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Omaha sports bar owner honors sister’s memory during Nebraska-Creighton volleyball match
Owner says demand for spaces to watch women’s sports continues to grow.
Wardogs studio CEO issues new statement, after backlash for saying his studio won't hire people who "constantly tweet anti-crunch messaging"
Bulkhead CEO Joe Brammer issues a new statement to Eurogamer, after finding himself in hot water over comments about crunch and social media screening.
Senate Democrats meet with Abdul El-Sayed, rallying around Michigan nominee
Woman allegedly walked naked into Watertown business, assaulted first responders
A woman allegedly high on drugs is accused of walking into a Watertown business naked before assaulting first responders.
House votes unanimously to hold Epstein business associate Leon Black in contempt of Congress
On shores of Lake Ontario, the Toronto International Film Festival bristles at Trump's trade war
The 51st Toronto International Film Festival has unspooled against a backdrop of rising tensions between the U.S. and Canadian governments, though it would be hard to tell it from the convivial atmosphere on the ground | KMBZ
Benson, James lay out plans on tariffs, taxes and MEDC overhaul in business forum
Democratic Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson and Republican U.S. Rep. John James appeared separately before the Detroit Economic Club to answer the same eight questions on economic and business policy.
Healthy Living w/ USA Health: Sickle Cell Awareness
September is National Sickle Cell Awareness Month— a time to spotlight the genetic blood disorder affecting roughly 100,000 Americans and millions worldwide.
Sports entertainment career expo planned during Smith-Jones basketball excursion
The Smith-Jones Family Foundation is organizing a Sports Entertainment Career Expo during its Nov. 4 pro basketball excursion to Detroit. Youths 16 and younger can learn about careers in the sports entertainment industry while attending the 76ers-Pistons game and participating in special activities.
Ena Hull, President and CEO Ultimate Health Institute shares the new era of growth at UHI
WATCH: House Democrats blasts 'do nothing' Republican majority in midterm pitch to voters
United Center owners tweak plans for park, music hall at $7B 1901 Project
Updated renderings of the $7 billion megaproject show a relocated 6,000-seat music hall southwest of the United Center with a new, smaller park on the hall’s western edge.
Tennessee Secretary of State warns of bogus mail scam targeting newly formed businesses
Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett is warning new business owners not to pay a bogus, overpriced fee to an entity calling itself the Business Resource Center.
Tennessee Secretary of State warns of bogus mail scam targeting newly formed businesses
Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett is warning new business owners not to pay a bogus, overpriced fee to an entity calling itself the Business Resource Center.
Women with same health conditions as men ‘less likely to be offered active treatment’
Men with heart, kidney or liver conditions more likely to be offered intervention compared with women, global analysis finds
Health Check: The importance of quality sleep
Struggling to feel rested even after a full night's sleep? St. Joseph health breaks down why sleep quality matters more than you think — and how your sleep needs change as you age. 💤
Google Pixel phones pwned in zero-click attacks
CISA gives federal agencies just 3 days to patch
Annie Dillard, Pulitzer-winning author of 'Pilgrim at Tinker Creek,' dies at 81
Annie Dillard, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author known for her poetic explorations of nature and spirituality, has died at 81 | WBBM Newsradio 780 AM & 105.9 FM
Annie Dillard, Pulitzer-winning author of 'Pilgrim at Tinker Creek,' dies at 81
Annie Dillard, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author known for her poetic explorations of nature and spirituality, has died at 81 | NewsRadio 1080 KRLD
Annie Dillard, Pulitzer-winning author of 'Pilgrim at Tinker Creek,' dies at 81
Annie Dillard, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author known for her poetic explorations of nature and spirituality, has died at 81 | KYW Newsradio
West Nile virus death confirmed in Georgia, health department says
So far, the department has confirmed eight human cases of the virus this year — but that number is expected to rise.
World Business Chicago announces two winners of design contest
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Character matters most in politics
Pat Hickey writes: Nevadans do not need political messiahs or prophets of partisan doom to save us from the evils of the other political party.
Utah investor doubles down on Chicago apartments with $23.7M Streeterville deal
The deal comes about two months after Highland Real Estate Partners’ largest-ever acquisition in Chicago, when the firm paid $119 million for a River North high-rise in July.
Bernie and Bannon becoming bros? Maybe not, but they are both on the same team for AI regulation
‘More than property damage’: Manchester police investigate hate-symbol vandalism at business
Manchester police are investigating after a downtown business was vandalized with offensive language and hate symbols overnight Wednesday.
