Politics

Governor Meyer’s Communications Director Mila Myles Resigns April 24

Governor Matt Meyer’s communications director, Mila Myles, resigned from her position on April 24. State officials confirmed the departure this week.

Camp Mystic Faces License Review After 27 Deaths in Hunt FloodHealth

Camp Mystic Faces License Review After 27 Deaths in Hunt Flood

Texas regulators are reviewing the license of Camp Mystic in Hunt, Texas, following a flood that caused the deaths of 27 girls and camp counselors last year.

Schedule III Move Cuts Taxes for Colorado’s $1.3B Cannabis IndustryBusiness

Schedule III Move Cuts Taxes for Colorado’s $1.3B Cannabis Industry

Federal reclassification of marijuana to Schedule III allows Colorado’s cannabis industry to claim business deductions by bypassing IRS code Section 280E.

Trump Administration Fires Entire National Science BoardScience

Trump Administration Fires Entire National Science Board

The Trump administration dismissed all members of the National Science Board, removing the primary oversight body for the National Science Foundation today.

Shapiro Seizes PA Party Control to Build National Political MachinePolitics

Shapiro Seizes PA Party Control to Build National Political Machine

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro invested $900,000 to install a handpicked chair and gain total control over the state Democratic Party infrastructure.