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The T. rex had a body temperature similar to our own, study finds
Using fossilized teeth, scientists have finally taken the T. rex’s temperature — and it wasn’t too different from our own.
The T. rex had a body temperature similar to our own, study finds
Using fossilized teeth, scientists have finally taken the T. rex’s temperature — and it wasn’t too different from our own.
Mayor Parker has ordered a task force to study data centers in Philly and report back by June
Parker said the issue is of “grave importance.” But activists who have called on the city to pass a moratorium on data centers called her move too little, too late.
Insight Health to take over management of shuttered Weiss, West Suburban hospitals
The deal came last night after months of wrangling in court over control of the failed system.
Tempe sports grill, casual Scottsdale spot hit with health code violations
A popular Tempe sports grill and a causal Scottsdale eatery were among restaurants hit with health code violations in this week's Dirty Dining report.
Catching up with healthspan and lifespan supplements: A roundup of the latest science
Research on supplementation and aging is advancing quickly, helping to supplant “live longer” language with more nuanced claims based on closer examination of biological mechanisms that might help people live better for longer if they test out in human clinical trials.
The Science of Kindness
Dr. Laura Saunders from the Institute of Living explains how random acts of kindness boost happiness in both those who give and those who receive.
HOMETOWN HEALTH: Doctors study common themes in suicide deaths to guide prevention
Doctors are studying patterns among people who died by suicide in an effort to prevent future deaths.
Trans-Siberian Orchestra’s 30th anniversary tour coming to Upstate NY this winter
Moment of Science: The enduring history and science of salt
For thousands of years, few minerals have shaped human civilization, diet, and trade quite like common salt.
Cleveland police investigate shooting of man outside business
Police are investigating the shooting of a man outside a business on Brookpark Road.
HOMETOWN ENTERTAINMENT: David Arquette to appear at Berglund Center for Scream anniversary event
"Scream" anniversary screening and Arquette conversation set for Oct. 8
Nexus Engineering set to double its footprint and increase local hiring
Nexus is the latest firm to say it needs more space and people to keep up with strong demand.
Alation CEO Warns That Smarter AI Agents Can Still Get Your Business Wrong
Alation CEO Satyen Sangani bets AIOS can make enterprise AI agents more reliable through independent data governance as Snowflake and Databricks expand competing tools.
Exclusive: Wayflyer collects $50M to fuel expansion
The small business lender wants to grow beyond consumer brands and offer more products.
Oura, Counsel Health join CMS ACCESS model to test whether wearables and AI can improve chronic care at scale
Oura and Counsel Health are teaming up to participate in CMS' 10-year chronic condition management program, betting that continuous health data from Oura's smart ring paired with medical AI can hel | Counsel Health, an AI-native primary care company, plans to participate in CMS' ACCESS Model under the early cardio-kidney-metabolic track, with smart ring maker Oura serving as the preferred wearable partner.
CVS Health's Aetna to streamline cancer treatment approvals
CVS Health's Aetna health insurance unit will cut back next year on the preapprovals it requires for treatment for cancer patients to only one medical prior authorization process early on, the company said on Thursday.
Google Home just became a power user’s paradise
Google Home MCP opens the smart home to every AI agent; Android 17 QPR1 and One UI 9 land the same week; Trash: the 39 toll booth for your light bulbs.
Civic Committee lays out a growth agenda for Chicago — starting with 3 million residents
The Civic Committee lays out a 10-year plan to grow Chicago’s population to 3 million, accelerate its economy and strengthen its tax base.
Is State Street SPDR S&P Health Care Services ETF (XHS) a Strong ETF Right Now?
Smart Beta ETF report for XHS
Is NATO ready to fight? The Ukraine war is raising doubts among military analysts
Ukrainian and Western defense officials told Reuters that developments on the battlefield are moving so quickly that some NATO weapons and tactics risk becoming outdated.
Arts and entertainment events happening September 17th-20th across the Mid-Ohio Valley
Here is a look at all the arts and entertainment events happening this weekend across the Mid-Ohio Valley.
Europe's low gas stocks pile on the economic and political pressure
Europe's delay in restocking natural gas storage reserves, combined with near-record prices for diesel and other refined oil products, has added to the pressures on governments as they try to contain public discontent and the rise of the far-right.
How Ohio’s business climate became a flashpoint in the governor’s race
Experts say Ohio's business climate—and Vivek Ramaswamy's tax proposals—are far more complicated than thought.
