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UP libraries host Super Science Fest this week
Kids learned about animals, science, and art while beating the summer heat.
Opelika business owners arrested on hemp product charges
Two Opelika business owners have been arrested following a joint investigation into alleged illegal operations at several local vape and CBD businesses, the Opelika Police Department said.
SC behavioral health agency cuts 47 jobs in administrative overhaul, workers say they had no warning
Nearly 50 people are now without jobs after layoffs within the South Carolina Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities.
Local health experts explain cyclosporiasis rise in northwest Ohio, southeast Michigan
Local health officials are reporting a rise in Cyclosporiasis cases across southeast Michigan and northwest Ohio, with Lucas County recording approximately 65 cases and southeast Michigan reporting 170 total, including 90 in Monroe County and 33 in Lenawee County.
Mad Science: Fourth of July Experiments
Mad Science's Radiant Randy joins Shane and Kerrigan to share a few firework-inspired experiments.
Exploreum Science Center kicking off special appreciation week
The Exploreum is celebrating the people who make our community stronger from July 6th to the 11th.
Fire breaks out at Springfield business Wednesday morning
Crews are battling a fire at a Springfield business.
No injuries after fire sparks outside Morehead City carpentry business
Morehead City Fire-EMS was called to the fire at Old Salt Carpentry in the 2500 block of Bridges Street after 9:30 p.m.
Greater Savannah Black Chamber of Commerce celebrates small business grant recipients
Eleven small businesses completed the program and received grant funding.
Bethesda Health Clinic reaches $25M fundraising goal for new Tyler facility
Clinic says new 61,000-square-foot building will serve 50% more uninsured patients starting spring 2027
Pacific Engineering Inc. to become first tenant at Omaha Airport Business Park
The first business has made reservations to move into the Airport Business Park.
Iowa small businesses encouraged to compete for federal defense contracts
Iowa small business owners are being encouraged to compete for billions of dollars in government contracts as the federal government looks to expand its defense industrial base.
Iowa small businesses encouraged to compete for federal defense contracts
Iowa small business owners are being encouraged to compete for billions of dollars in government contracts as the federal government looks to expand its defense industrial base.
Pacific Engineering Inc. to become first tenant at Omaha Airport Business Park
The first business has made reservations to move into the Airport Business Park.
Supreme Court strikes down political party spending limits
The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that campaign finance limits on political parties violate the First Amendment, a decision expected to increase the flow of money into the midterm elections.
Toledo-Lucas County Health Department confirms cases of cyclosporiasis, a parasitic intestinal illness
The Toledo-Lucas County Health Department (TLCHD) has confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis, an intestinal illness caused by a parasite called cyclospora cayetanensis.
Downtown Atlanta Scores Big With New Entertainment Hotspot
Downtown Atlanta Scores Big with Two New Entertainment Hotspots
Mississippi Power Foundation partners with the Mississippi Arts + Entertainment Experience for America250
Mississippi Power and The MAX team up for an America250 Summer Celebration
Local A/C company sees major uptick in business with excessive heat
Those at HD Air are working full throttle
The 2027 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Is Officially a 200-MPH Car
There's no cheaper way to get into a new automobile that can hit the double century mark.
UNC basketball champion arrested after illegal sports betting scheme
Former Tar Heel Ed Davis was one of six arrested in the latest betting sting.
Crews called to overnight fire to auto repair business in Boonville
We’re told there was damage to the back corner of the business.
Crews called to overnight fire to auto repair business in Boonville
Crews called to overnight fire to auto repair business in Boonville
Crews called to overnight fire to auto repair business in Boonville
Crews called to overnight fire to auto repair business in Boonville
Crews called to overnight fire to auto repair business in Boonville
Crews called to overnight fire to auto repair business in Boonville
Jon and Mindy Gray Bet on AI Science Research to Prevent Cancer
Blackstone Inc. President Jon Gray has steered his firm to more artificial-intelligence investments, and the same is true with his science philanthropy.
Developer addresses community concerns around Franklin youth sports complex project
The project, proposed by developer BLVD Capital, would transform Brownland Farm, a 233-acre property on Hillsboro Road just outside downtown Franklin, into “The Banks at Brownland.”
