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The truth of the World Cup & KC business is complex, small-business advocate says
Some business owners say they haven’t struggled, but the World Cup hasn’t given them any drastic change in foot traffic.
Player availability report, presented by Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute: Orlando Pride vs Kansas City Current
Here is this week's player availability report, presented by Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute, for Friday's home match vs Kansas City Current
Mountain Brook will soon decide if your neighbor can run a business from home
After years of debate, the city will vote on an ordinance that will limit the kinds of client based businesses allowed to operate in homes.
Troy Council overrides veto over hearing on license plate reader emergency order
This will allow for hearings on a law to align the city's charter with the state's in defining what is considered a public emergency.
Cutting federal science funding threatens Kansas’ economic power
Sen. Jerry Moran stood up for vital research done in his state. We need everyone to follow his lead. | Opinion
Political Candidates Have An Opening on Clean Energy
Democrats and Republicans have a once-in-a-generation opening to advance a clean energy agenda, writes David Kieve.
Foldable iPhone Ultra Battery Capacity Allegedly Registered by Supplier
Apple's battery supplier has registered two new battery cells believed to be destined for the company's rumored foldable iPhone, according to a prolific Chinese leaker. In a post on Weibo, the leaker known as Digital Chat Station said that the two cells have rated capacities of 1,921mAh and 2,962mAh, for a combined minimum rated capacity of 4,883mAh.
Why NYC council speaker and Health Department are at odds over Legionnaires outbreak
New York City health officials say it’s a bit like a crime investigation. But instead of persons of interest, they are looking into buildings of interest in their investigation into the Legionnaires’ outbreak on the Upper East Side.
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.
I Singer The Body Electric: Phillies 1, Reds 0
The Queen City saw two kingly pitching performances.
Opinion | Northern Metropolis’ science and education focus key to Hong Kong’s future
Developing a ‘science and education city’ will put Hong Kong on course to support China’s national strategy.
Many Philadelphia businesses are not complying with plastic bag law: Survey
The organization also found that more than 20% of surveyed businesses were still providing plastic bags, despite the citywide ban.
Officials cheer Anthropic’s expansion in Manhattan
The maker of the Claude chatbot said it's doubling its New York City workforce this year, growing to about 1,000 employees.
Mayor Johnson names Dr. Garth Walker to lead Chicago Department of Public Health
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has named Dr. Garth Walker as his choice to lead the Chicago Department of Public Health, putting the current chief medical officer of Rush Health in line to become the city's next public health commissioner.
Nicolas Johnson Dead: Son of Hollywood Attorney Matt Johnson Was 28
The Morehouse College graduate was killed in a single-vehicle crash in Sherman Oaks on July 1.
Unearthed records reveal Dem mayor sought tax hike to fund DEI role ahead of key House race
Scranton's mayor once proposed a 3% property tax increase to fund a DEI coordinator role, a budget her city council ultimately cut without fanfare.
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.
Witnesses say several people detained in HSI operation at Kansas City business
Witnesses say at least six people were detained Thursday morning as part of a Homeland Security Investigation operation at a food business in Kansas City, Missouri.
Democratic socialist Francesca Hong tests how far left voters will go in battleground Wisconsin
Over the last month, Democratic socialists have notched victories in the liberal strongholds of New York City, Washington, D.C., and Denver.
How Much is a Sports Complex Worth to Huntington Beach?
City leaders are considering a 20-year operations deal for the Sports Complex despite open questions over how much money they stand to make from the deal they’re spending over $14 million on.
Johnson reveals why City Hall abandoned its $3.2B bid for parking meters
Mayor Brandon Johnson disclosed new details about Chicago's $3.2 billion bid to buy back the parking meter system and why City Hall ultimately walked away ahead of a key City Council vote.
City Government Is the Latest Proving Ground for Socialist Politics
A new stream of leftist candidates for local office is vowing to lower the cost of living for everyone. How much runway will they get?
Paylocity makes another acquisition to expand AI tools
Paylocity, a Schaumburg-based specialist in online payroll and human services tools, is expanding its artificial intelligence capabilities with an acquisition announced today.
Science at the End of the World
What happens when a cruise to Antarctica tries to balance STEM with swanky?
Scrimmage Recap: Sporting KC plays to 3-2 defeat at Atlanta United
Sporting Kansas City fell to a 3-2 defeat against Atlanta United in a 90-minute tune-up scrimmage at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Training Ground on Thursday morning. Sporting started brightly and took the lead in the 14th minute when Dejan Joveljic was brought down inside the penalty area before stepping up
In Medford, politics is a blood sport
The Medford mayor has clashed with unions and employees. The city council wants to know how much all the litigation is costing taxpayers.
