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(BPT) - You spend a lot of time, effort and hard-earned money building a wardrobe you love. Whether you're dressing for the workweek, heading out for a special occasion or simply trying to keep your …
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10/2/26
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President Donald Trump gestures as he exits the stage during a midterm election rally at the Choctaw Event Center on Oct. 1, 2026, in Durant, Oklahoma. (Photo by Jessica Tobias/For Oklahoma Voice)
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By Jonathan Shorman
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10/2/26
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CreditFresh reports that Halloween expenses are rising, with families facing higher costs for candy, costumes, and decorations.
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Daniel Azzoli for CreditFresh
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10/2/26
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Passport reports seven e-commerce mistakes that can hinder growth during peak season, emphasizing the need for early preparation and streamlined operations.
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Casey Bright for Passport
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10/2/26
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The Economic Hardship Reporting Project and The Guardian report that tribes united to successfully drive out a mining company from Pe' Sla, a sacred site in South Dakota.
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Shilpi Chhotray for The Economic Hardship Reporting Project and The Guardian
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10/2/26
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The 74 reports that Roots Learning Academy, a hybrid homeschool program in Pennsylvania, faces state scrutiny and potential closure due to childcare licensing requirements.
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Linda Jacobson for The 74
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10/2/26
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Credit Karma reports that money is the top source of stress for Americans, impacting mental health, with many seeking tools for better financial management.
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Courtney Alev for Credit Karma
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10/2/26
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Grist reports that in a drier world, some waterborne diseases like cholera and dengue thrive, highlighting the "drought-disease paradox" amid climate changes.
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Sachi Kitajima Mulkey for Grist
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10/2/26
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Reasons to be Cheerful reports on autonomous plastic-eating robots in cities worldwide led by The Ocean Cleanup which aims to remove 90% of ocean plastic by 2040, utilizing interceptors while facing challenges like biodiversity impact and microplastics.
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Peter Yeung for Reasons to be Cheerful
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10/2/26
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Future of Good reports that food-rescue groups in Canada are opening processing facilities to reduce waste and improve food security, focusing on nutritious options for students.
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Abigail Turner for Future of Good
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10/2/26
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Sentient reports on Iowans' mixed feelings about factory farms, highlighting water quality concerns and economic benefits, revealing a pivotal moment for change.
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Melina Walling for Sentient
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10/2/26
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Freedom Debt Relief reports smart ways to pay off student loans, emphasizing extra payments, loan forgiveness programs, budgeting, and employer assistance to manage debt effectively.
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Cole Tretheway for Freedom Debt Relief
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10/2/26
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Chalkbeat reports that FCC reviews of school internet subsidies, driven by concerns over screen time, could disrupt access to essential online resources.
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Erica Meltzer for Chalkbeat
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10/2/26
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Toast reports that 11% of U.S. adults now use GLP-1 medications for weight loss. Users eat out less, order smaller portions, and prefer healthier options.
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Caroline Price for Toast
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10/2/26
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Bodog reports on AI travel planner fails, cautioning against relying solely on chatbots for planning trips after examples of erroneous advice and dangerous recommendations.
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Stuart Hughes for Bodog
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10/2/26
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(BPT) - Key takeaways:Hardwood floors are valued for their beauty, warmth and endurance.Refinishing protects the lifespan, appearance and value of hardwood floors.Zack Clavin, Bona's "Floor Doctor," …
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10/2/26
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(BPT) - As the year comes to a close, this is an important time for older adults to take stock of their health and make sure they're up to date on important preventive care appointments. Spending a …
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10/2/26
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(BPT) - Finding out you have a chronic illness is challenging, but it can be particularly traumatic when it happens far away from home. That's exactly what happened to Gretchen when she was 23 years …
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10/2/26
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(BPT) - For many American families, getting health care can feel harder than it should. They often face challenges like long waits for a primary care visit, high deductibles that make them pause …
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10/2/26
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(BPT) - Your dog's breath may not always smell fresh, but persistent bad breath can be a sign that their oral health could use some extra attention. Just like the gut, the mouth has its own …
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10/2/26
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President Donald Trump on Thursday told an adoring and boisterous crowd to vote like he was on the ballot. Trump launched what is expected to be a month-long campaign blitz in Oklahoma in hopes of energizing Republicans going into the midterms. “We do great when I’m on the ballot,” Trump told thousands packed into the […]
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By Barbara Hoberock
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10/2/26
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SIOUX FALLS — During a Thursday night debate, the Republican candidate in the race for South Dakota’s lone seat in the U.S. House of Representatives joined a chorus of his party’s members in criticizing President Donald Trump’s approach on beef imports. Republican Attorney General Marty Jackley faces Democrat Nikki Gronli in the Nov. 3 general […]
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By John Hult
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10/2/26
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Gov. Kelly Armstrong presented Theodore Roosevelt Rough Rider Awards Thursday to two of North Dakota’s most acclaimed wrestlers and coaches. Terry and Troy Steiner, twin brothers born and raised in Bismarck, received the awards for their individual wrestling achievements and their work as coaches and ambassadors for the sport over the past 40 years, according […]
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By Michael Achterling
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10/1/26
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Leaders throughout the region overseen by power grid operator PJM Interconection have long called for states to have a greater voice in grid decision-making, but governance reforms advanced this week by PJM left advocates feeling disappointed.
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By Christine Condon
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10/1/26
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The United States came out of the Revolutionary War victorious. But building a new nation was very different from fighting a war.
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Sandra Slater, College of Charleston, The Conversation
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10/1/26
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