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    UFC returns to Madison Square Garden with Ciryl Gane title defense●UFC’s return to Madison Square Garden features Ciryl Gane title defense✉newsLifeHome & Garden30 min ago

    The UFC is heading back to Madison Square Garden in New York, with French heavyweight Ciryl Gane set to defend his title in the headline bout. The event marks the promotion's return to one of its most prestigious venues, and fight fans are already weighing in on Gane's chances against his next challenger.

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    A Microsoft director has described AI training data scraping as 'the largest theft of labor in human history', while OpenAI's head of publisher strategy called ChatGPT an existential threat to publishers. The remarks were revealed in legal briefs filed in the New York Times' copyright lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft. The comments add to the debate over whether AI companies unfairly exploit journalists' and creators' work without permission or payment.

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    Appeals court upholds Hawaii gun permit rules▼Appeals court backs Hawaii’s gun permit window, inspection mandate✉newsLifeHome & Garden18 min ago

    A federal appeals court has sided with Hawaii's requirement that gun permit applicants complete the process within a set window and submit to inspection mandates. The ruling keeps in place provisions that gun rights advocates have challenged as burdensome, while state officials argue they are necessary for public safety. The decision is likely to fuel ongoing legal battles over the reach of Second Amendment protections following recent Supreme Court rulings on firearms rights.

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    Woman killed, man injured in fiery Garden Grove car crash▼Fiery car crash kills woman, injures man in Garden Grove✉newsLifeHome & Garden30 min ago

    A fiery car crash in Garden Grove, California has left one woman dead and a man injured. The collision occurred in the Orange County city, with emergency responders arriving to a vehicle engulfed in flames. The woman was pronounced dead at the scene, while the man was injured and received medical attention. Authorities have not yet released details on what caused the crash or whether other vehicles were involved.

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    Woman killed, man critically injured in Garden Grove SUV crash▼Woman killed, man critically injured after SUV crashes into pole, catches fire in Garden Grove✉newsLifeHome & Garden30 min ago

    A woman was killed and a man was left critically injured after an SUV crashed into a pole and caught fire in Garden Grove, California. The fatal crash is drawing attention locally as authorities work to establish the circumstances that led to the vehicle striking the pole and igniting.

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    'Home Improvement' star detained during traffic stop●‘Home Improvement’ star detained during traffic stop✉newsLifeHome & Garden18 h ago

    An actor from the 1990s sitcom 'Home Improvement' was detained by police during a traffic stop, according to an NBC News report. Details about the actor's identity, the location of the stop, and whether charges were filed have not yet been made clear. The story is drawing attention given the lasting popularity of the show and the actor's history of legal troubles.

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    Community learns power tools to rebuild after Hurricane Helene●After Hurricane Helene, this community was inspired to learn how to use power tools https://www.npr.org/2026/09/27/nx-s1MmastodonLifeHome & Garden230 min ago

    In the wake of Hurricane Helene, one community has taken up power tools to repair and rebuild homes damaged by the storm. NPR reports that residents inspired by the recovery effort learned DIY construction skills themselves, turning a disaster response into lasting self-reliance. The story has been praised as an example of grassroots resilience and neighbors helping neighbors recover.

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    New Study Links Home Gardening to Grocery Shopping Habits▼From backyard garden to grocery cart: New study explains how growing food shapes consumer choices✉newsLifeHome & Garden4 h ago

    A new study examines how growing food at home shapes consumer choices when people shop for groceries. Researchers suggest that tending a backyard garden influences what shoppers buy, how much they spend, and their preferences for fresh produce. The findings offer insights for retailers and food marketers looking to understand the growing number of households cultivating their own vegetables and herbs.

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    A botanic garden has hired a fire scientist to research how flammable native plants are. The move reflects growing interest in understanding which species pose greater wildfire risks, particularly in fire-prone regions. Observers see it as part of a broader push to inform landscaping and land management decisions with fire science as wildfire threats intensify.

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    Children plant 'Heroes' Garden' at San Diego Islamic Center for shooting victims▼Kids plant "Heroes' Garden" at San Diego Islamic Center to honor 3 shooting victims✉newsLifeHome & Garden30 min ago

    Children at the San Diego Islamic Center have planted a 'Heroes' Garden' to honor three people killed in a shooting. The garden is meant as a living memorial to the victims, and the project has drawn local media attention in San Diego as a gesture of remembrance and community healing led by the center's youngest members.

