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06/04/2026

The village of Bayville on New York's Long Island is facing a highly unusual mayoral election this month because not a single candidate registered to run for the office. Current Mayor Steve Minicozzi announced in April that he would not seek reelection, and election officials confirmed that no one stepped forward to take his place. On June 16, residents of the community of 7,000 will head to the polls to cast their votes using entirely blank ballots. Former Mayor Doug Watson noted that the position is difficult to fill because it is highly time-consuming and only offers a small annual stipend of about $5,000. Because the election will be entirely decided by write-in votes, officials warn that a candidate could theoretically win the mayor's seat with just a small handful of votes from friends. Former mayoral candidate John Taylor has already expressed his willingness to serve the community if he manages to secure enough of those write in votes.

A village on New York's Long Island is facing a highly unusual mayoral election after no candidates registered to run for the office.

06/04/2026

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06/04/2026

A former South Carolina police officer faces a felony charge after allegedly pointing his service weapon at a colleague during an argument about microwaved fish. The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division arrested 46-year-old Michael Debiase on Tuesday following the weekend incident in a Myrtle Beach Police Department briefing room. According to the arrest warrant, Debiase confronted a fellow officer about the odor caused by warming up fish in the office microwave and subsequently drew his departmentissued handgun. The Myrtle Beach Police Department immediately placed Debiase on administrative leave and has since terminated his employment, citing multiple policy violations. Under South Carolina law, it is illegal to point a firearm at another person regardless of whether the weapon is loaded. Debiase was booked into the Horry County detention center and was released on a $5,000 bond ahead of his next scheduled court appearance in August.

Michael Debiase was arrested and charged with pointing and presenting a firearm at a person, according to the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division.

06/04/2026

Archaeologists excavating the forecourt of Notre Dame Cathedral have uncovered artifacts dating back roughly 2,000 years to Roman-era Paris.

Amazon has overtaken Walmart to claim the No. 1 spot on the Fortune 500, ending the retailer's 13-year run at the top of the annual ranking of America's biggest companies by revenue.

Dunkin's summer menu has arrived and includes a lot of Barbie Pink drinks, including a Pink Pineapple and Pink Daydream Refresher and a Barbie Pink Strawberry Cold Foam.

Wendy's is giving away a limited number of custom red Canon Powershot G7X Mark III cameras to their Rewards members. Those cameras list for $879!

A Virginia woman is suing Outback Steakhouse for $1.5 million, saying she slipped and injured herself on some mash potatoes that were on the floor.

06/04/2026

Your Good Morning Show winners for 06/04/26 are:

Birthday: Mckenzie Arnold,27, Start
Anniversary: Dave & Jan Simpson, 33, Downsville
Office: Sango GMC
Teacher: Kaylea Brantley, Sterlington Middle

06/04/2026

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06/04/2026

06/04/2026

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06/03/2026

The New York City Police Department is investigating after social media videos captured groups of men mysteriously emerging from Brooklyn sewers. The footage shows individuals, unaffiliated with public works, lifting manhole covers and climbing onto busy streets while carrying headlamps and shovels. In response, highly trained Emergency Services Unit officers scoured the underground system to ensure no public safety threats or hazards were left behind. Investigators found no damage to the infrastructure, and authorities have emphasized that there is currently no threat to the public. The leading police theory suggests the men were trespassing to search the sewage system for lost valuables. While no injuries have been reported and no arrests have been made, officials warned that entering the city's sewer system is extremely dangerous.

An odd mystery is unfolding in Brooklyn as the NYPD investigates two instances where groups of men were spotted climbing out of manholes. Charles Watson has the story.