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09/29/2025

09/29/2025

From CBS News Radio:

The following is reportable from CBS News:

Attributable to an official briefed on the call:

Qatari PM received a joint call from President Trump and Israeli PM Netanyahu during their meeting at the White House. Netanyahu apologized to the Qatari PM in the trilateral call for violating the sovereignty of Qatar and the killing of a security officer in the attack on Doha.

09/29/2025

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In the headlines: • Lighting upgrade to close Lehman Caves for six months • Sheriff's Office Blotter Report • State Cyberattack last month slows Munici...

09/29/2025

In the headlines: - Lighting upgrade to close Lehman Caves for six months - Sheriff's Office Blotter Report - State Cyberattack last month slows Municipal Cour

09/29/2025

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The gloomiest headlines about the medium are not justified, writes Frank M. Howell in this guest commentary.

09/29/2025

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09/29/2025

From CBS News Radio:

The following is reportable from CBS News:

Attributable to a source with knowledge of the talks on Gaza:

Some of the issues in the 21-point plan are these – the wording is not exact, but the points are accurate:

- Commitment to ceasefire talks

- Full return of the hostages

- Increased amount of humanitarian aid entering Gaza

- New governance initiative without Hamas

- Gradual Israeli withdrawal from Gaza

- A maintained peace with an end to the Israeli military operation in Gaza

- An end to any attempts to build settlements in Gaza

- There will be no annexing of the West Bank

- There will be no forced displacement of Gazans or a prevention of a return to Gaza for those who have left

- Steps taken to protect the legal and historical status quo of religious sites in Jerusalem

- There will be no actions to undermine the reform of the Palestinian Authority or prevent it from being able to govern Gaza and the West Bank.

09/29/2025

From CBS News Radio:

The following is reportable from CBS News:

A picture is emerging of the man who police say attacked the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Michigan during services Sunday morning.

Thomas Jacob "Jake" Sanford, 40, was an Iraq war veteran who deployed once for several months during 2007 and 2008, according to service records provided to CBS News by the Pentagon. Sanford served in the Marines for four years and lived in nearby Burton, MI.

Kris Johns, who is running for local Burton City Council, told CBS News that he met Sanford at his home last week while campaigning. He said Sanford had a particular dislike of the Latter-day Saints church – previously known as the Mormon church- and had told him that its followers "believe they're above Jesus." Johns said Sanford told him he was deployed overseas and when he came home, he had issues with drugs. Johns said Sanford, who is originally from Michigan, told him that he moved to Utah for a fresh start to plow snow and while there he started a relationship with a Latter-day Saints woman. "They wanted me to get rid of my tattoos. They wanted me to do all this stuff, and I wouldn't do it," Johns recalls Sanford telling him.

Johns said he did not talk politics with him. "He said nothing about Charlie Kirk, nothing about our current president or past president. He asked me about guns, I said I support the Second Amendment. We ended the conversation very positively," Johns said. Johns said he provided a statement to the FBI and the Michigan State Police on Sunday.

White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt said on Fox Monday morning that the FBI Director Kash Patel told her Sanford "hated people of the Mormon faith."

"From what I understand based on my conversations with the FBI director, all they know right now is this was an individual who hated people of the Mormon faith, and they are trying to understand more about this, how premeditated it was, how much planning went into it, whether he left a note," Leavitt said.

09/29/2025

Don't miss the Homecoming Kickoff tonight at the High School!

09/29/2025

Good morning! Some gas price shakeups over the weekend.

09/29/2025

A storm system will impact Northern and Central Nevada this afternoon through Tuesday afternoon, resulting in the likelihood of showers and thunderstorms. The majority of rain will fall this evening into Tuesday morning. Here are rain amount probabilities for select locations in Northern and Central Nevada from 11 AM PDT this morning until 11 AM PDT Tuesday morning.