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Summer is winding down: Health tips for parents ahead of the school year
Summer break is wrapping up for students across the Piedmont Triad, and many parents may be wondering how to ensure their children have a good start to the school year. Here's what health experts suggest.
Entire business development team at Kansas City's EDC let go in restructuring
The Economic Development Corporation of Kansas City has eliminated its entire business development team, saying the move is part of a restructuring.
How many cigarettes is wildfire smoke equivalent to? The science explained
Wildfire smoke contains tiny PM2.5 particles that can pose serious health risks. Here's how you can compare prolonged smoke exposure to smoking cigarettes and what it means.
More than half of US states ban transgender athletes from participating in sports. See where
More than half of U.S. states have bans that prohibit either transgender girls or all transgender athletes from participating on certain sports teams. See where
More than half of US states ban transgender athletes from participating in sports. See where
More than half of U.S. states have bans that prohibit either transgender girls or all transgender athletes from participating on certain sports teams. See where
More than half of US states ban transgender athletes from participating in sports. See where
More than half of U.S. states have bans that prohibit either transgender girls or all transgender athletes from participating on certain sports teams. See where
Governor signs bill to expand mental health coverage for volunteer first responders in NH
Gov. Kelly Ayotte was surrounded by legislators and first responders for a signing of a bill that expands access to mental health coverage for volunteer first responders.
Cyclosporiasis cases rise in Polk County as health officials warn about fresh produce
Polk County has already logged 19 cyclosporiasis cases this year, up from 11 in all of 2025.
How a teen turned a candy hobby into business sold at Disney World
An 18-year-old has transformed her COVID-era hobby into a thriving business, with her freeze-dried candy now sold at Disney World and other prominent locations.
Black Men's Wellness Day to prioritize health, celebrating strength and resilience
This weekend is about more than fitness for the Black Men's Wellness Day on Saturday. It's about saving lives and building healthier communities.
Smoke from Canadian wildfires prompts more health warnings in New Hampshire
Wildfire smoke blowing in from Canada has cast a yellowish haze across skies in New Hampshire and prompted warnings from health officials.
Sports Column: Fletcher Mackel explains how & why professional hockey in New Orleans could succeed
Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) in New Orleans serving as the anchor tenant at a newly renovated Municipal Auditorium
Human West Nile virus case confirmed in Worcester, health officials say
A human case of West Nile virus has been detected in Worcester, the city's Division of Public Health said.
How Clean, Accessible Data Powers Agentic AI Workflows and Better Business Decisions
Over the past few months, conversations with customers, partners, and peers — including at the recent Databricks Data + AI Summit — have surfaced a consistent set of shifts happening across the analytics and data landscape.
Empire Towers road closures adjusted to allow access to businesses
Anne Arundel County officials are adjusting road closure around the Empire Towers safety perimeter.
Magazine Street businesses thrive during restaurant week despite summer heat
Magazine Street Restaurant Week is helping local eateries draw customers during the slow summer season, with owners and visitors sharing their excitement over the turnout.
'Weather the storm of construction': New funding for businesses impacted by streetcar
Omaha offers new funding resources for businesses impacted along streetcar route. The Streetcar Business Impact fund provides money to businesses with proven revenue decreases.
South Omaha businesses say little to no communication creates barriers during Plaza de la Raza construction
"I think there should have been like more communication or try to rearrange something beforehand," a South Omaha business owner said.
3 businesses recovering after fire in Lebanon County
The cleanup continues after a fire damaged three businesses and an apartment in Lebanon County on Saturday morning.
Flow of Parkway closure detours continues to surprise local businesses
During rush hour, it took Live Drive Four nearly 40 minutes combined to cross the Rankin and Homestead Grays bridges. Despite that, business owners said things haven't slowed down.
