Celebrate LA's legendary mountain lion P-22 at the tenth annual P-22 Day Festival! Discover how this iconic cat inspired the groundbreaking Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing, the largest in the US, and continues to unite wildlife advocates in protecting urban animals. From live music to native-plant giveaways, see how P-22's legacy is transforming LA's approach to wildlife conservation and connecting communities.The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See

Zoe Tishaev and Dylan DelliSanti work for the Institute for Justice, a nonprofit, public interest law firm. As part of the Cities Work program, they partner with cities to make it cheaper, faster and simpler to start small businesses. Today, they join Tiffany to talk about the importance of small businesses and to explain how cities can revitalize their local economies.ADDITIONAL SHOW NOTES Local Recommendations: The Pug Copy Cat Cities Work Tiffany Owens Reed (Instagram) Do you know someone

Becca shares the location of the Warren County Animal Control office at 1360 South Main Street in Monmouth, dog and cat tag prices, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Cats and Dogs by James Wood When Tash accidentally stays the night at Mike’s, a surprise early return from his mum Val sends the pair scrambling for a graceful exit. But their awkward morning only gets stranger when a mysterious alley cat derails their breakfast plans and drags Mike (very much a dog person) into unexpected chaos, car scratches, Bon Jovi singalongs, and an emotional trip to Battersea Cats & Dogs Home. As debates about loyalty and independence unfold, could an old bin cat help

Columbia Falls pulled off one of the most thrilling comebacks in Cat-Dog rivalry history. After trailing 18-0 heading into the fourth quarter, the Wildcats exploded for 19 unanswered points to defeat the Whitefish Bulldogs 19-18. Host Luke Schmit recaps the stunning finish with postgame reactions from head coach Kelly Houle, quarterback Banyan Johnston, and wide receiver Easton Brooks, who reflect on the brotherhood, belief, and grit that powered their win. This summer, we followed the Bri...

We sit down with the voices behind Together We Will – Indivisible Los Gatos, a grassroots movement born out of outrage, resilience, and community action. Panelists Karla Albright, Geof Pawlicki, and George Hoffman share how personal turning points during the Trump era sparked their political engagement — from postcard campaigns to local demonstrations like the Tesla Takedowns.They talk about what drives everyday people to organize, how the “No Kings” protest connects to years of sustained activism,

College football: three ways to fire a head coach. Free Consultation: Patrick & Rust are cat people. Finding ways to annoy your neighbor. Closing Arguments: Blazers announce opening night starting lineup.

Celebrating 50 Years of Purr-fection: Discover how Chicago Cat Clinic pioneered feline-exclusive veterinary care, starting as the nation's second cat-only clinic in 1975. From overcoming skepticism to building a loyal following across state lines, hear the heartwarming story of a clinic that revolutionized cat health and became a cornerstone of its community.The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Migrants living at the Row Hotel in Midtown Manhattan are receiving notices to leave the shelter as the city prepares to close the facility. Plus, MGM Resorts has decided to withdraw its bid for a full casino in Yonkers. And finally, more people are struggling to afford dog and cat food, so they’re turning to pantries for help.

Episode 117 is upon you. In it we're talking about early season NHL, next summer's off-season already being ruined, hockey themed romance novels, inopportune places to urinate and all the other fun and fancy in hockey, including Brad Marchand's return to Boston. Thanks for listening, everyone!

First Hunter Biden Remarks About Kamala Harris Are a Complete Mess, Confirm More Dem Chaos on the HorizonNext Questions for Gavin Newsom After Illegal Alien Truck Driver Arrested in Deadly Freeway CrashLater Pritzker Says He’ll “Grow the Economy” — While Plotting to Tax It to DeathAlso Pritzker’s ‘Equality’ Bill Erases Mom and Dad: Illinois Redefines Family—and Defies God

“Jesus Flipped Tables, So I Did Too?” — The Teaching Assistant Who Thought He Was the Messiah of MarxismFirst Dems Are Already Panicking About JD Vance Becoming 48 Next Another Woke Industry Is Coming to a Screeching Halt in the Age of TrumpLater Pritzker the Pretender: Illinois’ Tax-and-Spend Governor Suddenly Plays Hero Against Chicago’s Job-Killing Head Tax!

Illinois is under fire as @GovPritzker not only tolerates lawlessness in our communities but allows criminal illegal aliens to serve as sworn police officers! Meet Radule Bojovic, who overstayed a B2 tourist visa in 2015—and over a decade later was still on the payroll of Hanover Park PD earning $78,955. Criminals don’t belong in our neighborhoods—or our police departments.PLUS: Unit 5 schools double down on FAILS in public meetings. Instead of addressing concerns about School Board President Alex

Kurt and Scotty talk about a man who thrifts all year to make free halloween costumes for kids, 13 year old girl fights off attacker with jujitsu and a tech prankster sends 50 Waymos to dead end street! Support this podcast by shopping our latest sponsor deals and promotions at this link:https://bit.ly/4a61tMkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NY1's Finding Home spotlights King, an 8-year-old dog with a Halloween costume and impressive leash manners, plus Mimi, a gentle 6-year-old cat with a sweet demeanor, both seeking loving homes in NYC. Learn how to adopt these adorable pets and make them part of your family this fall!The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A Pennsylvania family got the shock of their lives when they discovered their cat, Ray Ray, hitched a ride on their van's roof for a hundred miles! Find out how this adventurous feline survived the high-speed journey unscathed, sparking a viral conversation about pet safety and reminding everyone to double-check before driving off. Don't miss the unbelievable tale of Ray Ray's rooftop road trip!The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more

This week on My Cat Calling, the new pawdcast for cat people by cat people, your host Krista Moy shares purrsonal stories from Prints Gary's recent vet visit, shows off the latest edition of Modern Cat magazine, and checks in to the cat thread with a polite fish loving cat video. Special guest actor, writer, and life long cat lover Erin Bowles discusses her lifelong cat obsession, what she thinks when people say they hate cats, and Texas Toast's strange dino nugget plush humping habit. You

Furry Friday is here! Meet Webkinz, the playful pup, and Reba, the mellow cat, both seeking loving homes at Michigan Humane. Could one of these adorable, vet-checked pets be the perfect addition to your family? Learn how to adopt or support local animals in need and make a difference in their lives.The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

When a strange man moves their refrigerator, Tom, Fiona and Mittens find themselves staring into an untouched world—dust, lost toys, and the traces of cats who came before. Sponsored by Meow Meow Puffytail, Feline Rights AttorneyCredits:Fiona Fluffyface: Bonnie BogovichTom Whiskerson: James O'NeillMittens: Jacob McNattMeow Meow Puffytail: Jeff CallahanMover: Kyle Teichmann

R. Crumb, the legendary cartoonist behind Fritz the Cat, is back after two decades with Tales of Paranoia, a deep dive into his anxieties and suspicions about a world dominated by a shadowy Deep State. At 82, Crumb confronts his personal battles with insomnia and panic, laying bare his raw fears in panels now on display at L.A.'s David Zwirner Gallery. Explore Crumb's latest work, collaborative comics with his family, and digitized notebooks in an exhibition that challenges power, hypocrisy, and the