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Camila Jose Gomez· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryDO PEOPLE STILL GO TO THE MOVIES IN TAMPA BAY?

The box office will amass more than $10 billion in ticket sales this year, experts say. How did this blockbuster summer treat Tampa's indie theaters?

Konrad Putzier· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadU.S. Economy Grew 3.4% This Summer

Consumer spending, business investment powered the fastest expansion in a year

Adriana Pérez· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadMold in schools a growing problem

Climate change intensifying summer storms, causing damage, damp conditions in buildings

Eli Saslow· New York Times · US
LeadAmericans Staggering as Their Power Bills Skyrocket

In Oklahoma, a Record-Hot Summer Exposed an Affordability Crisis

Lizzy Alspach· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryPinellas sheriff argues for license plate readers

Commissioner Vince Nowicki floated a ban on Flock and Axon cameras earlier this summer.

Tevian Whitehurst· Arizona Republic · US
LeadSummer of 2026 state’s warmest yet

Hotter nights drove average temperatures to record

Sean Hammond· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondarySummer of Caleb is over. Things are about to get real

A pivotal season begins as Bears try to find a way to sustain success

Clara Harter· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadBlackouts avoided in record summer heat

By expanding battery storage, California has increased its electrical grid resilience

Allison Kiehl· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadSwat on the trails

Thanks to warmer, wetter summer, mosquitoes and other insects are swarming Chicagoland, especially around standing water and the lakefront beaches

Anthony R. WoodStephen Stirling· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryFlood warnings in Philadelphia region set record in 2026

"Ring of fire" thunderstorms and a warm ocean may help explain the summer onslaught.

Jaden Perry· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryKeeping a summertime classic fresh

Richie’s slush hits sweet milestone

David Luhnow· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondarySummer Scorches Europe’s Economy

Record heat strained businesses

Karen GarciaAlex Wigglesworth· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadThe heat is rising, and so is the misery index

SoCal summer of hotter nights, broiling beaches

Lucy Marques· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryAt Florida’s colleges, late summer = fall semester

New buildings and new leadership mark the new school year at many of the state’s institutes of higher learning.

Lila Hempel-Edgers· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryA hazy shade of summer

We fall in love with Chicago during this period every year. This season's weather has us wondering, are we on a break?

Robert Channick· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryNASCAR won’t race in Chicago in 2027

Organization confirms it will put Joliet back on schedule next summer

Rong-Gong Lin Ii· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondarySummer becomes the peak COVID season

CDC says the virus is growing or likely growing in 43 states, including California.

Michaela Mulligan· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryTampa Bay, prepare to sweat. Extra hot summer days are on tap

Feels-like temperatures over the next week could range from about 106 to 110 degrees.

Staff· The Independent · UK
SecondarySome like it hot! UK set for summer record

Amber health heatwave alerts were issued yesterday, but crowds enjoyed the sunshine at Durdle Door in Dorset

Shira Moolten and Cindy Krischer Goodman· Tampa Bay Times · US
Lead‘THE NO. 1 KILLER OF KIDS’: Inside Florida’s child drowning crisis

The state is hurtling toward its deadliest year on record, driven by a tide of summer tragedies.

Noah Goldberg· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryBass’ summer of discontent poses obstacle to reelection

Warehouse fire, rise in homelessness and staff turnover create new campaign challenges.

Mark Landler· New York Times · US
LeadBlistering Summer Pushes Europe to the Brink

Climate Expert Warns, ‘It Will Inevitably Get Worse’

Kate Armanini· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryFrom salons to taquerías, CPS students get a chance to work

Summer internship program provides real-world experience

Alex Wigglesworth· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryMuggy conditions make summer heat unbearable

With warmer nights, warnings of more heat illness

Staff· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondarySUMMER BLOCKBUSTER

Second monumental move transforms team.

Sofia Barnett· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadMpls. seeks summer violence remedy

Two mass shootings rattled neighborhoods and renewed questions about public safety.

