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Local News
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On today’s WTJX Radio NewsFeed: The Department of Licensing and Consumer Affairs says it is reviewing an incident involving one of its enforcement officers, after video of a confrontation at a Frenchtown business spread on social media.
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On today’s WTJX Radio NewsFeed: More than 12,000 Virgin Islanders have cast their ballots during early voting for tomorrow’s general election, surpassing participation in the last gubernatorial election four years ago, despite having fewer days to vote early.
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Speakers at the annual Grove Place commemoration call for civic engagement, government accountability, and preservation of the territory’s history.
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El-Sayed's campaign tested how an antiestablishment candidate on the left would fare in a perennial Midwest battleground. With the win, he'll become the first Muslim American to serve in the Senate.
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Among the sweeping victories by Democrats on Tuesday were wins in several congressional districts that Republicans had redrawn explicitly to boost their party ahead of the midterms.
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Jeffries, who addressed supporters after House control was called for Democrats, argued voters have sent Congress a message to end extremism and "corruption."
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The result is a crucial victory for Democrats in their push to retake the Senate majority, flipping a seat that Collins has held for nearly 30 years.
National News
BBC News World Service
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Annie Andrews is projected to defeat Darline Graham, who was handpicked by President Trump to take her brother's seat after his death.
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"This wasn't just a tsunami, not just a referendum, but this was a bloodbath," one expert told the BBC on Democrats' historic wins in Texas.
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Republican Byron Donalds, who was backed by President Donald Trump, will be the first black governor of Florida.
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On Wednesday morning, Delhi's air quality index reading stood at 377, in the "very poor" category.
Democratic former U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown has won back a seat on Capitol Hill, defeating incumbent Republican Sen. Jon Husted after a close and expensive battle, according to a race call by the Associated Press.