Old Downtown Brooklyn Macy’s to transform into massive entertainment hub
Editor’s note: The above story previously aired on Jan. 11, 2025. DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN (PIX11) — What was once a Brooklyn shopping hub is now set to become New York City’s newest ent…
Special Olympics Wyoming to Host Summer Sports Classic in Casper
CASPER, Wyo. — Special Olympics Wyoming will host its annual Summer Sports Classic in Casper on July 31 through Aug. 1, bringing athletes from across the
Top Weekly Entertainment Picks
The weekend is upon us and we have your ticket to the hottest events in South Jersey. See a stunning fireworks show in Atlantic City, dance the night away at
The Dell continues summer tradition with Essence of Entertainment series
For Philadelphians who watched clips from New Orleans's Ernest N. Morial Convention Center over Fourth of July weekend and wished they had been inside Essence Festival, the city has its
Revere uses opioid settlement money to enlist businesses in the fight against overdoses
A special program sends nurses who contract with the city to businesses including stores, restaurants, gas stations, barbershops and banks to train workers on how to use the overdose-reversal drug naloxone.
John Valentine wants to start a Downtown Chamber of Commerce
Downtown is about to get its own Chamber of Commerce if John Valentine can make it happen. “The economic engine of the city doesn’t have a...
Philadelphia’s politics were reshaped by the effort to win the 1936 Democratic Convention
Before 1936, Philadelphia was a rock-ribbed Republican city, but the effort led by businessman Albert Greenfield to lure the convention turned it into a Democratic bastion.
Huntsville City FC Names Garvich To Head Business Operations
Penn Garvich, with nearly a decade in sports business experience in the Rocket City, has been named managing director of business operations for the
A democratic socialist in Wisconsin tests how far left voters want to go in a battleground state
Democratic socialists have recently won elections in New York City, Washington, D.C., and Denver
MLS’ Newest Billionaire Owner Thinks Investors Can Do Better Than Buying A Sports Team
Months after spending hundreds of millions of his own cash to buy Sporting Kansas City, wealth advisor Peter Mallouk says he still prefers stocks as an investment.
Big Business is Leasing Record Office Space in Mamdani’s New York
Some of the biggest names in banking, law and artificial intelligence are expanding their footprints in Manhattan and Brooklyn office towers.
Engaging small business ecosystems: Loyola University Chicago
The third Capacity Building for Capacity Builders conference fostered connections and conversation throughout the small business ecosystem.
16 confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis in the City of Houston, Houston Health Department says
There are 16 confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis in the City of Houston, according to the Houston Health Department.
City summer festivals: Taste of Chicago, Windy City Smokeout kick off with food, entertainment
Big summer festivals in the city, the Taste of Chicago and Windy City Smokeout, are kicking off this week with lots of food and entertainment.
What to know about Legionnaires' disease making people sick in New York City
The likely source of the bacteria causing this pneumonia is a cooling tower or towers in the area, officials said.
World Cup feeds Seattle's appetite for international sports
The World Cup broke visitation and hotel revenue records in Seattle. Officials hope the games made the city a destination for future international sporting events.
Preparing for Boilermaker Race Day
Thousands of people will come to the City of Utica to participate in the Boilermaker Road Race, making this one of the busiest weeks of preparation.
Western Nevada College students engage in science research, bring education to life
While many college students spend summer break away from campus, a dedicated group of Western Nevada College student researchers devoted a month advancing biomedical science through paid research experiences as […]
Riverhead shopping center back in business after losing power for 3 days due to storm
River Center Shopping Center lost power during Saturday's storms. The electricity wasn't restored until late Tuesday afternoon, costing some businesses thousands of dollars, the center's owner said.
George E. Johnson Sr., founder of a pioneering Black hair care business, dies at 99
Johnson and his late wife and high school sweetheart, Joan, started Johnson Products in 1954 on Chicago’s South Side after securing a $250 loan.
Boston sues Meta, Snap, ByteDance over youth mental health
The city is suing the companies behind Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat.
Carbon capture continues to expand globally despite mounting opposition
Carbon capture continues to expand globally despite mounting opposition Global energy and research consulting firm Wood Mackenzie reports that carbon capture, utilization and storage, or CCUS, is expected to expand significantly, with global capacity projected to grow from roughly 91 million metric tons per year today to about 3 billion metric tons annually by 2060, […]
Oregon data centers face sharp electricity rate hike under new law
Oregon's PUC approved a 29% rate hike on data centers under the POWER Act, while residential customers will see bills drop by an average of 1.3%.
