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- 1The Last of Us Season 3 Casts Abby and Lev Actors in New RolesβΌThe Last of Us Season 3 Casts Abby And Lev's Game Actors In Different Roles
The Last of Us season 3 has cast Laura Bailey and Ash Swidinski, the actors behind Abby and Lev in the game, in different on-screen roles. The move continues the HBO series' tradition of bringing original game performers into the show, following Troy Baker and Jeffrey Pierce in earlier seasons. Fans are speculating about which characters the two will play when the new season premieres.
- 2Remains of missing Pierce County mother found months laterβΌRemains of missing Pierce County mother, suspected murder victim found months later
The remains of a mother from Pierce County, Washington, who had been reported missing and was suspected to be a murder victim, have been found months after she disappeared. Authorities have not detailed the circumstances of the discovery, and the case remains under investigation as police work to identify those responsible.
- 3Blind elderly chimp regains sight after cataract surgeryβΌπ΅ NEW: Pierre, a 54-year-old # chimpanzee at ChimpHaven # sanctuary in # Louisiana , was blind from # cataracts until ve
Pierre, a 54-year-old chimpanzee living at the ChimpHaven sanctuary in Louisiana, has had his sight restored after years of blindness caused by cataracts. Veterinary ophthalmologist Kenneth Pierce replaced the clouded lens in his eye. His caretakers spent months training him to hold his face still against the mesh and keep his eyes in position for treatment. The story is drawing attention for the patience and cooperation required to give surgery to a great ape.
- 4Missing Pierce County woman found dead; ex-partner chargedβΌMissing Pierce County woman found dead; former partner charged with murder
A woman reported missing in Pierce County, Washington, has been found dead, and authorities have charged her former partner with murder. The Seattle Times reports the arrest and charge as the case moves forward. Details about the woman's identity, the circumstances of her death, and the timeline have not been provided in the coverage available.
- 5Pentagon commits $450 million to tungsten miningβWhy the Pentagon just dropped $450M on tungsten mining https://www.militarytimes.com/news/pentagon-congress/2026/09/30/w
The Pentagon is spending $450 million on tungsten mining, according to Military Times. Tungsten is a critical metal used in armor-piercing munitions and other defense applications, and US supply currently relies heavily on foreign sources. The investment is being read as part of a broader push to secure domestic supply chains for materials deemed strategically important to national defense.
- 6Editorial calls on Pierce to install wildlife hydration stationsβΌEditorial: Pierce should provide hydration stations for wildlife
A student editorial argues that Pierce College should install hydration stations for wildlife on campus. The piece frames water access for local animals as a responsibility the institution should take on, and it is circulating as the most visible item on the topic. No indication yet of an official response from the college.
- 7Tax theft charges dropped for Pierce County roofing company ownersβΌβIt was a mistake.β Tax theft tossed for Pierce County roofing company owners
Prosecutors have dropped tax theft charges against the owners of a roofing company in Pierce County, Washington. The owners described the situation as a mistake, and the case against them has been dismissed. The Tacoma News Tribune reported the development, though details on why charges were tossed remain limited in initial coverage.
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Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Alec Pierce was placed on injured reserve on Saturday, ruling him out for at least four games. The move is a blow to the Colts' receiving corps, and fans are reacting to how the team will adjust its passing attack in his absence. No further details about the nature or severity of his injury were given.