Lexington Business Owners Plead for Progress as Main Street Closure Drags On
Lexington Businesses Say Extended Main Street Closure Is Driving Away Customers
Video: Woman, still wearing psychiatric bracelet, jailed by OKC officer during mental health crisis
An interaction between an Oklahoma City police officer and a woman in a mental health crisis is now under investigation after body camera video showed
Hillbilly Hemp business search ends with one arrest, SBI says
A search of Hillbilly Hemp, a business in North Carolina, ended with one arrest and marijuana seized, according to the Alexander County Sheriff's Office.
GOVERNOR MEYER LAUNCHES DELAWARE COMMERCIAL CORRIDOR INITIATIVE TO SUPPORT SMALL BUSINESSES
Governor Matt Meyer joined Delaware Division of Small Business Director CJ Bell to launch the Delaware Commercial Corridor Initiative (DCCI), a new statewide program designed to help small businesses improve their storefronts, buildings and operations while revitalizing Delaware's downtown and commercial districts. The initiative pairs targeted grant funding with capital from lending institutions to drive visible improvements. Through DCCI, the Division of Small Business will invest $4.5 million in state Strategic Fund dollars to help existing brick-and-mortar small businesses make property and equipment improvements that strengthen their businesses and improve the appearance of commercial corridors.
Brick Pizzeria closes in Franklin; new 'entertainment experience' coming
Brick Pizzeria and Ristorante has closed at Ballpark Commons in Franklin after opening just over three years ago.
Hamilton County health officials report more cyclosporiasis cases
As of noon Monday, Hamilton County Public Health is reporting 16 total cases, up from the 13 cases reported late last week.
Billy Pie is back in the restaurant business with new Tuckahoe Shopping Center spot
After a few years focusing on selling frozen pies from other shops, Billy Fallen is warming up for his brick-and-mortar return in the West End.
‘Water rushing through the bricks’: Pipe burst floods Cleveland business, impacts service
Council President Blaine Griffin said he’s going to see what he can do to address Cleveland’s aging infrastructure after a water main break left people without water and flooded a local business.
'Amazing heartland of the US': Some Kansas City-area businesses thriving after World Cup experience
"I feel like it's been great for the city": The World Cup business bump may not have been universal, but many KC-area businesses say the influx of visitors has made a major impact.
Ribbon cutting planned at Fort Dodge sports complex
Fort Dodge is unveiling upgrades at the Harlan and Hazel Rogers Sports Complex with a ribbon cutting and public tours Tuesday.
Walker Kessler’s ‘brick wall’ promise will fire up Lakers fans
Los Angeles Lakers' new center Walker Kessler makes a reassuring promise to the fanbase for the 2026-27 season.
Is court mandated mental health help working? Victim's have concerns.
Rutledge Deas, previously convicted in New Orleans and Jefferson Parish for posing as a special needs individual, was arrested again in Lafayette earlier this year, raising concerns about court-mandated mental health treatment and sentencing.
Business owner says higher minimum wage would raise costs, but he supports it
Pennsylvania’s budget boosts education funding, but leaves minimum wage unchanged as business owners and lawmakers weigh the cost.
Empire Towers shutdown leaves Glen Burnie businesses in limbo
The lack of information has residents, small business owners, their employees' clients and customers feeling unseen, frustrated, confused and worried.
How high school health classes may help reduce teen substance use
New research suggests schools that consistently offer health classes may help lower teen vaping, marijuana use and drinking.
Soccer, not just American football, may affect long-term brain health, study suggests
As the World Cup nears its final, a new study raises questions about whether long-term soccer head impacts could affect brain health.
How a northern Kentucky teen turned a candy hobby into business sold at Disney World
An 18-year-old from Northern Kentucky has transformed her COVID-era hobby into a thriving business, with her freeze-dried candy now sold at Disney World and other prominent locations.
Detectives seek suspects in Upstate business break-in
Detectives in Anderson County are trying to identify the people responsible for breaking into a business on July 4.
North Carolina congressman, wife sell their McDonald's business
North Carolina Congressman Chuck Edwards and his wife are selling their McDonald's business, ending a nearly 50-year family chapter as he focuses on Congress.
