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Why Congressman Vince Fong is urging the Trump administration to reject a health tax in California
Congressman Vince Fong has voiced strong opposition to Governor Gavin Newsom’s proposed changes to California’s Managed Care Organization tax, arguing that the plan misuses resources and worsens the state’s affordability crisis.
Michael Gates explains why he should be California's next Attorney General
Michael Gates, a Republican attorney from Huntington Beach, is running for California attorney general, emphasizing his extensive legal experience and a commitment to addressing crime, corruption, and what he calls compliance with federal laws.
California voters could make it harder to increase taxes with Prop 43
California voters will decide in November whether to approve Proposition 43, a measure that would make it more difficult to pass new special taxes in cities and counties.
California Politics 360 full episode | Governor, First Partner release tax returns
The move comes as the Department of Justice is apparently investigating them and their nonprofits.
Experts say Newsom's tax returns don't show full picture of his wealth
California Gov. Gavin Newsom and First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom released their tax returns this week, covering the years 2021 to 2024, as federal investigations reportedly focus on their nonprofits.
NH's Business: Local businesses' usage of AI in New Hampshire
Fred Kocher sits down with Jeff McPherson with Silvertech to talk about how small businesses in NH can integrate AI into the workforce.
A new media ecosystem is taking root on the left, reshaping Democratic politics
More progressives are swearing off traditional media, joining a shift toward podcasts, social media and digital news that conservatives saw years ago.
5 Of The Best Anker Accessories For Samsung Users
Anker's accessory portfolio for Samsung phones includes wireless charging stands, fast-charging bricks, and even USB-C dongles to connect external devices.
Black Business Expo held at the Savannah Convention Center
Black Business Expo held at the Savannah Convention Center
Chickasaw Nation breaks ground on healthcare campus in Newcastle
The Chickasaw Nation has started construction on a new medical center in Newcastle, Oklahoma, designed to improve health care access for First American families and the Oklahoma City metro area.
Miami University graduate develops app to provide transparency in politics
A Miami University graduate has developed an app to help voters access unbiased political information and make informed decisions ahead of elections.
Irish Channel businesses, residents impacted by series of power outages
Business owners tell WDSU they have suffered five outages since May.
Community around Summit View Business Park concerned over potential data center
Members of Germantown Brick Church of the Brethren are asking Franklin County leaders to slow discussions surrounding a potential data center development near Summit View Business Park, saying they are concerned about the impact such a project could have on their church, cemetery and surrounding community.
UnityPoint nurses' union vote faces objections from health care provider
The Teamsters Local 90 announced UnityPoint Des Moines nurses voted to unionize, but UnityPoint Health disputes the results, citing objections that require a hearing.
Best of Baltimore party features city's top food, drinks and entertainment of 2026
Preview the best food and drinks, as well as the best entertainment ahead of the upcoming "Best of Baltimore" party.
Video shows explosion during fire at Damariscotta marine company
Video shared with Maine's Total Coverage shows an explosion that happened during a large fire at a marine equipment company in Damariscotta.
Wellness event honoring OKC officers who died of cardiac events puts focus on keeping police healthy
The 49 Project is returning to the Oklahoma City Police Department next month, with officials saying this year's Health and Wellness Resource event will be the biggest the department will have.
UC Health to close assisted living facility on Daniel Drake Campus
UC Health announced Thursday it's closing its assisted living facility on the Daniel Drake Campus.
Cocaine being sold out of business leads to owner's arrest, police say
A business owner assaulted a special agent after it was discovered cocaine was being sold out of the gas station he owned, according to authorities in North Carolina.
Coffee and heart health: What experts say about its potential benefits, risks
Orlando Health cardiologist Dr. Sandip Patel discusses the American Heart Association's findings on coffee and heart health, along with updated cholesterol guidelines.
Covington 'Open for Business' amid Brent Spence Companion project
Covington City leaders and business owners say the traffic impacts have been minimal since work began on the Brent Spence Companion Bridge.
Woman accused of stealing over $200k from Fort Myers business, spending money on online gambling
A Cape Coral woman is accused of stealing over $200,000 from her place of work and spending it on online gambling currency, according to the Lee County Sheriff's Office.
Hennessey's closes after 30 years of business in Boston: 'Our hearts are overflowing'
Hennessey's, a longtime Boston bar on Union Street, says it is closing after three decades in business.
