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Civic Committee sounds alarm on city finances ahead of budget
As Johnson and the City Council get ready for what promises to be another chaotic budget process, the Civic Committee weighs in with some friendly but stern advice.
Is the era of political debates over in Florida?
President Donald Trump set a precedent of forgoing debates. Now Florida candidates leading the ticket believe their time is better spent elsewhere.
Why is the September-October FIFA international window so long?
AI tools generated nearly $1 billion in extra costs, Blue Cross insurers say
AI tools are raising health spending for insurers by nearly $1 billion over two years, as providers bill for more severe patient care, according to a Blue Cross Blue Shield Association study released Thursday.
Why are trading cards surging again? Average collectors, wealthy investors seeing value
Trading cards likely generated well over $1 billion in sales in August alone, pushing the once sleepy hobby into uncharted waters.
UNC, Michigan followed the college sports investigations’ playbook: No paper trail
More and more, if a university needs an external investigation, it will retain a law firm that delivers the findings verbally.
Things to do. Dwight Yoakam, Oktoberfest, Celtic Thunder, symphony
Autumn means fun things to do in the Canton area, including Oktoberfest downtown and in North Canton, as well as Dwight Yoakam at Palace Theatre.
Centennial Building auction stays on track, but its fate could hinge on repayment
Millennia Cos., the building's owner, still has time to get a loan approved and satisfy its creditors, but for now, the auction is still on.
Business groups urge Trump to reject diesel export ban amid record prices
Australia says rogue OpenAI model hacked into its healthcare system, admonishes Sam Altman
Following id layoffs, Quake Champions drops free-to-play nonsense and becomes a £9 game on Steam
Quake Champions is no long a free-to-play game. Following the layoffs at id Software, the game has become a premium release on Steam.
Nick Clegg plays down fears ‘godlike’ AI could exterminate humanity
Former deputy PM now involved in tech industry says many within the sector are ‘winding themselves up into a lather’
From idealists to struggling sceptics: how Labour’s majority depends on five progressive voter types
Analysis reveals five distinct groups with sharply contrasting priorities – and who has drifted the most from Labour towards Greens and Reform
How Roger Federer became a global sports brand, on the tennis court and off it
The 20-time Grand Slam champion's off-court identity is tied to — and bolstered by — his commercial moves.
The tyranny of majority rule has infected small-town politics
Stuart, Florida, is a microcosm of modern-day political division. And these days, no one thinks twice about politicians trying to seek revenge.
When tickets go on sale for Cirque Musica holiday show in Topeka
Cirque Musica Holiday Wonderland hits Topeka on Nov 24. Tickets for the holiday circus show go on sale Sept 25.
Family-run pharmacy in Melbourne Beach closes retail side. Gallery
Savers Pharmacy, on Ocean Drive in Melbourne Beach, opened in 1983. It's shutting down its retail side but will continue to serve people in long-term care.
Hispanic Heritage Festival offers full day of celebration in Elkhart
The Hispanic Heritage Festival brings music, food vendors, family activities and fireworks to downtown Elkhart on Sept. 26.
How the Laver Cup works: Its tennis status, match format, who is playing and why
The tournament is somewhere between a glitzy pageant and a serious sporting endeavor. The players seem to like it that way.
Mac & Cheese Festival has raised over $500K for cancer research
The Columbus Mac & Cheese Festival returns Sept. 25 with an un-brie-lievable afternoon of sampling, live entertainment and more.
Kim Kardashian’s Team Moms highlights the ridiculous excess of the US youth-sports industry
A new Paramount+ series premiering Thursday turns pushy sports parents into glossy entertainment – with the children largely ushered off stage
Schmidt Sciences Will Invest $20 Million In Eight New Polymaths
Schmidt Sciences will award $20 million to 8 Schmidt Polymaths. The award is for scientists willing to tackle complex questions beyond their original areas of expertise.
University System of Georgia makes business decision with chancellor pick
The University System of Georgia Board of Regents has named Thomas A. Fanning as sole finalist for chancellor, with a final vote scheduled for Oct. 1.
Former NC State sports medicine director arrested in Florida, facing dozens of sexual abuse charges
NC State's former sports medicine director is in a Florida jail on dozens of sexual abuse charges out of North Carolina.
German business morale rises more than expected in September, Ifo finds
German business morale rose more than expected in September, a survey showed on Thursday, signalling that Europe's largest economy is weathering an energy price shock that has pushed fuel costs to record highs.
