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2 killed, 25 injured as gunfire erupts at homecoming party in Georgia

Two people were killed, and at least 25 others were injured after gunfire erupted at a homecoming block party in Vienna, Georgia, early Sunday, The Guardian reported citing authorities.

The Times of India · Oct 4

Fly-Ash Road Bases Perform Well: Texas study tracks six highways; coal waste holds up under traffic

A comprehensive five-year research initiative by the Texas Transportation Institute analyzed the effectiveness of roads built with treated fly ash. The study's findings demonstrated strong performance across varying traffic volumes and weather conditions. Regular visual inspections and strength tests yielded positive results throughout. Researchers emphasized the necessity of adequate curing…

The Times of India · Oct 4

Coal Ash Road Base Performance: Georgia test shows strong results; engineers still flag leaching, cracks

Since the 1950s, coal ash—an inevitable by-product of coal power generation—has found its way into road construction. Recent endeavors have showcased its utility in reinforcing road bases across numerous states, exemplified by promising results on State Route 22 in Georgia. Despite these advancements, worries linger about shrinkage cracking and harmful…

The Times of India · Oct 4

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Solar Parks Boost Biodiversity: Field study finds species thrive under panels; rules lag science

Gottesgabe solar park, operational since 2022, illustrates successful coexistence between renewable energy and biodiversity. A wide range of plant and animal species, including endangered ones, thrive in these areas post-installation. Research shows significant ecological benefits when solar parks are carefully designed and maintained. Ongoing studies indicate that traditional farming practices…

The Times of India · Oct 4

Yorkshire farmer turns 3,000-tonne potato store into padel club

A North Yorkshire farmer has found a new use for a potato store after disappointing returns from the crop prompted him to rethink part of his farming business. Callum Stark converted a 3,000-tonne potato storage building at Fridlington Farms near Sutton-on-the-Forest into two indoor padel courts. His new venture, The…

The Times of India · Oct 4

Bon Jovi’s foundation helped turn former Army Medical Center into housing for 77 homeless veterans

Jon Bon Jovi’s Soul Foundation backed a housing project at the former Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, DC. The development opened in 2019 with 77 permanent supportive housing units for formerly homeless veterans. The project was part of a wider redevelopment of the former 66-acre military medical centre.

The Times of India · Oct 4

Swiss Silo Becomes Hostel: Basel cocoa store turns into budget design stay; concrete heritage endures

The Silo Erlenmatt in Basel, Switzerland, has undergone a remarkable transformation from a desolate grain and cocoa repository to vibrant multipurpose spaces. Originally constructed in 1912, it now houses studios, a conference area, a hostel, and a café. By preserving key historical features and incorporating energy-efficient designs, this revitalized space…

The Times of India · Oct 4

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Russia-Ukraine War: Russia claims new strikes on bridge and ships; Kyiv targets drones

Russia on Sunday said its forces struck the Northern bridge over the Dnipro River in Kyiv, alleging that the route was being used to transport Ukrainian troops and military cargo.

The Times of India · Oct 4

Queen Mary Becomes Hotel: Long Beach buys retired liner; ship becomes waterfront attraction

The Queen Mary arrived in Long Beach, California, on December 9, 1967, after being sold by Cunard. Following its retirement, the ship was prepared for public attraction with retained interiors and passenger spaces. A conversion to a hotel began in 1971, with some hotel rooms opening in 1974. After various…

The Times of India · Oct 4

I-495 Fly Ash Embankment: Engineers reused coal ash beneath ramps; study found no major impacts

In a groundbreaking initiative, Delaware highway engineers incorporated approximately 10,000 tons of fly ash sourced from a nearby power plant into their construction projects. Over a diligent two-year monitoring period, they ensured environmental safety and structural integrity. The fly ash was compacted expertly to create two interchange ramps, revealing minimal…

The Times of India · Oct 4

Stronger Ash Sections Bend Less: Mississippi test road uses coal pond ash; FHWA tracks deflection data

In Mississippi, a project evaluated the use of pond ash in road construction implemented in 1987. The project tracked five test sections with different stabilizing materials over three years to assess their performance. Measurements included pavement deflection, visible distress, and material strength, providing valuable data for highway engineers. Results indicated…

The Times of India · Oct 4

Girl killed in park crossfire: 12-year-old dies in parking dispute shooting

A 12-year-old girl was killed after being caught in the crossfire between two men who allegedly opened fire during an argument over a parking space at a Baltimore park where a youth football game was being played.

