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The chemical in the tank is “ still venting

‘Error’ caused Toledo chemical leak, EPA says, triggering evacuations and fear of explosion

By Rebekah Riess, Aidan Johnstone, Lauren Mascarenhas, Aidan Johnstone (CNN) – The chemical release in Toledo was due to an “error that occurred when the material was being transferred,” according to Bryant Somerville, a spokesperson for the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency. The EPA confirmed the released chemical, which came from a 5,500-gallon tank, is glycidyl

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2026 In Review Fast Facts

CNN Editorial Research (CNN) — Here is a look back at the events of 2026. Notable US Events January 3 – President Donald Trump announces that the US carried out a “large scale strike against Venezuela” and that President Nicolas Maduro and his wife, First Lady Cilia Flores, have been captured and removed from the

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Macron slams ‘stupid comments’ from world leaders after Trump blames France unrest on migrants

By Lucie Lepellec and Billy Stockwell, CNN Paris (CNN) — French President Emmanuel Macron has slammed what he called “stupid comments” from some foreign leaders over protests sweeping the country, after his US counterpart Donald Trump claimed migrants were fueling the unrest. “We’ve had people claiming that we were invaded by hordes of migrants and

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Russian President Vladimir Putin and US special envoy Steve Witkoff meet inside the Constantine Palace in St. Petersburg on October 21.

Russia willing to resume trilateral peace talks in November, Kremlin says after Witkoff meeting

CNN, POOL, NASDAQ, X , @STARLINK, SPACEX, POLICE OF CHERNIHIV, STATE EMERGENCY SERVICE OF UKRAINE, @ZELENSKYYUA, UKRAINIAN PRESIDENCY VIA YOUTUBE, UKRAINIAN PRESIDENCY, X / @STARLINK, X / @ZelenskyyUa By Lauren Kent, Arina Porkhovnik, Anna Chernova, CNN (CNN) — Russian President Vladimir Putin said the Kremlin would be ready to resume trilateral Russia-US-Ukraine peace talks after

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Rhoam Summer, 5, is the youngest child killed in a US school shooting. His family is asking the world to draw for him

By Ray Sanchez, CNN (CNN) — Rhoam Summer, the 5-year-old who was among the four victims fatally shot at an Oregon elementary school, is the youngest person ever killed in a deliberate mass attack at a US school, according to his family’s attorney and experts who track school shootings. The littlest victim, his two classmates

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Russia willing to resume trilateral peace talks in November, Kremlin says after Witkoff meeting

By Lauren Kent, Arina Porkhovnik, Anna Chernova, CNN (CNN) — Russian President Vladimir Putin said the Kremlin would be ready to resume trilateral Russia-US-Ukraine peace talks after mid-November, at the request of US special envoy Steve Witkoff who met with Putin for around three hours Wednesday. The meeting in St. Petersburg came off the back

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Cornell University on October 5

Jane Doe said she felt ‘unsupported and disbelieved’ by Cornell president in letter sent to faculty leaders

By Jeff Winter, Kara Scannell, Jason Carroll, CNN (CNN) — A woman who sued Cornell University last month over an alleged gang rape at a fraternity house in 2024 said she felt “unsupported and disbelieved” by Cornell President Michael Kotlikoff shortly after she reported her alleged sexual assault, according to a letter she wrote to

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Bonneville teachers required to certify their ‘biological sex’

Bonneville School District trustees approved a resolution requiring teachers to certify their biological sex to comply with Idaho law.

District leaders say the new requirement will ensure compliance with state law governing public school bathroom usage. Multi-occupancy school restrooms must be designated for either males or females and only members of those biological sexes are allowed to enter, as required under Senate Bill 1100, passed in 2023.

