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Schuylkill River Passenger Rail Authority takes next step

With federal funding stalled, the Schuylkill River Passenger Rail Authority will use state grants to move forward the effort to restore rail service from Reading to Philadelphia. The project — which has brought together officials from Berks, Montgomery and Chester counties — began in 2022 with the formation of the authority. It aims to create passenger rail service with stops in Reading, Pottstown and Phoenixville. The effort has been included in the federal Corridor Identification and Development Program, which offers funding and other support. With its acceptance into the program, the authority received $500,000 to complete the first phase that included developing the scope and costs of a service plan that will examine ridership and revenue forecasts, capital programming and an operational analysis. Having completed the first phase in September 2024, the authority is now waiting for…

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Atlanta Dream owners say they raised WNBA Finals scheduling conflicts months ago

The Atlanta Dream raised concerns about scheduling conflicts between the WNBA Finals and other events at the city’s State Farm Arena months ago, according to a blistering open letter to Atlanta released Tuesday night. Now that the series is headed to a Game 6, the Dream’s showdown against the Golden State Valkyries will take place at 12:30 p.m. ET Thursday at State Farm Arena because the Hawks host the Cleveland Cavaliers that evening. The issues were known to the Dream and brought to the league’s attention, but the letter signed by owners Larry and Robyn Gottesdiener, Suzanne Abair and Renee Montgomery stated their concerns were largely ignored. RELATED STORY | WNBA guaranteed a new champion as Dream, Valkyries reach finals “Two months ago, when the WNBA finalized playoff dates and times, we raised concerns that the W Finals schedule conflicted with NBA games at State Farm Arena,” the…

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‘An extreme rarity for an NFL owner’: Falcons owner Arthur Blank donates to AOC

NFL owners have long been some of the most reliable donors in Republican politics, and the 2026 midterms have been no exception. But one owner has taken a very different approach this election cycle. According to a new report, Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank donated to the reelection campaign of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a self-described democratic socialist who is widely seen as a potential 2028 presidential contender. Blank has also spent hundreds of thousands of dollars trying to help Democrats win back the Senate. NFL owners have spent more than $18 million on candidates and committees in the midterms, and “nearly all of it has gone to Republicans,” according to Front Office Sports, which reviewed Federal Election Commission records. That includes huge donations from some of the league’s most prominent owners. Broncos co-owner Rob Walton has spent nearly $9 million backing…

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Ravens vs. Bills preview | Week 8

Here's everything you need to know about the Week 8 matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and the Buffalo Bills during the 2026 NFL season. Here's everything you need to know about the Week 8 matchup between the Philadelphia…

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Mother defends Anne Arundel schools' gender identity policies amid federal lawsuit

October 28, 2026 / 5:32 PM EDT / CBS Baltimore A mother in Anne Arundel County says the school district's policies for transgender students helped her family navigate her child's exploration of their gender identity. Now, the U.S. Department of Justice is suing Anne Arundel County Public Schools, alleging the district violated parents' rights by allowing students to use different names or pronouns at school without their parents' knowledge. Winnie Bruce said the policies can be important for LGBTQ+ students who may be afraid to discuss their gender identity with their families. "Some kids are scared to open up to their families," Bruce said. Bruce said her child was exploring their gender identity while attending Anne Arundel County Public Schools and eventually asked the school to notify her about a name change. "My child gave the school the choice of, 'I want you to email my mom and…

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