Health officials say cuts to nursing aid for disabled children being reversed
An executive councilor is calling for an immediate investigation into the health and well-being of severely disabled children covered by Medicaid who might have seen their nursing care cut in recent months.
'Cops and Basketball' camp builds bonds with youth through sports
Baltimore County police officers are bonding with kids through basketball drills, games, and meaningful conversations.
Novant Health operations impacted from Forsyth County water main break
Novant Health has shifted some clinics to virtual visits and paused elective surgeries after a major Forsyth County water main break.
Orlando Health's pet therapy program offers comfort to patients and families
Orlando Health's growing Paws for Hope pet therapy program, supported by volunteers and donations, provides emotional support to patients, families, and staff through trained therapy dogs and their handlers.
Pennsylvania health insurance providers request steep rate increases for 2027
Health insurance providers in Pennsylvania have requested significant rate increases for 2027, with proposals affecting both individual and small group markets.
Florida health officials issue guidance on psychotropic medications for children
Florida health officials are advising against the use of psychotropic medications for children ages 5 to 17, highlighting the need for informed parental decisions.
National Survey on Drug Use and Health shows promising trends for youth mental health and drug use
A key U.S. government report on mental health, substance use and addiction shows continued improvements in several metrics, especially among young people
Kingdom K-Pop and More: Clemmons business struggles stem from U.S. tariffs on South Korean goods
Kingdom Kpop and More in Clemmons is seeing more empty shelves than usual, but it's not for the reason most business owners would hope.
Person experiencing mental health crisis armed with gun outside Mass. police station
According to police, a person who is experiencing a mental health crisis is armed outside of a police station in Mansfield, Massachusetts, the town's police department said.
Health officials warn of heat-related illnesses as heat wave continues across Iowa
The Polk County Health Department says folks need to take a break if they start seeing signs of dizziness, nausea and heavy sweating.
Businesses react to Parkway East bridge reopening earlier than expected
Businesses along Parkway East and Commercial Street detour routes share varied experiences during the closure, with some seeing steady traffic and others reporting a slowdown.
Weather Classroom: Camp Summer Science at the SEE Science Center in Manchester
Kevin Skarupa recently spoke to campers at the Camp Summer Science at the SEE Science Center in Manchester.
Merrimack business owners complain of ongoing road construction
Some business owners in Merrimack say a construction project is taking its toll on a small plaza along Milford Road.
'They're selling us out quickly': Fans take to Latrobe ahead of Steelers training camp
The first practice that's open to the public starts at 11:20 a.m. Wednesday morning.
Police: Man arrested for breaking into local business 8 times
A man has been charged after officers say he broke into a downtown Asheville business numerous times.
Kickball tournament in Baltimore supports youth sports and community connections
Forever Athletics and Bmore Collective are hosting a kickball tournament at Patterson Park to raise funds for youth sports and foster community engagement.
Mitch McConnell shares new photo, health update; says he won't attend Fancy Farm
Mitch McConnell says he is continuing to recover from a fall that sent him to the hospital, announcing he won't be attending one of the biggest events in Kentucky's political world this weekend.
Gunfire in Central Business District injures innocent bystander during altercation
A shooting in New Orleans' Central Business District late Saturday night injured an innocent bystander and hospitalized another person involved in a verbal altercation, police said.
Local business looks to help flood victims on Zuni Pueblo
"We are collecting donations of food, clothing, whatever you can bring," said Philana Booqua, whose home suffered damage from the floods.
4 Takeaways From Corey Heim's Masterful Brickyard 400 Win
It's Heim Time once again as Corey Heim earned his second victory of the season — this time winning the famed Brickyard 400.
Corey Heim wins NASCAR Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Corey Heim wins the Brickyard 400 on Sunday, July 26, 2026, at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. See photos of Corey Heim from Brickyard weekend.
Health alert issued for Albuquerque area due to ozone
The health alert is in effect for the Albuquerque metro area until 8 p.m. Sunday.
Sunday Gardener: Pruning flowers for healthy growth
Carrie Engel from Valley View Farms shares her advice for pruning flowers that aren't thriving in your garden.
Who are Newcastle United (Part Two)?
This has been a difficult week, with thoughts very much dwelling on a pair of Newcastle United heroes. The loss of Kevin Keegan hit me like a ton of bricks.
Jane Kim explains why she should be California's next Insurance Commissioner
Jane Kim, an attorney and former San Francisco Supervisor, is running to be California's next insurance commissioner.