Benjamin Netanyahu to deliver defiant UN speech while facing protests and political isolation
Prime minister will ‘highlight Israel’s achievements’ as he heads towards his toughest re-election challenge
Microsoft files patent for "ad-credit" system to show ads on PC and Xbox without disrupting gameplay
After viewing content, players would receive a "credit" for a designated period of ad-free playtime
Fragmented market prevents EU banks from financing bloc's ambitions, EBA chair says
Europe's fragmented banking market is preventing lenders from achieving the scale needed to finance the continent's digital, economic-security and defence ambitions, the chair of the European Banking Authority told Reuters.
HSBC plans India equity broking return after 13 years amid IPO boom, sources say
HSBC is re-entering India's equity broking business after an absence of more than a decade, seeking to capitalise on a robust pipeline of share sales and rising demand from wealthy clients for equity market products, two people with direct knowledge of the matter said.
Five Takeaways: Commercial Real Estate Market
For its latest episode of Elevating The Conversation, the Journal sat down with Alicia Barbieri, co-president of Goodale & Barbieri, to discuss the commercial real estate market.
Voltage Electronics rides live shopping surge
Voltage Electronics is expected to more than double its annual revenue this year as the Spokane Valley-based resale company adds employees and expands its livestream shopping operation.
Many INW businesses report AI integration issues
Some Inland Northwest companies are facing security concerns and public perception issues as they integrate artificial intelligence tools into their operations. A new program at Gonzaga University, however, could help businesses address some of those challenges.
Passing the torch: Who will own the business next?
Across our region, businesses are changing hands. While 350,000 U.S. baby boomers attempt to sell their businesses annually, the Inland Northwest alone holds a pool of 49,000 baby boomer-owned businesses facing transition. However, local and national success rates hover between 20% and 30%. When…
Farmers: Talk to your ag lender
Lenders are tightening credit, and the way through starts with making sure both sides understand the farm’s financial footing and what’s possible.
Catching up with: Ginger Ewing, executive director of Terrain
Terrain, the nonprofit arts organization that began as a one-off event nearly two decades ago, is entering a new era of growth as it expands its staff, programs, and economic impact on Spokane’s creative community.
These Phoenix-area restaurants miss the mark on health scores this week
A Little Caesars in Mesa and SoCal Fish Taco Company in Gilbert are among Valley restaurants on this week's Dirty Dining. Jason Barry reports.
These Phoenix-area restaurants miss the mark on health scores this week
A Little Caesars in Mesa and SoCal Fish Taco Company in Gilbert are among Valley restaurants on this week's Dirty Dining. Jason Barry reports.
These Phoenix-area restaurants miss the mark on health scores this week
A Little Caesars in Mesa and SoCal Fish Taco Company in Gilbert are among Valley restaurants on this week's Dirty Dining. Jason Barry reports.
These Phoenix-area restaurants miss the mark on health scores this week
A Little Caesars in Mesa and SoCal Fish Taco Company in Gilbert are among Valley restaurants on this week's Dirty Dining. Jason Barry reports.
These Phoenix-area restaurants miss the mark on health scores this week
A Little Caesars in Mesa and SoCal Fish Taco Company in Gilbert are among Valley restaurants on this week's Dirty Dining. Jason Barry reports.
Denver-based Floyd's 99 Barbershop celebrates 25 years in business
Meta's Charm gadget carries CEO Zuckerberg's big AI ambitions
Mark Zuckerberg took repeated digs at Apple during Meta's annual event on Wednesday, only to borrow a page from Steve Jobs' playbook for a surprise reveal: a pocket-watch-sized device that carries Meta's viral Muse AI agent into the real world.
Health dept. lists Shelby Co.’s top air polluters in pitch to raise fines for emission violations
They also specifically noted where Elon Musk’s tech company, SpaceXAI, ranked during the morning discussion on hospitals and health at the Shelby County Commission.
For Lewis Moody, motor neurone disease is not the end. It’s a beginning
England's former rugby union captain is attacking his MND diagnosis with the same fervour in which he played
Three big issues Julian Ward would need to resolve as Liverpool’s new sporting director
Ward is in advanced talks to be appointed Liverpool sporting director. Here are the things that need to be sorted over the coming year
McConnell got the health care he needed. Booker wants that for everyone
Opinion: For Senate candidate Charles Booker, health care isn't abstract.