Rochester seeks developers for last vacant Science Park sites
Rochester is seeking developers for two vacant Science Park parcels near CityGate and UR, targeting research, office and manufacturing projects.
Miami-based City Labs achieves a first for commercial nuclear power in space
The BOHR mission serves as a pathfinder for future nuclear-powered spacecraft."
The hottest rental markets in the US 2026
One Northeastern city surpassed New York and San Francisco as the hottest rental market in 2026, according to Zillow.
The 4 best science-fiction shows of 2026 so far
The first six months of 2026 have seen bright threads in sci- fi series including Fallout and Paradise. But for pure gold, advises TV columnist Bethan Ackerley, try Star City
Sheila Lodge, Mother of Santa Barbara’s Political Matriarchy, Dies at Age 97
The city’s first woman in a succession of female mayors dedicated her life to public service.
New Energy Efficiency Program Helps Small Businesses Save Energy!
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEJuly 8, 2026New Energy Efficiency Program Helps Small Businesses Save Energy!CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA – The City of Charlottesville and Community Climate Collaborative (C3)
Rochester seeks development proposals for Science Park parcels
The city of Rochester requests development proposals for vacant land at 250 and 330 Science Parkway in the Rochester Science Park district.
Costco answers frustrated public on midtown store change. ‘Alternative is, it’s closed’
Costco officials staged a public neighborhood meeting about the proposal to convert its midtown warehouse into a business center.
Political stalking, leaders in hot water, ICE trends. Tri-Cities month in politics
These were the most read Tri-Cities political stories in June.
Local construction firm bets on Mid City in buying former Brew-Bacher's site
Grand Construction is giving one of Government Street's long-vacant restaurant buildings a second life. The Baton Rouge-based commercial contractor purchased the former Brew-Bacher's property last … Already an INSIDER? Sign in. Already an INSIDER? Sign in
Mayor Brandon Johnson taps new public health commissioner
Dr. Garth Walker is the chief medical officer at Rush Health. He would replace Dr. Olusimbo Ige, who resigned in May. His appointment requires City Council approval.
Mayor Brandon Johnson taps new public health commissioner
Dr. Garth Walker is the chief medical officer at Rush Health. He would replace Dr. Olusimbo Ige, who resigned in May. His appointment requires City Council approval.
Michigan Democratic lawmakers introduce legislation to curb campaign spending power of corporations
State Rep. Betsy Coffia, a Democrat from Traverse City, and state Sen. Sean McCann, a Kalamazoo Democrat, introduced legislation in their respective chambers last week to limit the powers of business corporations, nonprofit corporations and limited liability companies to participate in campaign spending.
Kansas Citian behind exclusive cigar lounge pops up with mobile cocktail bar
KC Pours is Nayeli Sharp’s mobile cocktail concept that she plans to bring to events as a pop-up or as catering for private functions.
SUN | Baltimore, business owners fight Dali owners’ bid to limit liability
Baltimore City, Baltimore County, and a business coalition are pushing back against the owners and operators of the Dali ship, asking a federal judge to reject
How Portland’s sports bar scene has tapped into World Cup momentum
Residents of "Soccer City, USA" have been showing up at local sports bars in droves to view games. We'll speak with the owners of two local sports bars to discuss how business is going amid World Cup season.
From dinosaur trips to Vegas attractions: How one father built a family entertainment business
The entertainment entrepreneur behind Dinosaur Outpost is expanding his family-friendly vision with the acquisition and rebranding of Velocity Vegas.
Buffalo’s finance commissioner will resign next month
Jessica Brown, the city's commissioner of administration and finance, has submitted her resignation, which will go into effect on August 4.
City seeking development proposals for lots in Rochester Science Park
The lots on Science Parkway are located off of South Avenue.
City seeking development proposals for lots in Rochester Science Park
The lots on Science Parkway are located off of South Avenue.
Harvard scientists turn a silicon chip into a DNA writing machine
Scientists have created a silicon chip that can write dozens of DNA sequences simultaneously using electricity and water-based enzymes, offering a cleaner alternative to conventional DNA manufacturing. The breakthrough could eventually support portable DNA-writing devices and even massive DNA data storage, although new chemistry will be needed to scale the technology further.
See photos of Wayne Coyne talking with The Oklahoman's Gene Triplett in 2007
The former entertainment editor for The Oklahoman, Gene Triplett died in June in Oklahoma City. He was 77.