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Key Ohio Republicans criticize Ramaswamy’s ad with Acton’s estranged mother, even as Vance warned them not to

By Patrick Svitek, Lauren Fox, CNN Wharton, Ohio (CNN) — Some leading Ohio Republicans began distancing themselves from a controversial new ad from their gubernatorial nominee, Vivek Ramaswamy, even as Vice President JD Vance warned the party not to break ranks over the commercial. “I would not have run that ad,” Sen. Jon Husted, who

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Two men rearrested on suspicion of assisting Iran’s intelligence service in RAF Fairford incident

By Nic Robertson, Billy Stockwell, Max Saltman, CNN London (CNN) — British counterterrorism police said Tuesday they have rearrested two men in their investigation into last month’s incident at RAF Fairford in England, where US B-1 bombers were based. A 24-year-old British national and a 25-year-old dual British-Iranian national were rearrested on suspicion of assisting

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Community rallies after 1,500 mink released in Franklin County farm break-in

After intruders broke into a family-owned farm in Franklin County early Saturday morning and released nearly 1,500 mink, farm owner Jeff Hobbs says the majority of the animals have either returned or been recovered with the help of the local community.

“Our family has been farming for four generations, and it is heartbreaking to see animals suffer and die because of these actions,” said Hobbs wife. “But in the middle of such a difficult day, our community showed up for us. Nearly 100 people came together to help rescue these animals, and we are incredibly grateful for the kindness and support we’ve received.”

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Yellowstone receives record $105 million donation for long-term stewardship

On Monday, NPS, alongside its official philanthropic partner Yellowstone Forever and Blackstone Infrastructure portfolio company Tallgrass, announced the creation of the Conservation and Stewardship Fund.

“More than 120 years ago, President Theodore Roosevelt laid the cornerstone of Yellowstone’s iconic gateway, enshrining the promise that our National Parks exist for the benefit and enjoyment of the American people,” said Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum. “This historic $105 million investment honors that legacy, bringing together the best of American enterprise and conservation to expand access to Yellowstone and inspire the next generation to experience America’s great outdoors. We’re grateful to Blackstone, Tallgrass and Yellowstone Forever for their partnership and extraordinary commitment.”

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Melting Pot of Music: Shizuo Z. Kuwahara leads first audition concert for Idaho Falls Symphony

Six finalists are vying to become the next music director and conductor for the Idaho Falls Symphony, with guest conductor Shizuo Z. Kuwahara taking the podium as the first candidate to lead the orchestra this season.

Kuwahara—who often goes simply by “Z”—brings a wealth of international experience to Eastern Idaho. His career features performances at the famed Mariinsky Theatre in St. Petersburg, Russia, alongside appearances across Europe, Asia, North America, and South America.

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Amid US pressure on settler violence, Israel arrests at least 10 suspected of West Bank attacks on journalist, diplomats

By Oren Liebermann, Tal Shalev, CNN Jerusalem (CNN) — Amid US pressure on a surge of settler violence in the occupied West Bank, Israeli police arrested at least 10 suspects in the weekend attacks on a Washington Post journalist and an entourage of European diplomats. Police said the operation to locate and arrest the suspects

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France promises ‘massive’ police presence this weekend as cities impose more curfews after protest violence

By Jessie Yeung, CNN (CNN) — French authorities promised a “massive” police presence for planned protests on Saturday and imposed localized curfews for a second consecutive night as the country grapples with the fallout from its worst rioting in years. The moves come after protests over education and the cost of living spiraled into a

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4 dead and dozens injured after major fire breaks out at one of Canada’s largest military bases

By Daniel Dale, Jessie Yeung, Paula Newton, Max Saltman, CNN Toronto (CNN) — Four Canadian service members were killed and dozens injured in a major fire Saturday that occurred as troops were conducting combat training with live munitions at one of the country’s largest and busiest military bases, officials said Sunday. Thirty-nine people were being

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Mexico arrests state official accused of allowing unauthorized CIA role in drug raid

By Mauricio Torres, CNN Mexico City (CNN) — Months after a deadly car wreck revealed the CIA’s participation in a raid on a Chihuahua drug lab, authorities arrested César Jáuregui, Chihuahua’s former attorney general, for allegedly allowing US spies to participate in the operation without permission from the Mexican government. Gilberto Loya Chávez, the acting