Columbus man arrested following massage business investigation
The Columbus Police Department has arrested a man following an investigation into allegations of inappropriate conduct at a local massage business.
Lawsuit accuses businessman behind unfinished entertainment venue in Bryan of diverting company funds
The Schulman’s Movie Bowl Grille at Midtown Park is years behind schedule, and its owner is facing other legal issues, KBTX has learned
Palmetto Sports Daily: Hornets make big moves, 4th of July food draft begins
The crew has more on the Charlotte Hornets’ big offseason moves, including the trades of both LaMelo Ball and Miles Bridges.
Health District confirms West Nile Virus in Brazos County
The Brazos County Health District (BCHD) announced on Monday that mosquito samples have tested positive for West Nile Virus.
Republic bakery owner loses home and business in weekend fire
A bakery and boutique that had operated in Republic for nearly three decades was destroyed by fire over the weekend, leaving its owner without her business or her home.
More than 100 Tennessee workers laid off amid closure of Gallatin business
More than 100 people will lose their jobs amid the closure of Stanley Black and Decker in Gallatin.
West Hartford business owner detained by ICE, elected officials call for his release
A West Hartford business owner was taken into ICE custody last weekend outside a Dunkin’ location on Park Road, sparking a response from elected officials who are calling for his release.
Monroe County Health Department reports multiple cases of parasite-caused intestinal illness
Multiple cases of cyclosporiasis, a diarrheal illness caused by an infection from a parasite, have been reported in Monroe County, according to the county health department.
Better Business Bureau urges seniors to watch for scams as fraud losses quadruple since 2020
The Better Business Bureau is warning older adults to be more cautious.
Second 2026 Connecticut measles case reported
Connecticut’s second measles case of 2026 in Connecticut was confirmed by state health officials in Monday.
Mental health medications can cause heat sensitivity
Some drugs can impair the body’s ability to cool itself and require extra self-care.
Doctors urge men to prioritize preventative care during Men’s Health Month
One in eight men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime, but many won’t know they’re at risk until it’s too late.
St. Mary’s woman doesn’t let brain injury stop her from business passion
Flourishing in Faith opened in a camper in 2020.
Van crashes into former Benson business
A minivan drove through the side of a vacant building in Benson early Sunday morning, according to police.
Minivan crashes into vacant Benson business
WOWT 6 News 10 p.m. Sunday newscast
Jackson restaurant closing its doors after 56 years of business
After more than 56 years, Piccadilly is officially closing its doors at its Woodrow Wilson Avenue location.
Cedar Crossing Casino to open in 6 months, BBQ restaurant prepares for business boom
CR Midnight Smoker BBQ sits next to the casino construction site. Owner Greg Stoll said business has not slowed during the build.
Prediction market Kalshi sues Illinois over its push to regulate sports bets
The most recent move in the ongoing legal battle between the state and prediction market operators came after the state enacted new sports wagering taxes to support the $55.9 billion budget it passed this spring.
Laredo Public Health issues summer food, pool safety reminders
Laredo Public Health is reminding residents of food and pool safety steps as warmer weather increases the risk of foodborne illness.
Miles Bridges trade details: Hornets send athletic forward to Suns, land Grayson Allen
Phoenix and Charlotte kept the NBA offseason rolling on Sunday, reportedly agreeing to a deal involving some key role players.
Hornets send Miles Bridges to Phoenix Suns, AP source says
Guard Grayson Allen and forward Royce O’Neale would be coming to Charlotte, according to a person familiar with the deal.
Suns trade Grayson Allen, Royce O'Neale for Miles Bridges
The Suns have agreed to trade two key rotation players and a 2033 first-round pick for Hornets forward Miles Bridges and future draft capital.
Hornets reportedly trading Miles Bridges to Suns for Grayson Allen, Royce O'Neale, 1st-round pick
Charlotte continues its offseason overhaul after nearly making the NBA playoffs this past season.