No matter how deranged and delusional your podcast is, Liz Truss can go further
In the Trusster’s latest appearance, she says Blair and Brown had a plot to dismantle civilisation and the Tories were part of the woke establishment
How Monumental Sports & Entertainment Turns ‘Full Stack’ Ownership Into A Power Play
Also in the Forbes CMO newsletter: How lack of trust in AI affects customer agent use, Meta introduces personal AI agent Muse, holiday shopping may break records.
Joyful dressing and the trends that took over New York Fashion Week
Designers delivered levity with their Spring/Summer 2027 collections this New York Fashion Week | WWL
Your alma mater is paying WHAT for its college football roster?! MoneyCall
This week's free sports business newsletter from The Athletic includes analysis about NFL Week 1 ratings, misogyny in sports media and more.
"15 years ago, people understood it was an unfinished game": As Endless Legend 2 hits 1.0, Amplitude reflect on how early access has changed
Amplitude has been releasing games in early access for 15 years and in that time attitudes towards unfinished games have changed completely.
Fusion Fest returns to Howard Park next weekend with global foods, music, and cultural celebration
The popular South Bend cultural festival features live entertainment, international food vendors and hands-on activities.
EPA Science Panel Questions Nitrogen Dioxide Pollution Science
An EPA committee on Wednesday kicked off a scientific review of nitrogen dioxide amid concerns about the uncertainty of the existing science.
Fencing goes up around the main Kennedy Center building after Trump-aligned board votes to close it
Fencing has gone up around the main Kennedy Center building, a day after the Trump-aligned board voted to close most of the performing arts center for repairs | KNX News 1070 AM
Fencing goes up around the main Kennedy Center building after Trump-aligned board votes to close it
Fencing has gone up around the main Kennedy Center building, a day after the Trump-aligned board voted to close the performing arts center for repairs | 830 WCCO
Lawton Indian Health Services, VA to host PACT Act event on Sept. 23
Lawton Indian Health Service and Veterans Affairs are set to host “Your Service. Our Mission: Bringing VA Benefits Home,” a PACT Act disability presumptive conditions event on Sept. 23.
Ed Sheeran wants to stay out of politics. By quitting his tour, his support acts have exposed the hollowness of neutrality
By standing behind support act Macklemore, who was removed from the tour for his vocal support of Palestine, these artists are demonstrating the self-sacrifice necessary to stand against those crushing free speech
Ferritin face: the new health scare taking social media by storm
Seeing a pallid, washed-out face in the mirror? Prepare to be diagnosed …
Eating grass, turkey legs and milk showers: Sport’s strangest winning rituals
From full-fat dairy to cutting nets and tattoos, here’s how sportspeople savour winning moments
Tuberculosis case confirmed at high school in Cumberland Co., more than 260 others possibly exposed
Officials said a case of tuberculosis was confirmed in someone at Seventy-First High School. They have identified 260 people so far who may have had close contact with the person who was infected.
Raymond James Adds IRA Option for Small Business Owners
The move by Raymond James follows a trend of wealth managers offering their advisors an in-house small-business retirement plan for clients.
National Fuel Gas explores options for $5 billion natural gas production business, sources say
U.S. energy firm National Fuel Gas is exploring strategic options for its integrated natural gas production business, with any deal set to value the unit at around $5 billion, five people familiar with the matter said.
Science Museum on Purpose-Driven Licensing
Amy Harbour, head of licensing, Science Museum Group, discusses how the institution's licensing program prioritizes mission over merchandise.
Scabies concern at Lewis County High School addressed; health officials explain reporting guidelines
The Lewis County Health Department was notified of a scabies concern at Lewis County High School on Sept. 10.
Business in the U.S. is still betting on clean energy
The global clean energy industry has a remarkably positive story to tell.
United and American say fuel-cost surge may require capacity cuts
“If fuel prices remain as high as they are right now, I think that that’s going to require some adjustments in terms of our capacity planning as we take a look out into the future.”
CEO Economic Outlook Index Q3 2026
The Business Roundtable CEO Economic Outlook Index is based on a survey, conducted quarterly since the fourth quarter of 2002, of our member CEOs' plans for hiring and capital spending, and their expectations for sales, over the next six months.
Capitals address Ovechkin’s role in Russian political ad
The Washington Capitals said Alex Ovechkin was asked to appear in a new ad for Russia’s ruling United Russia party while in Moscow this summer, emphasizing he is a Russian citizen focused on the upcoming NHL season and his community role in D.C.