Suspect arrested after man found dead over the weekend outside northwest OKC business
Police arrested a suspect in connection with a homicide investigation that started when a body was found over the weekend outside a business in northwest Oklahoma City.
Church hosts free back-to-school health fair in West Palm Beach.
The event was at its campus on Summit Boulevard.
Rural Passport Program supports small businesses in Western Iowa
The Rural Passport Program encourages visitors to explore Western Iowa’s small businesses by collecting stamps for prizes while supporting local shops and restaurants.
Albuquerque’s Book Fest highlights local authors and small businesses
A two-day event celebrating Albuquerque’s small business community with local authors, vendors, and book-themed activities.
'We never really got off the ground', Oak Park ice cream shop to close after two years
Licked, a neighborhood ice cream shop in Oak Park, will close its doors at the end of July.
Stockton-con brings pop culture celebration to Adventist Health Arena
Stockton-con returned this weekend, uniting fans of gaming, comics, and shows for two days of activities and special guests in Stockton.
Sen. Lindsey Graham leaves political legacy in New Hampshire
Sen. Lindsey Graham, the South Carolina Republican who died Saturday night, leaves behind a political mark in New Hampshire through years of campaign visits, media appearances, and personal friendships.
'Briefly unconscious': Sen. Mitch McConnell provides health update, photo from the hospital
After being hospitalized for nearly a month, Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell provides an update on his health.
Sen. Mitch McConnell releases photo from hospital, breaking silence on health condition
Sen. Mitch McConnell on Sunday revealed for the first time that a fall led to his hospitalization, breaking the silence about his condition after weeks of mounting speculation about the Kentucky Republican’s health.
'Still have unfinished business to complete': Sen. Mitch McConnell gives update on health
Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell provided a long-awaited update about his health on Sunday after being hospitalized for over a month.
'Still have unfinished business to complete': Sen. Mitch McConnell gives update on health
Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell provided a long-awaited update about his health on Sunday after being hospitalized for over a month.
KS Supreme Court amendment would reintroduce politics to the bench
Justices haven't been elected since the 1950's
Sac County sheriff criticizes CA crime policies, calls for victim-focused reforms
With about a month left for California lawmakers and the governor to pass new laws for the year, Sacramento County Sheriff Jim Cooper voiced frustration over the state's crime policies, citing issues with mental health diversion, domestic violence laws, and funding for Proposition 36, while urging lawmakers to prioritize victims' rights.
California Politics 360 full episode | Public safety concerns as homicide rates reach state low
Attorney General Rob Bonta laid out his recommendations to cut gun deaths by 30-50% in a new report.
How ready is Los Angeles for the 2028 Olympics?
Los Angeles area State Senator Ben Allen discussed Los Angeles' preparations for the 2028 Olympics, addressing lessons from the World Cup, infrastructure needs, and collaboration with federal and local partners.
Visit the Orlando Science Center during Disability Pride Month
Meteorologist Victoria Wisniewski got a sneak peek at how every young scientist can have the best experience
NH's Business: 603 History Hunt & historical "firsts" in the Granite State
Fred Kocher sits down with William Dunlap with NH Historical Society to talk about the 603 History Hunt that's underway in New Hampshire all through July.
World Cup watch parties energize Sacramento fans and businesses
Sacramento bars and lounges are buzzing with World Cup watch parties, uniting fans and boosting sales during the summer lull.
Hyde Park Square business says it is relocating amid controversial redevelopment plans
A Hyde Park Square business says that it is being forced to relocate amid the controversial redevelopment plans that are planned for the neighborhood over the next few years.
More people are focusing on gut health as fermented foods gain popularity
More people are focusing on their gut health as colorectal cancer rises among young adults and personalized gut microbiome treatments become increasingly popular.
More people are focusing on gut health as fermented foods gain popularity
More people are focusing on their gut health as colorectal cancer rises among young adults and personalized gut microbiome treatments become increasingly popular.