California leaders split over war in Iran
California lawmakers and leaders are divided over the war in Iran, now in its fifth month, as debates over funding and presidential authority continue in Washington D.C.
Backers of California voter ID measure to sue Attorney General Rob Bonta for ballot title change
Supporters of California's Prop 39 voter ID measure are preparing to sue Attorney General Rob Bonta, claiming his office altered the ballot title to mislead voters and sway them against the initiative.
California Politics 360 full episode | CA Representatives split on future of Iran war
Ashley Zavala reached out to lawmakers on both sides of the aisle to hear their take on where the war stands.
Learning how to bend light at the Orlando Science Center
Check out this fun activity on this week's The Science of It, where young minds can learn about reflection and refraction
Brick and wood framing exposed after Birmingham facade falls
A downtown Birmingham business lost its front facade Saturday, and it’s not yet clear when it happened or whether anyone was hurt.
Boil-water advisory impacts Algiers businesses and recreation
A boil-water advisory in Algiers is affecting local businesses and recreation centers after water pressure dropped during maintenance at the Algiers water plant.
Trump administration admits to canceling clean energy grants based on politics
The Trump administration acknowledged that it canceled grants for hundreds of clean energy projects “based solely on the political identity of the grant recipient’s state."
California health officials stress vaccinations as school year approaches
As the school year approaches, California health officials are urging parents to update their children's routine vaccinations to comply with state requirements and prevent disease outbreaks.
Cincinnati mayor announces $1 million in flood relief for residents, businesses
Cincinnati officials are rolling out flood relief funding for residents and business owners hit by recent flooding, as the city pushes for more state and federal help.
Public defender proposes increase to 'expert witness' budget due to more mental evaluations
The Douglas County attorney and public defender highlight the growing role of mental health in court cases, with rising costs for evaluations and expert witnesses that are all funded by taxpayers.
Police believe woman found dead behind NW OKC business died of natural causes
Police officials reported a woman was found dead behind a northwest Oklahoma City business Thursday afternoon.
VA official visits Des Moines to review new electronic health record system
The VA's second-in-command visited Des Moines to assess preparations for a new electronic health record system designed to improve care for veterans nationwide.
CDC spokesperson: Health investigators deployed to Ohio amid cyclospora outbreak
The Centers for Disease Control is sending disease detectives to Ohio to help with the cyclosporiasis investigation in the state, according to a CDC spokesperson.
Databricks and Microsoft expand partnership to help enterprises bring business context to enterprise AI
/PRNewswire/ -- Microsoft Corp. and Databricks on Wednesday announced an expansion of their decade-long strategic partnership, extending into the 2030s....
Major Sacramento Railyards projects move forward as hospital, stadium and concert venue take shape
Major progress has been made in the Sacramento Railyards in recent months, with three high-profile developments now visibly under construction.
'It got higher, and higher': Businesses hit hard by severe flooding in Gallup
"This is one of the worst floods I've ever seen in my life," New Mexico Pottery Company owner Thomas Piano told KOAT.
Missouri Attorney General sues Kansas City over minority- and women-owned business program
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has filed a federal lawsuit seeking to block Kansas City's minority- and women-owned business contracting program.
What does Cincinnati's emergency declaration mean for residents, business owners?
Cincinnati is transitioning from emergency response to recovery after two rounds of flooding prompted the mayor to declare a state of emergency to provide financial relief to affected homeowners and businesses.
Cyclospora in Maryland: Health officials report 110 cases
Cyclosporiasis cases in Maryland have increased to 110 since May 1, state health officials said.
Feed-A-Palooza returns bringing free health and wellness resources, family fun to Lake Eola
One Heart for Women and Children, in partnership with AdventHealth, is hosting the Feed-A-Palooza Community Health & Resource Fair Saturday, July 25, offering free community resources, family activities, and more.
Lakehouse Business Data Models for Manufacturing & Industrial
Production-ready, governed Silver-layer data models for travel & logistics that deploy directly into Unity Catalog on Databricks.
Family business faces third theft in six months
Lucy Hardware in Intervale is in its fourth generation as a family business. In that time, owner Taylor Lucy said it's never seen anything quite like this until now: three thefts at the business in the past six months.
Harrisburg business owners raise concerns after 15-minute parking spaces removed
A Downtown Harrisburg business owner is seeking answers after 15-minute parking spaces that she says were approved outside her business were later removed.