Pete Alonso hits 300th homer to tie game in 9th against Mets and gets rare curtain call on road
Mercy Health to host pediatric cancer awareness event
An upcoming event hosted by Mercy Health Lourdes Hospital hopes to bring heightened awareness to pediatric cancer.
A-State to host three political debates
Arkansas State University’s ASU-TV will host three political debates in October for candidates vying for office.
Republican senator faults Trump vaccine policy for US measles deaths as panel weighs health nominees
The Republican chairman of the U.S. Senate health committee on Wednesday blamed the Trump administration's approach to vaccines for recent measles deaths in Pennsylvania and pressed the president's pick for surgeon general to state plainly that vaccines do not cause autism.
Fire breaks out at Long Beach electrical business
Owner Henry Schepens said he received a call informing him the building on Beatline Road was on fire.
Scientists create mice with part-human brains
Researchers hope to shed light on conditions such as schizophrenia, epilepsy, cerebral palsy, intellectual disability and rare forms of dementia
Family Business: Bismarck teacher follows in both parents’ footsteps
Faith Reyes joined her parents, Andrew and Angela Fischer, as a Bismarck Public School teacher this fall.
Opinion: Bridgeport residents have every right to demand answers
Chicago Architecture Center CEO Eleanor Gorski apologizes for remarks that upset Bridgeport residents and clarifies her views on the proposed Amtrak facility.
I have faced abuse, assaults and death threats because I’m an MP. It’s making politics a no-go zone
A new report highlights the dangers experienced by those who seek to serve the public. People are being deterred and your democracy is suffering, says Labour MP Dawn Butler
Scene calendar: Upstage at Phillips Center, 'Free Fridays,' Chomp the Block
Enjoy two intimate nights of music as Fabiola Méndez (Sept. 18) and Bristol Lightning (Sept. 19) perform Upstage at the Phillips Center on the UF campus.
Midtown Costco closing Oct. 1 to transition into business center; what’s staying, what’s going
Changes ahead for Midtown Costco: what’s staying, what’s going in business center shift.
Free senior expo brings health screenings, local resources to Bay City
Seniors and their families can get free health screenings and connect with local resources, all in one place.
2 women charged after prostitution investigation at Alexander County business
According to court documents, an undercover officer went to the business as part of the investigation.
Savannah State University establishes John Lewis School of Public Policy and Social Sciences
Savannah State University announced Wednesday the establishment of a new academic school honoring the life and legacy of civil rights icon and longtime Georgia Congressman John Lewis.
US business inventories rise more than expected in July
U.S. business inventories increased more than expected in July as retailers and wholesalers restocked to meet robust demand, suggesting that inventories could add to economic growth in the third quarter.
Hastings apartment building reopens after ricin exposure
Health officials have cleared 2 floors for entry at apartment complex exposed to ricin.
Colts WR Keenan Allen formally charged with 2 misdemeanors stemming from August DUI arrest
May Mobility set to go public in a $1.4B deal
Ann Arbor-based autonomous vehicle technology company May Mobility is set to go public in a deal that values it at $1.4 billion.
Crypto bill's defeat shows limits of industry's political machine
The U.S. Senate's vote against advancing a major crypto bill amid persistent opposition from Democrats and a handful of Republicans marks one of the most significant setbacks for the industry, showing the limits of its muscle in Washington.
BIRDIE THIRTY: "Window feeders provide endless entertainment for cats" - EWN at 7:30am on 9-13-2026
Window feeders provide endless entertainment for kitties, which pays off twofold: it keeps the cats happy and amused without exposing them to the outdoor dangers of predators and cars, and also lets them watch birds without killing them, thus helping out our feathered friends, too! Feral/outdoor domestic cats are one of the top three reasons for decline in bird populations (i.e bird death) in North America, so a window feeder (and indoor cats) are two big steps in the right direction! As seen here, this parade of curious kitties is enraptured by the idea that a bird might visit momentarily. Once a cat learns that a window feeder will attract these winged wonders, it will often stay pinned at the window for hours, eagerly awaiting the next bird. Sometimes watching the cats watch the birds can be even more entertaining than watching the birds themselves!
University of Ky. hosts “Be Healthy Bash”, offers wellness resources
UK HealthCare is hosting an event to provide community members with health resources on Sept. 19.
WATCH LIVE: Dr. Nicole Saphier testifies in confirmation hearing for U.S. surgeon general
UT unveils ’865 Neyland,’ new renderings for Neyland Stadium entertainment district
‘865 Neyland’ has been officially unveiled as the name of the massive new entertainment district and 24-story hotel tower coming next to Neyland Stadium