Sunny Days of Ithaca Set to Close After 12 Years of Business on The Commons
Sunny Days of Ithaca, a mom-and-pop souvenir shop on the Ithaca Commons, will be shutting down their brick and mortar shop this Labor Day in the face of rising debt.
Cyclospora outbreak sickens 50 people in Florida, health officials say
A cyclospora outbreak has sickened 50 people in Florida, with health officials warning about the risks of consuming contaminated fresh produce.
Mid- City Businesses unite after months of ongoing crime and safety concerns around Comiskey Park
Months after WDSU Investigates exposed safety concerns at Comiskey Park, business owners say they're still waiting for change.
Firmware update bricks Hue Bridge Pro devices; Philips gives free replacements
Affected users will have to configure their lights and settings all over again.
Gov. Kelly Ayotte signs tax credit to incentivize businesses to invest in employee childcare
Gov. Kelly Ayotte held a ceremonial bill signing Thursday to highlight a new childcare tax credit aimed at incentivizing businesses to invest in childcare opportunities for employees.
Some Kansas City small businesses are ready for life after the World Cup
Some Kansas City businesses say World Cup crowds never translated into sales. Now they're hoping regular customers return after Saturday's final match in Kansas City.
Jackson County Sheriff: Federal search at Kansas City business was 'not an immigration raid'
A federal criminal search warrant executed at a northeast Kansas City food manufacturing business led to the arrest of an unregistered sex offender. The Jackson County Sheriff's Office says the operation was not an immigration raid.
Loyola forensic science training center gets federal funding
Loyola University Maryland's forensic science program is set to expand with $965,000 in federal funding.
Bat exposure warning linked to Mount Airy fireworks show
Attendees of Mount Airy's July Fourth fireworks show came into contact with bats, the Carroll County Health Department warns.
CNBC ranks North Carolina high on business rankings
Ohio took the top spot, but North Carolina and Virginia still ranked among CNBC’s best states for business in 2026.
Olde Mille House Shoppes working to repair property damage from weekend storms
The Olde Mille House Shoppes in Lancaster County repairs storm damage.
UK populist leader's election gamble backfires as his only opponent is a trash can
A gamble by UK populist leader Nigel Farage to resign as MP and trigger a snap special election has resulted in a race where his only opponent is a trash can.
Local businesses, students gather Wednesday in Milwaukee for HBCU homecoming celebration
Local businesses, students gather Wednesday in Milwaukee for HBCU homecoming celebration
Iowa's first measles case of 2026 reflects a changing reality for doctors, health officials
Iowa's first measles case of 2026 is highlighting how rising cases across the U.S. have Iowa doctors preparing for a disease once thought to be on its way to extinction.
French Quarter businesses prepare for court intervention over Decatur Street construction
French Quarter businesses have filed an injunction against the Sewerage and Water Board, citing prolonged construction on Decatur Street as the cause of financial losses and closures.
Chambers of commerce report good business over Fourth of July weekend
Around New Hampshire, regional chambers of commerce are reporting a boost in visitors for the Fourth of July weekend.
UnityPoint Health confirms layoffs as part of Revenue Cycle outsourcing
UnityPoint says it will transition "certain Revenue Cycle functions" to Omega Healthcare.
Funding cuts jeopardize Navajo Nation teen health program at Johns Hopkins
A Johns Hopkins Center program offering sports camps with reproductive health education for Navajo Nation youth is at risk after losing $1.1 million in federal funding.
Boston sues Meta, TikTok, Snapchat and YouTube citing youth mental health
Boston is suing major social media companies, saying addictive platform features worsened student mental health and strained school resources.
Kentucky Gov. Beshear asks Mitch McConnell to share health update
As Sen. Mitch McConnell remains in the hospital more than three weeks after he was admitted, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear is requesting he share an update on his health.
Clarksville businesses, leaders concerned about proposed changes to Clark Memorial Bridge
A proposed traffic change on Clark Memorial Bridge is raising concerns among Clarksville business owners and local leaders.