Elliot Hughes and Bob Timmons· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadAlso lost in wildfires: Commerce

Businesses in Ely are assessing the loss of summer recreation-driven money

Henry Fernandez· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryHow a summer camp is getting boys into books

Camp Read Strong works to increase interest in reading by meeting boys where they are.

S. Sorrina Beecher· Chicago Tribune · US
Lead'Demand is insatiable'

Summer homebuying season heats up, with packed open houses and offers above asking price

SecondaryPolice searched Olney home last summer

Drugs — not missing women — were the focus after a small blaze at the crumbling twin now connected to the disappearance of Blair Tonzelli.

Staff· The Guardian · UK
SecondaryDoctors say yes to deal on jobs and pay

Agreement reached after series of strikes that have cost NHS £1bn since last summer

Pedro Malkomes· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryIs the future of teen summer jobs over?

Tampa Bay youth grapple with AI and inflation in the job market.

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
LeadCONTROLLING THE BURN

Drought and last summer’s Grand Canyon fire could change wildfire tactics in Arizona

Michaela Mulligan· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondarySummer is in full swing, but next week could be extra hot

A combination of sweltering temperatures, humidity could lead to some dangerous days.

Sarah Henry· Arizona Republic · US
LeadEngineer creates new home for at-risk frogs

Success relies on promise of Arizona summer storms

Brian J. Rogal· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryStaying on the right track

Summer tourist season looks strong for Chicago's hotels, even without Taylor Swift and Beyoncé to draw crowds

Benjamin Wermund· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryAbbott targets spread of fly

Governor pledges state resources for summer fight ahead

Joseph States· Chicago Tribune · US
Secondary‘Just simple and beautiful’

Six Flags Great America in Gurnee marks 50 years as summer destination

Chris SerresMichael Silverman· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryCity and state still at odds over Cup crowd control

No agreement on closing part of Summer Street

Sam Janesch· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryTwo lawmakers tour Pa.’s largest ICE facility

Democratic U.S. Reps. Summer Lee and Chris Deluzio said they heard “real concerns” at Moshannon Valley.

Caroline KubzanskyAudrey Pachuta· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryAnti-violence workers, police dig in for summer

Teen trends a top issue as city looks to sustain its crime reductions

Max Chesnes· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryOffshore may be a key whale shark feeding ground. Have you seen them?

Scientists are urging boaters to report any sightings in the Tampa Bay region this summer.

SecondaryAnother World Cup match: state vs. city

Officials battle over closing part of Summer St. for safety

Eleanor Hildebrandt· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryNO FISHING, JUST A HOLE

Lake Alice in William O'Brien State Park emptied last summer due to a valve failure. It won't be fixed until 2027.

Malcolm Moore· Financial Times · UK
LeadSharp surge in oil prices forecast as global reserves plunge at record pace

Stocks fall even as demand collapses ● Gloom for summer travel season ● ‘Market reckoning coming’

Jack Dolan· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryGridlock grips Yosemite after end to reservations

People face long lines even before summer crush

Bob Timmons· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryBWCAW permits go unused

Cancellations hit record high in summer 2025.

Clara Migoya· Arizona Republic · US
LeadAverting a bigger crisis this summer

Kearny saves enough water to avoid shortages

Alfred Lubrano· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryAs city celebrates, will homeless people be swept aside?

Groups that work with unhoused people fear the city will engage in sweeps of encampments ahead of major events this summer.

Alex LearyAaron Zitner· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryGOP Fears Campaign To Redraw Districts Is Backfiring

Republicans are increasingly worried that a battle President Trump started last summer to redraw congressional district lines has backfired and might hand more seats to Democrats.

Colleen Wright· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryTrop overhaul won’t happen in Welch’s first term as mayor

Final agreements will not be ready for a City Council decision until next summer.

Robert Mccoppin· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryBears eye summer stadium decision

CEO still waiting for Illinois lawmakers to OK property tax deal

Mark Sherman· Dallas Morning News · US
SecondaryBirthright citizenship arguments heard

Justices question order as president watches; ruling due by summer