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France’s Macron vows to hold accountable those who ‘sought to bring down the Republic’ during major protests

By Joseph Ataman, Catherine Nicholls, Sana Noor Haq, James Legge, CNN (CNN) — France’s President Emmanuel Macron addressed the nation on Sunday evening as communities reeled from one of the most violent nights of unrest in recent years after largely peaceful anti-government protests descended into rioting, leaving government buildings torched, one police officer and one

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What we know about the 16-year-old who opened fire at his former elementary school, killing 4 in a special needs classroom

By John Miller, Andi Babineau, Dalia Faheid, Elise Hammond, Emma Tucker, Maria Aguilar Prieto, CNN (CNN) — Authorities are investigating what led a 16-year-old shooter to force entry into his former elementary school in Bend, Oregon, and fire into a special needs classroom on Thursday, killing three children and a young teacher. “Everyone wants to

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New documentary highlights legacy of Grand Teton’s grizzly 399

The documentary film “399 Forever” is now available on Amazon Prime Video, detailing the life and legacy of Wyoming’s famous Grizzly 399.
Grizzly 399 spent nearly three decades in Grand Teton National Park, where she raised 18 cubs during her lifespan. In 2020, she gained widespread attention after emerging from hibernation with quadruplets. She frequently brought her cubs near roads and developed areas around Jackson Hole, Wyo., using public spaces to protect her young from male grizzlies.

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Threat rumor prompts brief hall check at two Idaho Falls schools; juvenile in custody

A juvenile student is in custody Friday morning after an alleged firearm threat prompted a brief “Hall Check” at two local schools, according to Idaho Falls School District 91.

According to Idaho Falls Police Department spokesperson Jessica Clements, the student arrived at school Friday morning and was taken into custody for an offense related to a fight earlier this week. At this time, IFPD is investigating whether a threat was actually made. Clements emphasizes that there is no evidence that a gun was brought to school.

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Butte County School District condemns hate speech after swastikas painted on cross-country course

The Butte County Joint School District #111 is taking a firm stance against hate speech following a recent incident where a student painted swastikas on the district’s cross-country course after a recent sporting event.
Superintendent Dr. Joel Wilson described the vandalism as a deeply troubling act of antisemitism that contradicts the community’s values. The district plans to address the incident directly while urging parents to teach children about the historical harm caused by such hate symbols.

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Authorities seek help after three dogs found shot in Blackfoot

Bingham County law enforcement and the Blackfoot Animal Shelter are asking for the public’s help after three dogs were found shot in the head near 1400 W and 1100 N near Blackfoot.

All three dogs were young female hounds, with the youngest being roughly 6 months old. None of the dogs had microchips or identification. Now, police and the Blackfoot Animal Shelter are asking for your help in identifying these dogs and who was responsible.

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Washington Post journalist hospitalized after Israeli settler attack on Palestinian olive harvest in West Bank

By Abeer Salman, Ibrahim Dahman and Oren Liebermann, CNN (CNN) — A Washington Post photojournalist was hospitalized after Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank attacked her and a group of Palestinians during the annual olive harvest. Veteran photojournalist Heidi Levine, who was on assignment for The Washington Post, said the group of Palestinians she

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Judge in Alex Murdaugh’s retrial insists case will not ‘become a circus’ as parties clash over evidence

By Nicki Brown, Dianne Gallagher, Devon M. Sayers, CNN Lexington, South Carolina (CNN) — The judge overseeing Alex Murdaugh’s highly anticipated retrial for the murders of his wife and son insisted the case would proceed to trial in six months and chastised the parties for squabbling over evidence during a two-hour hearing Friday. “I’m gonna

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Zelensky praises ‘real leaders’ in Europe as his relationship with Trump deteriorates

CNN By Lauren Kent, Daria Tarasova-Markina, CNN (CNN) — Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky praised “real leaders” in Europe at a summit in Belgium on Friday, taking a veiled swipe at US President Donald Trump amid testy relations between Kyiv and Washington. European leaders are rallying around Zelensky after the White House heaped pressure on Ukraine

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