Connections: Sports Edition today: Hints and answers for Sept. 24, 2026, puzzle No. 731
Welcome to Connections: Sports Edition Coach — a spot to gather clues and discuss (and share) scores.
‘Unfinished business’ fueling championship expectations for UMD men’s hockey
‘Unfinished business’ fueling championship expectations for UMD men’s hockey
Covering the Cost: The cost of perimenopause and mid-life women’s health on the economy
Annalisa Burgos talks with Kelly Yamamoto, co-founder of women’s mid-life healthcare provider Magnolia Collective Wellness, and Jennifer Ablan, editor in chief of Hawaii Business Magazine, about the investment gap between men’s and women’s health, especially during mid-life years.
Omaha student-led clubs help teens open up about mental health
When it comes to reaching teenagers, meeting them where they are often means going to school.
Health experts share car seat safety tips for parents
Health experts say a few extra steps can help make sure your child is riding safely.
Political yard signs still play a role in a digital campaign era
Political yard signs remain part of local and statewide elections even as campaigns increasingly use social media to spread their messages quickly and cheaply.
Key GOP senator privately says party is in "fight for our lives" in midterms, but sees path to holding onto Senate
Code changes wipe out illicit massage businesses in Gresham, city says
The City of Gresham says changes it made to its code last fall helped wipe out illicit massage businesses.
Tentative agreement reached for Allina Health doctors after four-day strike
San Jose businesses look beyond big events for downtown recovery
Dollar perched at two-month high as hot PMI fuels inflation fears, rate hike bets
The dollar clung to a two-month high on Thursday after a strong manufacturing reading reignited inflation fears and rate-hike bets, while a weak Treasury auction sent yields higher across the curve, providing fresh impetus to the US currency.
Washington couple sues Salem Health, alleges hospital sent them home with infant son’s body
A Washington couple is suing Salem Health, alleging the hospital system sent them home from the emergency room with their infant son’s body in their back seat.
Local health officials urge residents to get vaccinated after measles case in Adams County
After the Indiana Department of Health confirmed a measles case in Adams County, local health leaders are urging people to check their immunization status.
State’s Attorney: IDHS delays Choate Mental Health and Developmental Center closure plans
Union County State’s Attorney Tyler Tripp shared the Illinois Department of Human Services’ update on their plan to close psychiatric hospital beds at Choate Mental Health and Developmental Center.
Crews put out fire at Montague business
Firefighters from across Franklin County responded to a business fire in Montague this afternoon
Republicans rally around Susan Collins amid pay-to-play scheme allegations
"It's a bunch of BS," Sen. John Cornyn, who has worked alongside Collins for more than two decades, told USA TODAY.
Local business feels the impact of diesel prices
Sierra Feed received 100% of its inventory through diesel powered transportation, they say the price of diesel has doubled and they have to get tough and creative to continue business.
Mississippi State University College of Business offers hands-on learning
Mississippi State University College of Business Dean Scott Grawe joined Studio 3 to discuss experiential learning and entrepreneurship.
Downtown San Jose businesses seek to survive in between major events
Bills WR DJ Moore (shoulder) was limited; WR Keon Coleman (ankle) did not practice
Sports Spotlight: Reese Duchsherer
From setter to standout attacker, Reese Duchsherer has embraced every change in her volleyball journey and is now leading BSC in nearly every major statistical category.
Eyes on Seagrass: Inside the Citizen Science Program
The Eyes on Seagrass Citizen Science Program was made for volunteers to help survey the bays, gathering crucial data to go towards measuring water health.
Mike Macdonald learned valuable lessons regarding his media approach
Connecticut launches new tax credit for small businesses offering health coverage
A new tax credit is aimed at helping small businesses save money while getting more people affordable health coverage.
St. Croix Valley Business Innovation Center receives $2.2M grant for expansion
St. Croix Valley Business Innovation Center receives $2.2M grant for expansion
Palmetto Sports Daily: Clemson takes 1st trip out west, How SC looks to bounce back after loss
Clemson prepares for its first West Coast trip since the ACC expansion, and South Carolina looks for answers as it heads to Alabama.
John Harbaugh doesn't rule out Giants trading for QB, but he might not like what's out there
Affinity Health Group founder Dr. Patrick Gary Jones steps out of retirement to resume practice in Monroe
Affinity Health Group founder Dr. Patrick Gary Jones steps out of retirement to resume practice in Monroe