Neighbors pack public meeting over Midtown Costco’s planned conversion to business center
Residents packed a public meeting Tuesday night to confront Costco officials over plans to convert the Midtown Kansas City warehouse into a business center.
Neighbors pack public meeting over Midtown Costco’s planned conversion to business center
The meeting, held at the Westport branch of the Kansas City Public Library, was required by city rules before Costco can take its rezoning request to the Kansas City Plan Commission.
Kansas City neighbors pack meeting Tuesday night as Midtown Costco to become to business center
Costco store leaders held a meeting Tuesday night at the Westport branch of the Kansas City Public Library to lay out plans to change the midtown Kansas City Costco into a business center location.
‘We deserve more:’ Costco customers refuse plans for Linwood business center
Kansas City residents and those who frequent the Costco on Linwood Boulevard attended a public meeting to hear the companies plans to to convert its warehouse into a Costco Business Center.
The countdown to the Pixel 11 launch has officially begun
And it's happening in New York City
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.
Taylor launches grants for downtown businesses amid growth
The city of Taylor is investing $500,000 into its downtown aimed at supporting local businesses, attracting new ones and preserving the downtown’s history.
City Council poised to approve big pay raises
Under proposed legislation, the city’s elected officials would get an 18.2% pay increase.
UC Berkeley locks down buildings around business school
Officials said police are searching the area, on the east side of the UC Berkeley campus, but did not immediately say for what.
LPS board hears plan to modernize school playgrounds and sports facilities
Lincoln Public Schools (LPS) has unveiled a plan to transform outdoor spaces as well as district athletic and activity facilities at multiple schools across the city.
Grocers, bodegas claim NYC officials are demanding private business info — as city preps government-owned supermarkets
Philly records 7 heat-related deaths in July so far, health officials say
Seven heat-related deaths have been recorded in Philadelphia so far this month, the city's Department of Health said on Tuesday.
Delaware Chancery Court to rule on Wilmington City Council’s bid to oust member who switched political parties
Council President Trippi Congo argues Councilman James Spadola vacated his seat by switching parties, which Spadola denies.
Downtown Columbia business owners petition for an urban camping ordinance
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Detroit extends its signature small business incentive program for another year
The Detroit City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved $2.5 million to keep the Motor City Match program operating through the city’s 2026-27 fiscal year.
Gotham FC team to move to Etihad Park
The 25,000-capacity space is set to open next year.
Milwaukee is a top US city for entrepreneurs, new report shows
Milwaukee ranks among the top U.S. cities for entrepreneurs, according to a new report from domain-name company GoDaddy.
New York City health officials warn of Legionnaires' disease outbreak
NYC health officials warn residents of a Legionnaires' disease outbreak with 23 confirmed cases. Dr. Stephanie Widmer explains the bacterial pneumonia, its symptoms like cough and fever, and its curability.
Seattle neighborhood loses business during World Cup matches
This Seattle neighborhood lost business during the city's World Cup matches. Here's what community members plan to do before the next big event.
ECSU adds data science, online history, social work degrees
Elizabeth City State University, one of four North Carolina Promise institutions providing affordable access to higher education, is expanding its curriculum and adding flexibility for students.
Seattle lives up to its reputation as soccer city during World Cup run
Seattle hosted the World Cup for 22 days. Few cities experienced the full scope of the world’s largest sporting event, on and off the field, as the Emerald City did.
Baltimore Health Department headquarters closes Tuesday after building floods
The Baltimore City Health Department’s headquarters and permits office on East Fayette Street were closed Tuesday after flooding at the building, officials said.
NYC health officials warn of Legionnaires' disease outbreak in Central Park area
New York City health officials report a surge of 23 Legionnaires' disease cases on the Upper East Side. Dr. Stephanie Widmer joins 'Fox & Friends' to detail critical outbreak warning signs and discuss biohacker Bryan Johnson's autoimmune diagnosis.
Burlington’s mayor says the city is ‘back.’ Is it just a blip?
Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak said that Burlington is turning a corner. Business leaders say that sales are up — but they aren’t sure about an upward trend.
Legionnaires’ cluster grows in New York City: Health Department
New York City health officials have confirmed a troubling trend has grown on the Upper East Side.
iPhone Air 2 Could Get an 11% Battery Capacity Boost
Apple is reportedly working on a second-generation iPhone Air that's expected to launch in spring 2027, and one of Apple's main aims is to improve battery life. We now have the first rumor suggesting what kind of improvement could be coming. In a post on Weibo listing supply chain predictions, serial leaker Digital Chat Station said the iPhone Air 2 is expected to feature a 3,500mAh battery.
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.