Sanford Health to highlight best practices for AI adoption at national leadership conference
Sanford Health’s Dr. David Newman will speak at two HIMSS AI conferences in Boston this week, discussing AI adoption, governance and clinical workflows.
Sanford Health to highlight best practices for AI adoption at national leadership conference
Sanford Health’s Dr. David Newman will speak at two HIMSS AI conferences in Boston this week, discussing AI adoption, governance and clinical workflows.
Fireball spotted over south Louisiana
A fireball meteor streaked across south Louisiana skies early Sunday, captured on cameras and reported across several southern states.
Arizona health officials investigate suspected pneumonic plague case
Health officials in Yavapai County are looking into a suspected case of pneumonic plague.
Alzheimer’s research headlines 2026 brain health summit
The summit, hosted by the University of Hawaii John A. Burns School of Medicine, highlighted the latest advances in Alzheimer’s research.
Florence community rallies for local business owner diagnosed with brain tumor, here’s how you can help
The Florence community held a fundraising event for a local business owner who was diagnosed with a brain tumor for the second time.
Induction Night at the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame
Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame Week came to a grand finale on June 27, with the induction of its 12 new members.
Alzheimer’s research headlines 2026 brain health summit
The event featured presentations on recent Alzheimer’s advancements.
Northern AZ business stays open for community during power shutoff
Arizona Public Service cut electricity to about 8,000 homes and businesses in the Flagstaff and Grand Canyon area Saturday morning.
Black Hills Renaissance Fair draws crowds for weekend of medieval entertainment
The kickoff of the Renaissance Festival started on Saturday
Team USA Basketball Showcase celebrates youth sports
The Team USA Basketball Showcase tipped off on Saturday featuring community, camaraderie, and a continuing commitment to youth sports.
Shelby County Health Dept. offers free HIV testing
In honor of National HIV Testing Day, the Shelby County Health Department hosted free testing on Saturday, and they urged anyone thinking about getting tested to do it now.
Arizona health officials investigate suspected pneumonic plague case
Yavapai County Community Health Services said Friday that a county resident is thought to have contracted the infection.
Stephenson Business Center highlights local vendors, gives back to community
The Stephenson Business Center holds a community event Saturday with dozens of vendors and some giveaways for area residents.
Strike out the Stigma initiative partners with teams for veteran mental health
A North Dakota insurance company is stepping up to the plate to promote mental health.
Community Harvest receives $5,000 grant from the St. Joseph Community Health Foundation
Community Harvest Food Bank received a $5,000 grant from the St. Joseph Community Health Foundation.
Former NFL star Warrick Dunn hosts wellness day with health screenings, financial education
Saturday’s event was centered around improving physical health, financial stability, and mental well-being.
Omaha City Council agenda notes for June 30
Items on new apartments, pedestrian safety improvements, and the city’s food truck ordinance in Tuesday’s agenda.
Community helps rebuild Future Champions Sports Complex
Now, one year after the disaster, Jamison said he reflects on the support he was shown.
Prediction market Kalshi sues Illinois over its push to regulate sports bets
Prediction market Kalshi — which offers trades on everything from the World Cup top goalscorers to the winners of the reality show Love Island and the 2028 Democratic primary — sued Illinois on Tuesday over its latest push to regulate sports bets on the platform.
Businesses across Oahu prepare to close as rising costs strain operations
Community members say the closures are difficult to watch, especially as familiar businesses continue to disappear across the island.
Applications open for Hawaii County Kona low business recovery program
Eligible businesses can use the money for recovery needs, including equipment repair, temporary relocation costs and water damage.
Politics Unplugged Podcast: Headlines with Stacy Pearson and Marcus Dell’Artino
The Politics Unplugged panel breaks down a possible Arizona special session tied to ESA vouchers, union protections and ballot measures. The discussion centers on whether lawmakers could unwind late-night legislation that angered teachers, police and firefighters. They also examine Gov. Katie Hobbs’ political leverage and why both parties may have reasons to cut a deal. Later, the podcast turns to Trump tax cuts, Democratic Socialists, the White House reflecting pool controversy and the World Cup.
