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Parti Québécois (PQ) Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon is set to be sworn in as Quebec’s 34th premier Wednesday, as his party prepares to form a minority government following the Oct. 5 provincial election. St-Pierre Plamondon will also unveil his cabinet, marking the next step in the transition of power after the PQ won 59 seats in the National Assembly.

Newspaper endorsements once carried considerable weight in New Jersey politics, particularly when local editorial boards closely followed candidates, covered their campaigns, and commanded the attention of readers who trusted their judgment. Declining circulation, shrinking newsrooms, and the disappearance of local editorial boards have diminished the influence of newspaper endorsements, raising questions about whether they still persuade voters or simply reinforce opinions already held.

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KFAB Local NewsAMES, Iowa -- Iowa State University introduced its new athletics director on Monday. Jared Benko is taking over Cyclones athletics from long-time AD Jamie Pollard. "We're going to compete for Big 12 championships and national championships. I won't apologize for setting the bar high. Our student-athletes deserve that expectation. Our coaches deserve the resources and the support to pursue that," he says.

What are journalists missing from the state of Delaware? What would you most like WHYY News to cover? Let us know. Community activist Amy Roe said she is suing the city of Newark after it denied her open records request for the minutes of closed-door sessions in 2013 and 2014, where they discussed a controversial data center plan.

PEICommunities across Prince Edward Island will be heading to the polls Nov. 2 to vote for who they want as representatives of their municipalities, though many candidates in the running for mayor and councillor positions across the province have been elected by acclamation. Communities across Prince Edward Island will select representatives in municipal elections on Nov. 2Lucas McInnis · CBC News · Posted: Oct 19, 2026 5:22 PM EDT | Last Updated: 9 hours agoListen to this articleEstimated 3 minutesThe audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. Communities across Prince Edward Island will head to the polls Nov. 2 to vote for mayors and councillors that will represent their municipalities. (CBC)Communities across Prince Edward Island will head to the polls Nov. 2 to vote for the candidates they want to represent their municipalities, though many candidates for mayor and councillor positions across the province have been elected by acclamation. Here are the candidates for mayor and council in seven P. E. I.

DALLAS — Bruins defenseman Nikita Zadorov was “disappointed” with being benched by coach Marco Sturm for Saturday night’s victory over the Kings in Los Angeles, but now he’s ready to put it in the rear-view. Sturm made the call, saying Zadorov needed to be better disciplined on the ice after he took a four-minute double minor (elbowing, roughing) at the end of the second period with Boston trailing in Anaheim Friday night. The penalty carried over to the first three minutes of the third period. The Bruins killed it and came from behind to defeat the Ducks. “Obviously, when you have 900 games in this league and 14 years, you don’t want to be in this situation and you feel disappointed, you feel disgusted about it,” Zadorov told the Globe following Monday’s practice at American Airlines Center. “But at the end of the day, it’s a business, so you’ve just got to move on.”Get Sports AlertsThe latest sports news and Globe's most interesting reporting and commentary right to your inbox. Enter EmailOn the play, Zadorov made contact with Anaheim’s Frank Vatrano. On replay, Zadorov didn’t appear to land an elbow, though Vatrano went down and the referee’s arm went up.

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An Abington woman pleaded not guilty Monday to charges she physically abused her 2-month-old daughter, causing a brain bleed and bruising to the infant’s face, officials said. Jillian Timmons, 34, was indicted Oct. 1 on a felony charge of assault and battery on a child causing serious bodily injury, and a misdemeanor charge of reckless endangerment of a child, court records show. She was arraigned in Plymouth Superior Court in Brockton. Timmons was arrested in late July following an investigation, according to a statement from Plymouth District Attorney Timothy J. Cruz’s office. A lawyer representing Timmons could not immediately be reached for comment. Earlier in July, Timmons brought her infant daughter to South Shore Hospital in Weymouth for treatment, prosecutors said. The infant had a core temperature of 93 degrees and bruises on both sides of her face, according to Cruz’s office. The baby was flown to the neonatal intensive care unit at Boston Children’s Hospital. A mandated reporter who worked at South Shore Hospital alerted authorities about “the suspected physical abuse of Timmons’s daughter,” the district attorney’s office said.

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court said Monday that it would revisit the issue of race and school admissions, three years after it sharply restricted affirmative action in higher education. The case involves four selective public middle schools in Montgomery County in Maryland, just outside the nation’s capital. A group of mostly Asian American parents sued the school system after it changed its admissions criteria, saying the new rules unconstitutionally discriminated against Asian American students. In 2023, the Supreme Court struck down race-conscious admissions programs at Harvard University and the University of North Carolina. The justices did not address other school policies intended to diversify student bodies that do not explicitly address race. Since then, the court has declined to hear several other challenges to admissions criteria at elite public schools, including one from Virginia and another from the military academy at West Point. It takes the votes of four justices to grant review, however, and several justices had previously signaled their interest in continuing to explore the implications of the court’s decision affecting higher education.

Dry skies and generally quiet weather will continue across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas through the work week, despite periods of passing cloud coverage and very slight rain chances that could lead to a brief sprinkle at most. Seasonably cool air that settled into the region this weekend will also warm up over the coming days, allowing afternoon highs to rise well into the mid to upper 70s by mid to late week. Partly cloudy skies Monday give way to a mostly clear night with light winds and lows falling well into the 40s by early Tuesday morning. Partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies prevail Tuesday with highs reaching the low 70s and light southerly breezes at 5 to 10 mph. Wednesday brings similar conditions with partly sunny skies and slightly warmer temperatures for the afternoon. BE PART OF THE CONVERSATIONKQ2 is committed to providing a forum for civil and constructive conversation.

Could you tell if your mom was switched out for an imposter? That's the premise of "Phony," starring Connie Britton and Sam Nivola. Watch Oct. 20 on Hulu.

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Scott Withers is part of the NEXT Weather team as the weekend morning meteorologist for CBS News Miami. The NEXT Weather Team is tracking a cloudy day across South Florida with some pop-up showers and storms rolling across the Metroplex. The cold front that pushed down across the state and triggered the powerful storms and flooding on Saturday night is moving towards the Keys. The heavy downpours created Flash Flood Warnings across Broward County early Sunday morning. All flood advisories and warnings have expired, but the entire area remains under a Level 1 Flash Flood threat. Northern and coastal areas of Broward County were soaked with 5-6 inches of rain in the last 24 hours.  Once the front moves below the Keys, we'll start to dry out and will have lower rain chances for the next week.