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- 1Suns' Dillon Brooks charged with DUI from March arrest●Suns' Dillon Brooks charged with DUI stemming from March arrest https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7647193/2026/09/30/dill
Phoenix Suns forward Dillon Brooks has been charged with driving under the influence in connection with an arrest in March, according to a report by The Athletic. The charge becomes public as the NBA season gets underway, raising questions about possible league or team discipline for the veteran wing.
- 2Stony Brook Marine Science Students Reflect on Sea Grant Summer Fellowships●SoMAS Students Reflect on Their Summer Science Fellowships with Sea Grant
Students at Stony Brook University's School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences are sharing their experiences from summer research fellowships with Sea Grant. The program placed students in hands-on marine and coastal science work, and their reflections highlight mentorship, fieldwork, and how the fellowships shaped their career plans in ocean and environmental research.
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Commentators are weighing what the outcome of Brazil's election will mean for the country's future, with the Brookings Institution among those asking what kind of Brazil will emerge from the vote. Discussion centres on the direction the country may take on democracy, the economy and its role in the world after the results come in.
- 4Crime and security dominate Brazil's election debate●Crime and security take center stage in Brazil’s election
Crime and public security have emerged as central issues in Brazil's election, according to analysis from the Brookings Institution. Voters' concerns over violence and law enforcement are shaping campaign debate and candidate platforms. The framing of security policy is expected to influence how Brazilians cast their ballots.
- 5Garden Club Honors Five Buckhannon Homes and St. Joseph's Hospital●Fred Brooks Garden Club honors five Buckhannon homes and St. Joseph’s Hospital for September yards
The Fred Brooks Garden Club has recognized five homes in Buckhannon, West Virginia, along with St. Joseph's Hospital, as September yard honorees. The club's seasonal awards highlight residents and local institutions whose landscaping and garden upkeep stand out in the community during the month.