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    Major retailers and restaurants flooding into Texas I-35 town●Major retailers and restaurants are flooding into this I-35 town✉newsLifeHome & Gardenjust now

    A town along the Interstate 35 corridor is seeing a wave of major retailers and restaurant chains opening locations, according to regional coverage by MySA. The influx signals rapid commercial growth in the corridor between San Antonio and Austin, one of the fastest-developing stretches of Texas. The report highlights which national brands are arriving and what the expansion means for local shoppers and the town's economy.

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    Mission High School opens serenity garden for students in recovery▼Mission High School opens new ‘serenity garden’ to support students in recovery✉newsLifeHome & Garden30 min ago

    Mission High School has opened a new 'serenity garden' on campus designed to support students recovering from substance use. The garden provides a calm outdoor space where students in recovery can relax and find support during the school day, reflecting a growing focus on wellness and recovery resources in education.

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    Guns turned into garden tools and art in Columbia▼In Columbia, guns are being turned into garden tools and works of art✉newsLifeHome & Garden7 h ago

    In Columbia, unwanted guns are being melted down and refashioned into garden tools and works of art, according to The State. The initiative transforms firearms removed from circulation into symbolic objects, and the unusual approach to gun violence prevention is drawing attention for its creative and peace-building message.

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    Detroit nonprofit teaches young men life skills through gardening▼Detroit nonprofit uses community garden project to teach young men life skills✉newsLifeHome & Garden30 min ago

    A Detroit nonprofit is running a community garden project aimed at teaching young men practical life skills. Participants work the garden while learning responsibility, teamwork and job-readiness lessons. The program highlights how urban gardening is being used beyond food production, as a tool for youth mentorship and personal development in the city.

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    Detroit nonprofit teaches young men life skills through gardening▼Detroit nonprofit teaching young men life skills while building garden✉newsLifeHome & Garden30 min ago

    A Detroit nonprofit is combining hands-on gardening with life skills training for young men, teaching responsibility, teamwork and work habits while they build and maintain a garden. The program gives participants practical experience and a visible contribution to their neighborhood, and the story has drawn attention as an example of community-based youth development in the city.

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    Connecticut warned of home improvement scams after nor'easter●Connecticut consumers could see home improvement scams after nor’easter✉newsLifeHome & Garden15 h ago

    Connecticut consumers are being warned about a likely wave of home improvement scams in the wake of the recent nor'easter. Storm damage typically draws unlicensed contractors offering quick repairs, and state consumer officials are urging residents to verify credentials, get written estimates, and avoid large upfront payments before hiring anyone for roof, tree, or structural work.

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    Three nene geese killed by drivers on Molokai▼DLNR issues driver warning after 3 nene killed on Molokai✉newsLifeHome & Garden30 min ago

    Hawaii's Department of Land and Natural Resources has issued a warning to drivers on Molokai after three nene, the state's endangered native goose, were killed in vehicle collisions. Officials are urging motorists to slow down and watch for the birds, which are found only in Hawaii and remain protected under state and federal law.

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    A fatal crash occurred in Garden Grove, California. Local news outlet MyNewsLA.com reported the incident, though details on victims, cause, or circumstances were not provided in available coverage. Authorities have not released further information.

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    Lowell families honor loved ones lost to violence●Families gather at Lowell park to honor those lost to violence✉newsLifeHome & Garden30 min ago

    Families gathered at a park in Lowell, Massachusetts, for a memorial honoring people lost to violence. The Lowell Sun reported on the gathering, which brought community members together to remember victims and support one another. Such events typically coincide with ongoing local concern about gun and street violence.

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    Guns to Gardens event turns firearms into garden tools●Guns to Gardens: Richland County event turns firearms into tools✉newsLifeHome & Garden12 h ago

    A Guns to Gardens event in Richland County, South Carolina invited residents to surrender unwanted firearms to be converted into gardening tools. The buyback-style program frames gun disposal as a community safety effort with a practical, symbolic twist, with local coverage highlighting the transformation of weapons into implements for the garden.

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    Lancaster 'Guns to Gardens' event dismantles over 20 unwanted firearms●More than 20 unwanted firearms were safely dismantled at Lancaster 'Guns to Gardens' event✉newsLifeHome & Garden14 h ago

    More than 20 unwanted firearms were safely dismantled at a 'Guns to Gardens' event in Lancaster. The initiative invites people to turn in guns, which are then taken apart, with the idea of converting weapons into garden tools. Organizers say the event offers residents a safe, anonymous way to remove firearms from their homes.