Libya power cuts push small businesses and weary citizens to brink
Power cuts have been a fact of life for years for Naseem Al-Akkari, who owns a chain of restaurants in Libya's capital, Tripoli.
‘The secret is finally out’: Upstate teams weigh in on national sports recognition
The Upstate is getting national recognition for its minor league sports scene, with Greenville-Spartanburg named the No. 1 minor league market in the country by Sports Business Journal.
Where Mount Pleasant business meets community: Chamber expo returns for 16th year
More than 1,000 people are expected to walk through the doors of the Omar Shrine Convention Center Thursday for an event designed to connect the Mount Pleasant community with local businesses, employers and resources.
Kauai businesses feel tourism slowdown as island recovers from Hurricane Lowell
Kauai businesses say the drop in visitors following Hurricane Lowell is affecting sales and staffing as the island works to recover.
Short-seller puts spotlight back on Raiffeisen's ties to Russia
Austria's Raiffeisen Bank International (RBI) is facing renewed scrutiny as the biggest Western bank still operating in Russia, after a short-seller alleged it was a key channel enabling more than $1 billion of Russian trade to circumvent sanctions.
Brookfield to invest up to $600 million in India's ACME green fuels business
US alternative asset manager Brookfield will invest up to $600 million in India's ACME Cleantech Ventures to help the company develop and build green ammonia and green methanol projects, the companies said on Thursday.
Morocco's political parties battle youth disenchantment ahead of election
Morocco’s political parties are trying to entice young voters to the polls next week with promises of jobs and affordable housing after violent protests last year and a border rush on the Spanish enclave of Ceuta highlighted widespread discontent.
Doing the job - Illinois Times, the capital city's source of news, politics, arts, entertainment, culture
We live in dread of the robot brains, haunted as we are by our exchanges with chatbots that are smarter than any actual person we’ve ever known. More perfect AI is likely to make obsolete jobs by the millions. (On the upside, that will include lots of dreary jobs that talented and ambitious people don’t […]
Henderson welcomes third cohort of small business assistance program
Henderson leaders and CSN kicked off the 2026 business development cohort at City Hall to support local entrepreneurs.
‘It’s heart-wrenching’: Portland sports bar owner devastated after business severely damaged by fire
A Portland sports bar owner says he’s devastated after his business caught fire early Tuesday morning. The smoke from that fire also damaged several other businesses nearby.
‘It’s heart-wrenching’: Portland sports bar owner devastated after business severely damaged by fire
A Portland sports bar owner says he’s devastated after his business caught fire early Tuesday morning. The smoke from that fire also damaged several other businesses nearby.
‘It’s heart-wrenching’: Portland sports bar owner devastated after business severely damaged by fire
A Portland sports bar owner says he’s devastated after his business caught fire. The smoke from that fire also damaged several other businesses nearby.
How Independent Fashion Designers Can Close the Gap Between Visibility and Viability
During New York Fashion Week, RaiseFashion’s Felita Harris, Afterpay’s Rachel Helfman and designer Hiywet ‘Mimi’ Girma joined BoF’s Yasmine Dahlberg at The Standard, East Village to discuss how independent designers can turn attention into a lasting business.
Rankin County woman loses home, business to battery fire
The fire broke out Sunday morning on Rankin Ferguson Road.
Wynne business rebounds three years after tornado
Wynne’s high school is not the only one recovering from the tornado three years ago. Local businesses are also coming back.
Crews respond to structure fire at Ocala manufacturing business
Ocala Fire Rescue crews responded to a structure fire Wednesday at a manufacturing business, according to officials.
Phony online car dealership uses real Douglas County business address
When scammers steal an identity, it’s not always personal information. They often post a phony business online but use a real address.
Phony online business uses real address
When scammers steal an identity, it’s not always personal information. They often post a phony business online but use a real address.
Rogers Behavioral Health opens Eau Claire clinic
Rogers Behavioral Health opens Eau Claire clinic
AI-driven health app helps patients achieve better blood pressure control
Incorporating a free smartphone app featuring AI-driven health coaching, blood pressure monitoring, and behavioral incentives into a hospital's existing clinical workflows helps patients make meaningful reductions in blood pressure, findings that suggest that digital apps may offer an effective means of extending care beyond the clinic when incorporated into treatment plans.
Memphis Sports Hall of Fame honors 2026 inductees
It was a big night in Memphis sports Wednesday as the Memphis Sports Council inducted another group of greats into the Memphis Sports Hall of Fame.
