KidNuz: News for Kids 10.15.2026
Oct 15, 2026
New York may retire its horse-drawn carriages, while a wild weather swing brings storms and sudden cold. A cyberattack overheats supermarket refrigerators in France. The NBA tests a chip-enabled smart basketball, and a teen explores careers by shadowing workers. Plus, Halloween candy spending sparks some sweet surprises.
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New York May End Central Park Carriage Rides
- New York City may end horse-drawn carriage rides after nearly two centuries of tradition.
- A summer accident and concerns about horses in extreme temperatures accelerated the proposed ban, which could begin in June 2028.
A Sudden Cold Front Brings Severe Weather
- A sharp cold front could bring fall weather, freezing temperatures, and severe storms across the United States.
- The Plains and Texas may see flooding, hail, damaging winds, and an isolated tornado as temperatures plunge.
A Cyberattack Warmed Hundreds Of Supermarkets
- Hackers compromised refrigerator software at more than 400 French supermarkets, warming food to 122 degrees Fahrenheit.
- Some stores discarded cold-storage products, while technicians at others prevented major losses.