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06/05/2026

A quarantine order is in place; USDA officials say the La Pryor detection is the only confirmed case so far, stressing there is no food safety risk but calling on cattle producers and pet owners to monitor wounds closely and follow movement restrictions.

06/05/2026

05/26/2026

WHO Upgrades Ebola Risk to ‘Very High’ in Congo

The U.S. government also temporarily paused visa issuance and routine consular services for travelers from countries impacted by the Ebola outbreak, including the Democratic Republic of the Congo, South Sudan, and Uganda.

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The U.S. government also temporarily paused visa issuance and routine consular services for travelers from countries impacted by the Ebola outbreak, including the...

05/26/2026

Tesla Cybertruck ‘Wade Mode’ Fail Caught on Camera

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A Tesla Cybertruck failed a ‘wade mode’ test and got stuck in a Texas lake on Monday, leading to the driver’s arrest.

05/26/2026

Falls and Tractor Rollovers Continue Driving Farm Injuries and Deaths

University of Wisconsin-Madison’s John Shutske says simple safety habits can help prevent some of agriculture’s most common injuries.

University of Wisconsin-Madison’s John Shutske says simple safety habits can help prevent some of agriculture’s most common injuries.

05/26/2026

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — The former owner of Flaming Margaritas in Branson has pleaded guilty in federal court to hiring immigrants who were in the United States illegally for his businesses.

According to the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), 26-year-old Berk Balgic — a Turkish national who owned both Flaming Margaritas Mexican Kitchen and Flaming Margaritas American Kitchen — pleaded guilty to “knowingly encouraging and inducing illegal aliens to reside illegally within the United States” on Thursday, May 21.

Balgic was accused of hiring individuals who were in the country illegally or in conflict with their stated visas, as well as aiding them to get false documents that appeared to show they complied with U.S. immigration laws. The DOJ also says Balgic paid those workers less than U.S. citizens or those living in the U.S. legally.

Berk Balgic, the former owner of Flaming Margaritas in Branson, pleaded guilty to hiring undocumented immigrants for his businesses and aiding them to get false documents, and will be deported to T…

05/22/2026

Multiple rounds of showers and storms are on the way this holiday weekend, with some areas seeing an extra 4–5 inches of rain. Just 12 inches of moving water can sweep a vehicle away. Don’t take the risk and keep your families and livestock safe.

05/21/2026

Texas Game Wardens have filed 74 charges against Darrell Maguire, 55, of New Braunfels, accused of illegally killing at least 13 white-tailed bucks in Comal, Hays, and Bexar counties between fall 2024 and late summer 2025, according to a May 21, 2026, news release from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.

The TPWD release states Maguire is alleged to have poached deer over an 11-month period, often shooting the animals with a crossbow from his vehicle, removing only the heads and leaving the carcasses to waste.

Texas Game Wardens filed 74 charges against Darrell Maguire of New Braunfels for allegedly poaching 13 white-tailed bucks.