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Press review · Thursday, 22 October 2026

22 October 2026

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  1. wjla.com

    7NEWS POLL | How much do you trust elected officials?

    Virginia state Sen. Louise Lucas has been charged with five federal offenses in connection with an alleged bribery, marijuana distribution and money laundering

    +1 source
  2. katu.com

    Students stage walkouts against gun violence a week after Bend school shooting

    Thursday marks one week since the deadly school shooting at a Bend elementary school, and students at some school across the state are staging walkouts to call

    +1 source

Single reports

  1. wset.com

    Danville Exotic World owner indicted in alleged marijuana and money laundering conspiracy

    The reported owner of Exotic World in Danville has been federally indicted on charges related to an alleged marijuana and money laundering conspiracy.

  2. unionleader.com

    Derry school officials weigh tax-cap ballot question

    Derry school officials plan to explain a tax-cap ballot question as they acknowledge uncertainty over how it could affect school budgets.

  3. unionleader.com

    Nashua considering closing elementary schools

    Nashua’s facilities plan recommends closing at least one elementary school in most options, with Mount Pleasant targeted in five. The school board could vote after an Oct. 28 public hearing.

  4. unionleader.com

    Police identify four juveniles they say are connected to spree of hateful messages in city last week

    Manchester Police identified four juveniles in connection with 15 incidents involving antisemitic, racist and homophobic vandalism last weekend.

  5. unionleader.com

    Derry council approves new rules for electioneering outside polling areas

    Derry councilors approved new polling-place rules after primary electioneering complaints, with fines up to $1,000 for influencing voters outside designated areas ahead of the midterms.

  6. unionleader.com

    Manchester Proud taking reins of LAUNCH Early Childhood Coalition

    Manchester Proud will lead LAUNCH Early Childhood Coalition, aiming to strengthen coordination and access to support for Manchester children and families from birth through age eight.

  7. unionleader.com

    Manchester aldermen OK 18-month youth services school pilot

    Manchester approved an 18-month pilot integrating youth services counselors into schools to address absenteeism, behavior and dropout risks. The program begins in January 2027.

  8. unionleader.com

    Man killed in Windham crash on I-93

    A man died after a Thursday morning crash on I-93 north near Exit 3 in Windham, prompting temporary lane closures as State Police investigate.

  9. abc7news.com

    New details emerge about alleged shooting plot from teen girls targeting SoCal high school

    Police say there is "indication that revenge played some role" in the alleged shooting plot against a Southern California high school by two 15-year-old girls, and that "there was a list with individuals' names on it."

  10. weather.com

    Subtropical Storm Josephine churns up high waves, winds

    The nor'easter, which is now Subtropical Storm Josephine, will bring dangerous conditions for multiple days this week. Here's what to expect.

  11. ksat.com

    American released from Russian custody lands at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland

    After more than four years in Russian custody, 74-year-old American Stephen Hubbard has returned to the United States, landing at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland on Wednesday night.

  12. krcrtv.com

    State workers rally in Redding, demand better pay and benefits amid contract negotiations

    State workers gathered at the intersection of Cypress Avenue and Hilltop Drive in Redding to demand better pay, more affordable health care and greater flexibil

  13. unionleader.com

    DWI License Revocations

  14. unionleader.com

    Manchester VA Medical Center receives funding for continued infrastructure improvements

  15. unionleader.com

    2,000 New Hampshire veterans find a way to serve again, this time through research

  16. wgme.com

    Wednesday Sit-Down: Affordability and the midterms

    In this week's Wednesday Sit-Down, Lauren Stark, analyst from the Maine Center of Economic Policy, sits down with CBS 13 to talk about affordability.

  17. clickondetroit.com

    Toledo residents evacuated from homes near chemical leak waiting for things to ‘run their course’

    Toledo’s mayor and other officials were careful not to call what happened Tuesday night an explosion, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t a serious situation.

  18. cbsnews.com

    Texas turnout more Democratic in first two days of early voting than in 2024, VoteHub says, but too early to draw conclusions

    Nearly 1.5 million Texans voted in the first two days of early voting, with Democratic-leaning voters showing stronger early participation than in 2024. Analysts caution that turnout trends don't necessarily predict election results.

  19. unionleader.com

    Aldermen to pursue public sale process for Hackett Hill site following 'Freedom Village' pitch

    Manchester aldermen will pursue a public sale process for five Hackett Hill parcels after hearing a proposal for a mixed-use “Freedom Village” development.

  20. cbsnews.com

    Retired NYPD detective faces murder charge in deadly George Washington Bridge shooting

    A retired NYPD detective is charged with murder in the deadly shooting on the George Washington Bridge Tuesday night, police said.

  21. unionleader.com

    Goffstown approves four-way stop, East Union Street parking ban

    Goffstown Select Board unanimously approved an East Union Street parking ban and a four-way stop at Wallace and Shirley Hill roads, citing parking concerns and a history of crashes.

  22. abc6onyourside.com

    Ohio Secretary of State reviewing complaints over ad featuring Dr. Amy Acton’s mother

    Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose says his office is reviewing complaints about a recent political ad targeting Dr. Amy Acton.LaRose told ABC 6 the complaint

  23. clickorlando.com

    Kissimmee mayor arrested on theft, fraud charges, AG says

    Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announced Wednesday morning that Kissimmee Mayor Jackie Espinosa has been arrested, stating that Jackie Espinosa is being charged with grand theft and an organized scheme to defraud.

  24. abc7news.com

    Investigation underway after pedestrian allegedly struck by ICE vehicle in Northern California

    Police in Woodland, California -- northwest of Sacramento -- are reviewing video after an ICE agent's vehicle struck a pedestrian who said he was documenting immigration enforcement activity in a neighborhood on Tuesday morning.