Tiger Woods Arrested After Jupiter Island Rollover Crash

 

Jupiter Island, Fla. — Golfer Tiger Woods crashed his Land Rover into a truck trailer and rolled the vehicle on March 27 after crossing double solid lines to pass; deputies arrested him that afternoon on suspicion of driving under the influence, according to the Martin County Sheriff's Office. The affidavit released...

FBI: Hezbollah-inspired attack at Michigan synagogue confirmed

 

Detroit — On March 12, a man drove a pickup into Temple Israel synagogue in West Bloomfield Township, Michigan, fired at security and ignited his vehicle; the attacker was killed at the scene and no congregants or staff among roughly 150 people were injured. Federal officials announced Monday that investigators found...

McVay Supports Nacua Amid Ongoing Legal Questions

 

PHOENIX — Rams coach Sean McVay said Monday at the NFL league meetings that the team remains prepared to pursue a long-term commitment to All-Pro receiver Puka Nacua while they continue gathering information about an alleged New Year's Eve incident and related civil litigation reported last week. The alleged incident prompted...

Regional water projects and restrictions advance amid drought

 

Phoenix this week marked the halfway point of construction on the Cave Creek advanced water purification plant, while the Southwest Florida Water Management District announced irrigation restrictions beginning April 3 and Fort Collins utilities said they are awaiting Colorado–Big Thompson quota decisions before setting local limits. The Phoenix facility will complete...

Washington Governor Signs Millionaires' Tax Amid Legal Challenges

 

Olympia — Gov. Bob Ferguson signed Senate Bill 6346 on March 30, enacting a 9.9% income tax on households earning more than $1 million; the law schedules collections to begin in 2029 and is projected to raise roughly $3 billion annually from approximately 21,000 filers. The signing prompted immediate legal and...

Student shoots teacher then kills himself, investigation underway

 

Bulverde, Texas. A 15-year-old student shot a teacher during morning classes at Hill Country College Preparatory High School on March 30, 2026, and then fatally shot himself on campus, Comal County Sheriff's Office officials said; the teacher was taken to a San Antonio hospital for treatment. Local, state and federal agencies...

White House: Talks with Iran, ten-day deadline set

 

Washington — White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said Monday that backchannel talks between the United States and Iran are ongoing despite Tehran's public denials, and President Donald Trump announced a ten-day suspension of strikes as he seeks a deal by April 6. Leavitt said this week the administration is sustaining...

NASA's Artemis II Readies Crewed Lunar Flyby Launch

 

CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida — NASA is preparing to launch Artemis II, a crewed 10-day lunar flyby, with astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch and Canadian Jeremy Hansen aboard Orion from Kennedy Space Center as early as Wednesday, April 1, with backup windows through April 6 and an additional window...

U.S. Embassy Reopens in Caracas, Diplomatic Ties Restored

 

Caracas — The United States formally reopened its embassy in Caracas on Monday, restoring full diplomatic relations after Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro was ousted in early January and an interim government assumed power; a small U.S. diplomatic team had been operating from neighboring Colombia for over a month. The State Department...

Utah State hires Ben Jacobson as head coach

 

LOGAN, Utah — Utah State announced Monday that it has agreed to hire Ben Jacobson, the longtime Northern Iowa head coach, on a five-year contract after multiple reports surfaced March 30 that Jacobson would leave Northern Iowa following a 20-year tenure to lead the Aggies. The hire succeeds Jerrod Calhoun, who...