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- 1Bahrain Grand Prix 2026 start time and TV guide▼What time is the 2026 Bahrain GP and how can I watch it?
Formula 1 fans are looking up details for the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix, the season-opening race. The question being asked is simple: what time does the race start and where can it be watched. Coverage is focused on broadcast times across regions and streaming options as the new F1 season gets underway in Bahrain.
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Singapore's Loh Kean Yew became the first Singaporean to reach an Asian Games badminton final, then took silver after losing to Thailand's world No. 1 Kunlavut Vitidsarn, who claimed Thailand's first-ever men's singles Asiad badminton gold. Elsewhere, Indonesia celebrated its first gold medal of the Games. Attention is on the badminton storylines at the 20th Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya.
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Autohaus Gotthard König, a German car dealership group with around 1,200 employees, has filed for insolvency. Augsburger Allgemeine reports on the future of its locations in Bavaria, raising questions about job security and whether the sites will be closed, sold or kept operating under new ownership.
- 4Tropical Storm Polo races toward one final overnight hit▼Tropical Storm Polo is moving fast, 1 last ‘punch’ overnight
Tropical Storm Polo is moving quickly and is expected to deliver one last burst of heavy weather overnight before weakening or moving on, according to KTSM 9 News. The fast pace of the storm and its final 'punch' of rain and wind are the main points being reported, with residents in its path urged to stay alert through the night.
- 5Maryland Law to Help Military Spouses Find Jobs From October●Active-Duty Military, Spouses Who Relocate to Maryland Get Employment Help Under New Law Beginning Oct. 1
A new Maryland law taking effect October 1 will provide employment assistance to active-duty service members and their spouses who relocate to the state. Military spouses frequently face career disruption from frequent moves, and the measure aims to ease their transition into the local workforce. The law is drawing attention as part of broader efforts to support military families.
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A Powerball ticket worth $1 million was sold at a grocery store in upstate New York, drawing attention from residents in the western New York region. State lottery officials have yet to announce the winner, who must come forward to claim the prize. Local players are checking their tickets as word spreads.
- 7Russian Attacks on and Near Kyiv Kill Civilians●Ukraine War, Day 1,679: 3+ Civilians Murdered, 6 Injured by Russian Attacks On and Near Kyiv
Russian attacks on and near Kyiv have killed at least three civilians and injured six others, continuing the toll on Ukraine's capital region as the war passes its 1,679th day. The deaths underscore the ongoing danger to civilians from strikes targeting the area around Kyiv.
- 8Coastal Flood Advisories Extended in New Jersey and Delaware▼Coastal Flood Advisories for Ocean County (NJ) and Sussex County (DE) have been extended through 9 PM this evening. Otherwise, no significant changes have been made to the forecast. && .KEY MESSAGES... 1. Low pressure over the Gulf of Maine depar
Coastal flood advisories have been extended through 9 PM for Ocean County, New Jersey, and Sussex County, Delaware, as low pressure over the Gulf of Maine slowly departs the region. Forecasters report no significant changes to the overall forecast, with minor coastal flooding remaining the main concern along affected shorelines this evening.
- 9Greater Manchester to change vape laws from October 1●Andy Burnham government to make major changes to vape laws from October 1 https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.manc hester
Greater Manchester's government, led by Mayor Andy Burnham, is set to make major changes to local vape laws effective October 1, the Manchester Evening News reports. The story, filed under cost of living coverage, suggests the measures will affect how vapes are sold or used across the region, though the specific rules have not been detailed in available reporting.
- 10Davidson leads Farmington to second straight Region 1 boys golf title▼Boys golf roundup: Davidson leads Farmington to back-to-back Region 1 titles
Farmington's boys golf team has won back-to-back Region 1 titles, with Davidson leading the way in the latest region tournament roundups reported by the Standard-Examiner. The win confirms the Phoenix as the strongest program in the region for a second consecutive season. Coverage highlights Davidson's individual performance as the difference-maker in the title run.
- 11Hokkaido Autumn Fair Opens at Nagoya Matsuzakaya with Shiroi Koibito Cream Puffs●https://www. walknews.com/1392635/ 白い恋人シュークリームも登場！「秋の大北海道物産展」松坂屋名古屋店で10月1日から12日まで開催 – 名古屋情報通 # Business # ビジネス
Matsuzakaya's Nagoya department store is holding its Autumn Grand Hokkaido Product Fair from October 1 to 12, bringing regional specialties from Hokkaido to shoppers in Nagoya. Among the featured items are new cream puffs made with the famous Shiroi Koibito confectionery brand, alongside other foods and goods from across the northern island.
- 12Middle Tennessee facility to be first to mass produce breakthrough battery▼$1 million investment to make Middle Tennessee facility 1st in world to mass produce ‘breakthrough battery technology’
A Middle Tennessee facility is set to become the first in the world to mass produce what is being described as a breakthrough battery technology, backed by a $1 million investment. The announcement is drawing attention for positioning the region at the center of emerging battery manufacturing, with potential implications for energy storage and local jobs.
- 13New/Next Film Festival returns to Baltimore with 160-plus films●New/Next Film Festival returns to Baltimore Oct. 1–4 with more than 160 films
The New/Next Film Festival returns to Baltimore from October 1 to 4, presenting a programme of more than 160 films. Local coverage highlights the festival's lineup as a key event for the city's film community, drawing filmmakers and audiences from the region for four days of screenings.
- 14Phoenix invests nearly $1 billion more in Israel's chip industry▼Phoenix puts nearly $1 billion more into Israel's chip industry in 10 weeks
Israel-based private investment firm Phoenix has committed close to $1 billion in additional funding to the country's chip sector over a ten-week period, according to Calcalist. The scale and speed of the investments underscore continued confidence in Israel's semiconductor industry, a key part of its high-tech economy, despite regional tensions and broader market uncertainty.
- 15Bomber Tennis off to strong start at 5A-West tournament▼Bomber Tennis sees success on Day 1 of 5A-west tournament
Mountain Home's Bomber tennis teams opened the 5A-West tournament with a successful first day, according to local reporting. The results put Bomber players in a good position as the tournament continues, with singles and doubles competitors vying for state berths. Local sports fans are following the team's progress through the regional event.
- 16SpaceX plans rocket launch from California this week▼SpaceX eyes 1 rocket launch this week in California. Here's when
SpaceX is preparing one rocket launch from California this week, according to local reporting that points readers to the scheduled timing. No further details on the payload, launch site or timing were included in the available coverage. California launches from Vandenberg Space Force Base are a regular part of SpaceX's schedule, often carrying Starlink satellites into polar orbit.
- 17Day 1679: Russia rejects Black Sea ceasefire proposals, hits Ukrainian cities●1679-й день: РФ не хочет мира на море и продолжает бить по гражданским объектам ✅РФ отклонила все предложения о перемири
On the 1,679th day of the full-scale war, Russia has rejected all proposals for a ceasefire in the Black Sea and continues striking civilian targets. Ukrainian officials report a massive attack on Kyiv and other regions using ballistic missiles and drones, describing the strikes as continued terror against civilians and proof that Moscow does not want peace at sea.
- 18Leapmotor Passes 1,000 Retail Locations in Europe▼Leapmotor Now Has More Than 1,000 Retail Locations Across Europe
Chinese electric vehicle maker Leapmotor has surpassed 1,000 retail locations across Europe, a milestone in its rapid continental expansion. The company, backed by Stellantis, has been scaling its dealership network to boost sales of affordable electric models in European markets, intensifying competition with established automakers in the region's fast-growing EV segment.