Sidewalk construction uncovered a coal chute, leading to a dispute over repair costs
Sidewalk construction uncovered a coal chute, leading to a dispute over repair costs
Business owner criticizes new Euclid Avenue closure timing ahead of Keeneland
A paving project on Euclid Avenue in Lexington’s Chevy Chase neighborhood has a new timeline, and a local business owner is raising concerns about the timing.
Boulder City warns of health risks after trapped rats released at local park
Officials stress that releasing rodents on public land spreads disease and violates state pest-control statutes.
Wynne business rebounds three years after tornado
The Cordial Cottage was destroyed in the tornado but now has a new home, along with other businesses on Murray Avenue, about a mile and a half from its original location on Falls Boulevard.
As demographics shift, downtown Anchorage businesses adjust to attract younger customers
Forgoing a spontaneous trip to the bar, Gen Z seems to prefer a more curated experience with social media buzz.
New $50 Polymarket invite code “CUSE” extended for MLB, Bills, and politics odds
The Polymarket promo code CUSE has been extended through this week for all markets—deposit $10, get a $50 bonus, and trade Mariners–Angels tonight.
ECU Health expands prenatal care with group visits
Health officials launched the “CenteringPregnancy” program at ECU Health Women’s Physicians in Greenville.
ND Today: Business Highlight: Timeless Touch
ND Today: Business Highlight: Timeless Touch
Snap tries to make the case again for its $2,200 smart glasses
Snap unveiled new features for its smart glasses this week.
Lakers Insider Reveals Marcus Smart's Reasoning to Leave the Lakers
Details on Marcus Smart's shocking exit from Los Angeles after stellar playoff performances
Should You Buy PayPal Stock For Its Credit Business?
PayPal (PYPL) has gained 27% over the past three months while the S&P 500 returned 0.7%. Over the trailing twelve months, the stock is still down 18.7%, so the whole gain is recent. A gain that recent still needs an operating reason to hold, and management points to what PayPal lends, not to the checkout button.
Study looking into solutions for maternal mental health shortfalls in Nebraska
A recent report shows Nebraska is behind on providing mental health support for new mothers. A study is now looking into what’s behind the problem.
Trump tests the limits of political make-believe in North Carolina
‘Some of you like me more than you like the party,’ US president tells small crowd in a speech that no major network covered live
Nevada regulators move to define HOA ‘health and safety’ fines, but critics warn there could be risk to homeowners
Nevada regulators move to define HOA ‘health and safety’ fines, but critics warn there could be risk to homeowners
Health officials urge Virginians to get flu vaccine as season approaches
As flu season approaches, health officials are encouraging Virginians to get vaccinated. The Central Shenandoah Health District says vaccination remains the best way to help prevent severe illness.
Snap targets enterprises with Salesforce, Nvidia AI tools for augmented-reality glasses
Snap on Wednesday announced partnerships with companies including Salesforce, Nvidia and Amazon Web Services to integrate workplace tools into its Specs augmented-reality glasses, courting enterprise demand to carve a foothold in the heavily contested market.
Rising diesel prices hit area businesses
Razorback Rentals owner says fuel costs are the highest since he took over the business in 2004
Scientists challenge US NIH grant screening as unconstitutional
A group of scientists filed a class-action lawsuit on Wednesday against the U.S. National Institutes of Health, alleging the agency is unconstitutionally screening research grants to suppress viewpoints the Trump administration disfavors on topics like diversity, gender identity and climate change.
Entertainment district next to Neyland Stadium officially named “865 Neyland”
Project is fully privately funded and projected to have $5 billion economic impact over 30 years
Entertainment district next to Neyland Stadium named “865 Neyland”
Project is fully privately funded and projected to have $5 billion economic impact over 30 years
How smart are cats? Here’s what science says
Cats show intelligence through memory, object permanence, independent problem-solving, sensory awareness, learning, and their ability to respond to humans.
Dartmouth Health CEO says patient care was focus in deciding layoffs
A day after Dartmouth Health and the UVM Health Network announced layoffs affecting hundreds of employees, the CEO of the region’s largest health care provider insists the cuts are unavoidable and will not harm patient care.
The Fed hiked rates. Here's what economic experts say could come next.
The Fed raised rates for the first time in three years, and smart voices in finance are weighing in on whether more hikes are coming.
Palmetto Sports Daily: Expectations for SC in first SEC game, How Tait Reynolds can improve vs. UNC
The crew discusses what to look forward to in Gamecock's SEC opener against Mississippi State and how Clemon QB Tait Reynolds can improve his play against UNC.
