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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Los Angeles |
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| Frequency | Daily |
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Search ArticlesLA Daily News high school sports highlights of the week: Aug. 24, 2026
Here are the top high school sports highlights from the Los Angeles Daily News coverage area for the week of Aug. 24, 2026. This week’s plays feature standout performances and memorable moments from teams and athletes across the region:
Dolly Parton estate announces 2-day festival ‘Dollyfest’ to celebrate her legacy
NEW YORK (AP) — Dolly Parton is not done yet. The estate behind the icon, who died of cancer last week at age 80, has announced Dollyfest, a two-day festival to be held in Nashville and London across two consecutive weekends in 2027. According to a news release Monday morning, the festival was originally scheduled to take place in January 2026 — around her 80th birthday — and was going to feature Parton as a performer and host. Now, it will serve as a celebration of her legacy.
Dramatically low flyby by passenger jets over packed South African stadium sparks safety debate
JOHANNESBURG (AP) — A pregame stunt involving two passenger jets flying dramatically low over a sports stadium in South Africa drew huge cheers from the estimated crowd of around 56,000 people, but also sparked a major debate over safety risks. The flyby by two Embraer jets operated by local airline Airlink happened on Saturday before a rugby game between South Africa and New Zealand in Cape Town.
Keeping cool saves thousands of lives yearly, but at a cost of worsening global warming, experts say
Cooling from air conditioning saves lives — more than 5,000 a year in the United States alone — but it also heats up the planet and taxes our electrical grid, scientists say. As the world warms, heat waves strike nearly every continent and United Nations officials estimate that about half a million people die a year from heat, air conditioning is needed and being used more than ever.
Sanctuary policies are keeping prisoners in local jails away from ICE
As more states seek ways to limit immigration enforcement, a Stateline analysis shows one tactic has had an effect: making it more difficult for local law enforcement to hand over people they are holding in city or county jails to federal immigration authorities. The analysis found that states with strict non-cooperation policies — Oregon, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York and Washington state — have the lowest rates of immigration arrests in jails.
USS Cole retired commander rips slow-walk to justice for 9/11 kin
The former commander of the USS Cole has a November court date with the terrorist accused of masterminding the suicide bombing of his ship that killed 17 sailors — but he’s incensed that justice keeps being delayed for 9/11 families. Both were al-Qaeda attacks, and neither should not be made to wait, he told the Herald. “This is the systematic torture of 9/11 families. The judges need to get off their (expletive) and do their job!” said retired naval Cmdr. Kirk Lippold. A Nov.
First look at Ozzy Osbourne maze at Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights
Passengers will board a Crazy Train in Ozzy Osbourne’s hometown of Birmingham, England, and take a journey through the musical career of the heavy metal pioneer during Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood. The new Ozzy Osbourne: Prince of Darkness will be one of eight haunted houses during the annual Halloween event that runs on select nights from Sept. 3 through Nov. 1 at the Hollywood theme park.
Lawsuit claims Elon Musk’s AI company chatbot Grok produced child pornography based on woman’s childhood rapes
A woman repeatedly raped as a child by a man who put photos and videos of the crimes online claims in a lawsuit that Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence firm xAI allowed imagery of her abuse onto its X social media platform, and that the company’s Grok chatbot generated additional child pornography from the images.
World War II hero’s family objects to talk of Navy stripping his name from aircraft carrier
A member of Doris Miller’s family said Friday that his relatives would be “very, very disappointed” if the Navy strips the World War II hero’s name from an aircraft carrier now under construction at Newport News Shipbuilding. The Navy announced in early 2020 that CVN-81 — the fourth ship in the Ford class of nuclear-powered carriers — would be named for Miller.
Ben Caldwell Square in Leimert Park honors filmmaker, educator
An intersection in Leimert Park was dedicated Sunday as Ben Caldwell Square in honor of the independent filmmaker and educator who has spent over four decades as a fixture of Leimert Park’s arts and culture scene. Caldwell was joined in speaking at the 9:30 a.m. ceremony at the corner of 43rd Place and Leimert Boulevard by Councilwoman Heather Hutt, who introduced the motion designating the square in Caldwell’s honor, and other community leaders.