Stockton businesses optimistic as new city hall opens on waterfront
Stockton's new city hall opened on the waterfront, bringing hundreds of employees to the area and raising hopes among nearby businesses for increased activity.
Businesses along detour routes get ready for Parkway East closure
The Parkway East closure starts Friday, and a lot of cars will be taking the detours on roads that already see a heavy traffic flow. What does this mean for businesses along those routes?
Palm Beach County students gain hands-on business experience at entrepreneurship forum
Nearly 300 students in Palm Beach County participated in the "Mind Your Business" forum, which focuses on STEM, media, artificial intelligence, and trades.
What we know—and don't—about Mitch McConnell's health and hospitalization
Here's what we know so far, along with the questions that remain unanswered about Sen. Mitch McConnell's hospitalization.
District Attorneys celebrate upcoming changes to California's mental health diversion program
A new California law will make it harder for some individuals to qualify for the state’s mental health diversion program, which allows people who have committed crimes to avoid charges and incarceration for mental-health-related reasons.
NYC building evacuated due to 'buckled' beams, 'sagging' floors
A Manhattan high-rise that once served as Pfizer's global headquarters was evacuated Tuesday morning after bricks plunged from the 38-story tower.
Adam Sandler visits Gilford business on Fourth of July
Adam Sandler made a stop at a Granite State business on Saturday night.
Big Tech data centers are driving up power bills at America's Rust Belt factories
For years, electricity costs for the Belden Brick Company in Sugarcreek, Ohio, had been relatively stable. Last year, they surged by 90% — largely because of rising power demand from data centers in the region.
Multiple fire departments respond to put out fire inside Hamilton business
Fire departments from multiple communities raced to put out a fire at a business in Butler County on Monday night.
Norman businesses face thousands in losses as storms leave them in the dark
"It's a total loss." Norman restaurants say storms knocked out coolers and freezers, costing one business about $10,000 as their doors remained shut.
More than 2 dozen businesses in St. Joseph sued for alleged noncompliance with ADA
More than two dozen businesses in St. Joseph have been sued for alleged noncompliance with ADA. But some ADA advocates are questioning the intention of these lawsuits.
New Mexico health officials warn the public about bats as rabies concerns rise
New Mexico health officials warn the public about bats as rabies concerns rise
Video shows totes of clothes burning outside Upstate business
Firefighters in Duncan, South Carolina, responded to a fire at a business early Saturday morning and found totes of clothes burning on a loading dock.
Grand View goalkeeper channels love for sports into podcast
Louis Helm helped Grand View win a national soccer championship. Now he's using his podcast to learn more about the world of sports.
It’s not clear how California’s education power shift will impact schools this year
After California lawmakers and the governor changed state law so the Department of Education is overseen by the governor instead of the state superintendent, it’s unclear how the move will impact the upcoming school year. "What we hope to see is a streamlining of the administration of public education in California," Assembly Education Chairwoman Assemblymember Darshana Patel, D-San Diego, said in an interview on California Politics 360.Patel helped carry the change through legislation at the state Capitol.
Assemblyman Jeff Gonzalez on his military service, veterans advocacy, and America 250 celebration
California Assemblyman Jeff Gonzalez, one of just a handful of veterans elected to the Legislature, reflected on his military service, his role in founding the Veterans Caucus, and his efforts to organize California’s celebration of America’s 250th anniversary.
Top California public schools chief says he was left out of power shift decision
California’s top public schools official says he was left out of the negotiations and decision-making when the governor and state lawmakers approved a major education overhaul and stripped the Department of Education from his office.
California Politics 360 full episode | Major leadership shift for CA Education Dept.
As lawmakers and the governor passed the state’s spending plan for the year, they also approved a major change in who oversees the California Department of Education.
NH's Business: Increasing energy demand in New Hampshire
Fred Kocher sits down with William Hinkle with Eversource to talk about how increasing demand for energy affects affordability for customers.