Sports Spotlight: Nate Stevenson
Nate Stevenson’s football roots run deep in Dickinson. From growing up around Dickinson State football to leading Dickinson High to a 3-0 start this season, the senior quarterback is now helping shape the next generation of Mavericks.
Business and community association established in Pine Level
The town of Pine Level is creating a "business and community association. Leaders talked about their excitement as more and more advancements come to the area.
Johnson’s renter protection ordinance advances after major concessions
A stripped-down version of Mayor Brandon Johnson’s renter protection ordinance got a nod from a city panel today as opponents forge ahead with competing legislation.
Healthy Living with Northern Health: Emergency department
Nobody looks forward to an Emergency Room visit, but it’s good to know that it is there if you need it.
Barre school board weighs cuts to sports, extracurriculars after third budget defeat
The budget fight is raising broader questions about whether Vermont’s school funding system is broken.
Dartmouth Health CEO says patient care was focus in deciding layoffs
CEO Joanne Conroy says the cuts were in the works for roughly nine months and that patient needs were a top consideration.
Boil-water advisory takes toll on Wichita businesses, forcing closures & shortages
While some businesses felt the rush, others sat empty.
Philly’s political parties can now spend unlimited amounts in coordination with their candidates
In next year’s primary elections for mayor and Council, candidates endorsed by the Democratic City Committee could be able to access major financial advantages over their rivals.
Students flock to Radford’s new $1.2 million, 10,000 sq. ft. e-sports facility
On Oct. 23, Radford University will hold a ribbon-cutting on its new state-of-the-art e-sports facility.
Pro-repeal campaign runs ads claiming repealing Ballot Measure 2 would ‘bring back’ open primaries
Ballot Measure 2 would repeal Alaska’s nonpartisan open primary and ranked-choice general election system, meaning that primary elections would return to being partisan.
Kentucky health officials confirm 50 measles cases statewide. Here’s what counties near us have reported cases
Dozens of measles cases have been reported across Kentucky. Officials say there are 50 cases reported.
University of Kentucky opens new meats and food science center in Woodford County
University of Kentucky opens new meats and food science center in Woodford County
University of Kentucky opens new meats and food science center in Woodford County
University of Kentucky opens new meats and food science center in Woodford County
University of Kentucky opens new meats and food science center in Woodford County
University of Kentucky opens new meats and food science center in Woodford County
University of Kentucky opens new meats and food science center in Woodford County
University of Kentucky opens new meats and food science center in Woodford County
University of Kentucky opens new meats and food science center in Woodford County
University of Kentucky opens new meats and food science center in Woodford County
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.
Health officials urge preventative rabies care after stray cat tests positive in Pitt County
Pitt County health officials are offering advice to pet owners after a stray cat tested positive for rabies this week, marking the county’s third confirmed case this year.
Augusta Tech brings health resources to underserved communities
Augusta Technical College turned Building 1300 into a one-stop shop for the third stop of its traveling health and resource expo.
Nonprofit helps clients rebuild wardrobes after health changes
Whether it’s a health journey or any other life change, Hernandez said the closet is free.
I feel like the Galaxy Z Fold 8 is the right kind of passport foldable
Passport-style foldables are suddenly everywhere, but the Galaxy Z Fold 8 strikes a particularly smart balance between a genuinely compact body and a useful inner display.
Bethel University launches School of Business with 12 degree programs
Bethel University is launching a School of Business, bringing together every business degree program the university offers under one academic unit.
UP Health System - Marquette receives ACR accreditation for mammography
Staff at UPHS - Marquette say that mammography is an important tool for early detection of breast cancer and can help detect cancer before symptoms arise.
Breathing through the haze: Indonesia confronts a wildfire health crisis
A 'super-El Niño' driving up temperatures and punishing droughts is fanning Indonesia's most intense wildfires in over a decade.
Community Conversation: Dr. Daniel Reed with UVA Health (09-16-26)
Hematologist Oncologist Dr. Daniel Reed
Health First announces layoffs and ends some local programs
Health First announced the elimination of 214 positions, roughly 2% of its workforce, mostly in administrative roles.
University of Kentucky opens new meats and food science center in Woodford County
The center is designed to serve as a bridge between academic research and Kentucky’s livestock and food processing industries.
Goldman CEO says fixed income, currencies, commodities business slightly softer in Q3
Goldman Sachs expects its fixed-income, currencies and commodities (FICC) business will be slightly softer in the third quarter compared to very strong performance for its equities business, Chief Executive David Solomon said on Wednesday.