The Times of India · Oct 4

Cornell sexual assault case: Woman at centre of rape allegations got threats to withdraw lawsuit, lawyer says

A woman who has alleged that she was drugged and raped by several Cornell University fraternity members has been threatened with harm if she does not withdraw her civil lawsuit, her lawyer said on Sunday.

The Times of India · Oct 4

Fly Ash Embankment Study: EPA-backed case tracks leachate in Route 213 fill; groundwater stays clean

In a significant environmental initiative, Maryland incorporated about 60,000 tons of Class F coal fly ash into the Route 213 highway embankments, built between 1993 and 1994. Sourced from nearby power plants, these materials were later examined by researchers who assessed groundwater conditions. Their investigation revealed no adverse effects on…

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300+ objections as Maidstone residents oppose former hotel conversion into 42 studios for 65 people

More than 300 objections have been filed against plans to convert Maidstone’s former Grange Moor Hotel into 42 studio apartments for an estimated 65 people. Residents say they are concerned the development could increase pressure on parking, local infrastructure and the neighbourhood, with some describing themselves as “devastated” and saying…

The Times of India · Oct 4

Seabird Responses After Rat Eradication: Puffins and shags rebound; other species vulnerable

The eradication of rats on Scottish islands has led to notable changes in seabird populations. Atlantic puffins have thrived and seen considerable growth, while Manx shearwaters have struggled with low breeding success despite returning to their nesting areas. European shags increased in number, yet their overall population remained stagnant, showcasing…

The Times of India · Oct 4

Schoolhouse Becomes Family Home: Indiana couple restore 1914 building; wins viral following

In Franklin, Indiana, an iconic schoolhouse dating back to 1914 underwent a remarkable transformation into a stylish family residence, thanks to Stacie Grissom and Sean Wilson. Acquired for $175,000 in 2021, their renovation journey wrapped up by late 2024. They masterfully blended the building's historic charm with contemporary living needs,…

The Times of India · Oct 4

7-year-old Chicago girl stabbed to death on sidewalk; bystanders detain woman accused of killing her

A 7-year-old girl was fatally stabbed on a Chicago sidewalk Saturday morning after a woman allegedly approached her and stabbed her multiple times in the back, according to police and local reports.

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Watch: Russian drones hit Kyiv bridge; German chancellor arrives to sirens

A Russian drone struck Kyiv’s Pivnichnyi Bridge on Sunday as German chancellor Friedrich Merz arrived in the Ukrainian capital. Merz's arrival came amid air raid sirens, explosions and the activation of air defence systems, in the latest escalation of Russian attacks on the city.

The Times of India · Oct 4

Texas landowners feared border wall would cut off Rio Grande access; judge blocks Big Bend construction

In a significant ruling, a federal judge has temporarily halted the construction of border barriers in Texas' Big Bend area. Local landowners and environmental advocates express concerns about restricted access to the Rio Grande, claiming the barriers would disrupt the ecosystem and infringe on constitutional rights. The federal government asserts…

The Times of India · Oct 4

Estonian road experiment suggests long-term gains in soil stability

A gravel-road stabilisation test carried out in Estonia in 2015 is being presented by StabilRoad Holding as a decade-long example of increasing material strength. The company said in November 2025 that laboratory tests of core samples taken from the road every two years showed the compressive strength of the stabilised…

The Times of India · Oct 4

Donald Trump’s climate cuts left thousands jobless; Climate Reserve created a lifeline for 50 experts

Donald Trump’s second-term climate cuts scrapped billions in research funding and left thousands of federal workers jobless. In response, climate experts launched Climate Reserve, a multimillion-dollar initiative helping displaced scientists find new roles and revive disrupted projects. The group expected to place 50 experts in new positions while preserving critical…

The Times of India · Oct 4

The new Israel-Syria deal: Can US solve the Golan Heights problem?

The Golan Heights dispute returned to the centre of the diplomatic spotlight at the United Nations General Assembly in September 2026, when Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa declared that the territory “will remain Syrian”, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu invoked its biblical links to defend Tel Aviv’s claim.

The Times of India · Oct 4

He paid $30 for a painting that sold for $1.35 million

At a recent estate sale, a man bought a Gertrude Abercrombie painting for only $30. Upon confirming its authenticity at an exhibition, he opted to auction the piece. Titled Alderman Merriam's Shells, the painting was anticipated to sell between $150,000 and $250,000. Remarkably, it sold for a staggering $1,060,000 at…

The Times of India · Oct 4

Watch: Massive fire at Saudi Aramco sites targeted in Houthi missile, drone strikes

Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthis said they launched ballistic missiles and drones at Saudi Aramco facilities in Riyadh and the Khurais area, claiming the strikes triggered major fires at the targeted sites, newsy agency Reuters reported.

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