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- 1Dakota Johnson and Anne Hathaway Turn Out for 'Verity' New York Premiere▼‘Verity’ New York City Premiere: Dakota Johnson, Anne Hathaway and More Celebrity Style, Photos
Dakota Johnson and Anne Hathaway attended the New York City premiere of 'Verity', drawing attention for their red carpet looks alongside other celebrities in attendance. Fashion publication WWD documented the evening's celebrity style in a photo gallery, spotlighting the stars' outfits at the event for the film adaptation of Colleen Hoover's bestselling thriller novel.
- 2University of Houston to host celebration honoring Artemis II crew●University of Houston hosting celebration honoring Artemis II crew
The University of Houston is hosting a celebration honoring the crew of NASA's Artemis II mission, the crewed lunar flight program. The event, reported by Houston media, recognizes the astronauts' mission to the Moon, with the city's strong ties to human spaceflight through the Johnson Space Center drawing local attention to the honor.
- 3Chicago aldermen question city business ads starring Mayor Johnson▼Chicago aldermen question World Business Chicago ads featuring Mayor Johnson
Aldermen are raising questions about advertising campaigns run by World Business Chicago that feature Mayor Brandon Johnson. The ads, intended to promote the city to businesses, have drawn scrutiny from city council members, who are examining how the campaigns were produced, what they cost, and whether it is appropriate for the mayor to be the face of promotional material funded through the economic development agency.
- 4Science Hill football to appeal TSSAA two-game forfeiture▼Science Hill football set to appeal two game forfeiture by the TSSAA
Science Hill High School's football program is appealing a ruling by the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association that forced it to forfeit two games. The announcement came via local Johnson City news outlet WJHL. Details about the reason for the forfeitures and the grounds for the appeal have not been made public, and it is unclear when the appeal will be heard or what outcome the school expects.
- 5Science Hill football appeals two forfeitures ruled by TSSAA▼Science Hill football set to appeal two game forfeitures by the TSSAA
Science Hill High School's football program in Johnson City, Tennessee is set to appeal two game forfeitures handed down by the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association. The TSSAA, which governs high school sports in the state, imposed the forfeitures, but the school is challenging the ruling. Details of the violation behind the penalty have not been disclosed.
- 6ETSU men's golf team claims first victory of the season▼ETSU men’s golf team takes home their first victory of the season
East Tennessee State University's men's golf team has secured its first win of the season. The victory gives the Buccaneers a positive result to build on early in their schedule, and the news is being shared locally in Johnson City and among ETSU athletics followers celebrating the milestone win.
- 7ETSU Theatre stages 'Decision Height' honoring WWII women pilots▼ETSU Theatre presents 'Decision Height,' honoring WASPs
East Tennessee State University Theatre in Johnson City is staging 'Decision Height,' a play honoring the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASPs), the civilian women pilots who flew military aircraft during World War II. The production highlights a little-known chapter of American military history, and local coverage has drawn attention to the university's tribute to these pioneering aviators.
- 8World Business Chicago skips City Council ethics hearing over mayor videos●World Business Chicago skips City Council ethics hearing about videos featuring Mayor Brandon Johnson
World Business Chicago did not appear at a City Council ethics hearing examining videos featuring Mayor Brandon Johnson. The no-show leaves unanswered questions about the economic development organization's involvement in the videos and its relationship with the mayor's office, and it is likely to draw criticism from alderpersons seeking accountability.
- 9Johnson County offers way to honor veterans while voting in November▼Johnson County voters can honor veteran, military member while casting ballot in November
Johnson County, Kansas, is giving voters a chance to pay tribute to a veteran or active-duty military member while casting their ballots in the November election. The county election office is encouraging residents to take part in the tribute initiative as they vote. Details of how the honor program works have drawn local interest in the Kansas City-area county ahead of the general election.
- 10Dakota Johnson and Anne Hathaway Premiere 'Verity' in New York▼Dakota Johnson and Anne Hathaway Premiere ‘Verity’ in New York City and More Red Carpet Photos: September 2026
Dakota Johnson and Anne Hathaway walked the red carpet in New York City for the premiere of 'Verity', the film adaptation of Colleen Hoover's bestselling novel. The event anchors Variety's September 2026 red carpet photo roundup, drawing attention to both stars' looks and to anticipation for the thriller's release.
- 11Johnson County relocates two polling places from Adam Hamilton's church▼Johnson County moves two polling places away from Adam Hamilton’s church
Johnson County election officials have moved two polling places that had been located at Resurrection Church, the Leawood congregation led by prominent pastor Adam Hamilton. The Kansas City Star reported the relocation, drawing attention because the church is one of the largest United Methodist congregations in the country and Hamilton is a well-known national religious figure. Officials' stated reasons for the change and any reaction from the church remain unclear.