Piccadilly Jackson Medical Mall location closing after more than 56 years in business
After more than 56 years in business, the Piccadilly restaurant located in the Jackson Medical Mall is closing.
Applications open for Hawaii County Kona low business recovery program
The reward from the county can be used for recovery needs, including equipment repair, temporary relocation costs and water damage.
EAST TEXAS POLITICS: Embrace or ban? Railroad commissioner, ag commissioner candidate clash on data centers
Wayne Christian and Clayton Tucker join Blake Holland with opposing views on Texas data centers.
State Street Eating House owner wins women-owned business award at Sarasota ceremony
Owner says she was unprepared for the recognition at the Frank G. Berlin, Sr. Sarasota Business Awards.
CAKE, Smokey Robinson headline annual Memorial Park concert in Omaha on Friday
Crowds began filling the park earlier in the day, with some attendees arriving at dawn to secure their preferred spots.
‘Pineapple Days’ sidewalk sale draws business to Lincoln stores amid downtown construction
Cinnamon Dokken, owner of A Novel Idea Bookstore, said it was named for the Lemon Days sidewalk sales that many businesses around Lincoln used to do, instead using pineapples.
Jackson Parish young business leaders class
Town of Jonesboro and Mayor James Harris look to host class for young kids learn the business world
EAST TEXAS POLITICS: Railroad commissioner, ag commissioner candidate clash on data centers
Texas Railroad Commissioner Wayne Christian, a Republican, and Democratic nominee for Texas Agriculture Commissioner Clayton Tucker, who hold opposing views on data centers, talked with Blake Holland for this week’s edition of East Texas Politics on East Texas Now. .
Moment of Science: Music and Color
Dr. Stefan Wienzierl at TU Berlin studies how the architecture of a classroom or concert hall can impact the quality of music or speech.
Sturgeon City unveils ‘STEAM on the Go’ mobile science bus
Sturgeon City unveils ‘STEAM on the Go’ mobile science bus
General manager arrested for stealing over $40,000 from Black Canyon City business
An investigation found that financial records had been deleted, documentation was incomplete and deposits were missing.
HOMETOWN ENTERTAINMENT Standup comedian Susan Horne offers preview of upcoming show in Lynchburg
Comedian Susan Horne among the featured performers at upcoming evening of clean comedy in Lynchburg.
Sturgeon City unveils ‘STEAM on the Go’ mobile science bus
The bus is designed to bring hands-on science lessons directly to local schools and community events.
Horry County business evacuated after reported gas leak
A gas leak in Horry County has caused a business to evacuate.
Sheriff’s office releases body-cam video after viral arrest at Augusta business
The Richmond County Sheriff’s Office has issued a statement after a video has been circulating social media of a woman’s arrest.
Dartmouth Health reports $63.5M deficit in first quarter
Dartmouth Health is reporting a nearly $63.5 million deficit for the first quarter.
University of Tennessee at Martin offers 4 day science camp for rising 6th to 8th graders
The University of Tennessee at Martin still has availability for their Meteorology and Agricultural Camp on June 29 through July 2.
MOMENT OF SCIENCE: How music can be interpreted differently
Music is a universal language, although how we perceive it can change from person to person.
Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame Preview: Mike McConathy
Our preview of the 2026 Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame Class concludes with Northwestern State’s legendary basketball coach - Mike McConathy!
54th Water Ski Days brings business to Lake City
Hundreds of people filled the lakeshore for the opening night, which featured food vendors, live entertainment, and more than 200 volunteers, all part of what has become Lake City’s largest annual gathering.
Meeting the dozen new inductees in the 2026 Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame class
New inductees for Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame honored at press conference
West Knoxville business closing as Tennessee tightens hemp regulations
The Hemp House in West Knoxville will close by July 2 as Tennessee’s new hemp regulations take effect.
‘Turf Tank’ robot elevates Oregon sports fields
The Oregon Youth Soccer Association is taking advantage of some new technology to keep its fields game day ready.
Matt Rhule hosts youth football camp in Omaha through FlexWork Sports
Matt Rhule and four Nebraska football players made the trek to Omaha Thursday.