Lakehouse Business Data Models for Travel & Logistics
Production-ready, governed Silver-layer data models for travel & logistics that deploy directly into Unity Catalog on Databricks.
Guilford County welcomes new Health and Human Services Deputy Director Quintana Stewart
Quintana Stewart will join Guilford County on July 27 as the new Health and Human Services Agency deputy director, bringing more than two decades of public health leadership.
WNC deputies investigate breaking and entering at business
Seeking identification of a man and woman at the scene
Extreme heat is eroding health, productivity and incomes of Dhaka’s informal workers
DHAKA — On June 28, as the afternoon sun beat down on Bangladesh capital Dhaka’s sprawling Tejgaon neighborhood, Samiha Begum gathered her two school-aged children and headed for the shade of Hatirjheel Lake. Their narrow one-room home in a nearby slum had become unbearable. She said, “The room starts heating up as soon as the […]
Four deaths reported in New York City Legionnaires’ disease cluster
A fourth person has died in connection with a cluster of Legionnaires’ disease cases in New York City, city officials said.
Popular travel tech find hits its lowest price of the year
Travelers rely on Apple AirTags to keep tabs on bags and valuables — and this four-pack is now the cheapest it's been all year.
Beer Nut: Two local pilsners hit the spot for summer
Local drinks from Brick & Feather Brewery and Little Willow Brewing Co. help mark what columnist George Lenker calls "the summer of pilsner."
Three brothers accused of setting fire to their South Carolina business
Three brothers are accused of setting fire to the business they owned in South Carolina, according to police.
New Mexico health officials encourage parents to update student vaccinations
State health officials reported that about 95% of students statewide received school-required vaccines last year
Dover soccer pub sees boost in business from World Cup
Business has been booming over the past five weeks at the June Cork Pub, a soccer pub in Dover. The pub welcomed back its regular soccer fans and drew in new fans because of the global sensation that is the World Cup.
Health experts warn about uptick in the emergency room with poor air quality
Health experts in southeastern Wisconsin report a surge in emergency room visits for respiratory issues as wildfire smoke continues to affect air quality.
Fayetteville business celebrates 50th anniversary
One Fayetteville business celebrated its 50th anniversary over the weekend.
Hyde Park residents, business owners recovering after floodwaters take over neighborhood
Residents, business owners left to pick up the pieces after extreme flooding impacts Hyde Park.
California residents can now delete personal data from brokers through new online platform
Tom Kemp, a representative from Cal Privacy, explained the Delete Request and Opt-Out Platform (DROP) on California Politics 360.
California voters to decide on Prop 5 changes to recall election process
Proposition proposes removing the second question from recall ballots and altering how successors are chosen in California.
Sonja Shaw explains why she should be California’s next Superintendent of Public Instruction
Sonja Shaw shared her journey going from concerned parent during COVID-19 to political advocate in a wide-ranging conversation on California Politics 360.
California Politics 360 full episode | Cheating concerns cause 11K drivers to retake test
This month, the DMV sent out letters to thousands of drivers after the agency said it “identified irregularities” in the results of some tests.
NH's Business: Could the life science industry drive NH economy?
Fred Kocher sits down with Lucy Lange with the NH Department of Business & Economic affairs and Andrea Hechavarria with NH Life Sciences about how the life science industry has impacting the state's economy.
NH's Business: Could the life science industry drive NH economy?
Fred Kocher sits down with Lucy Lange with the NH Department of Business & Economic affairs and Andrea Hechavarria with NH Life Sciences about how the life science industry has impacting the state's economy.
NH native and NBA player Duncan Robinson hosts basketball event to support mental health awareness
Newcastle native and NBA player Duncan Robinson is in the Granite State this weekend to put on a charity basketball event in honor of his brother, Eli.
Manchester flower shop feels impact of high gas prices
Jacques Flower Shop in Manchester is one of the many small businesses in the Granite State that say conflicts thousands of miles away are impacting their prices. According to AAA, gas in New Hampshire crept up another two cents overnight, bringing the state average to $3.98 per gallon.
New liquor liability insurance program promises affordable coverage for at-risk businesses
Hundreds of businesses have closed, citing struggles with skyrocketing insurance policies needed to sell alcohol under state mandates. A partnership is working to secure those small businesses in South Carolina's future.
New dashboard launched to help people find relief in the summer heat
"When temperatures never drop below 70 at night, the body doesn't get the chance to recover, and that's when heat becomes dangerous," said Deputy Health Director, Dr. Justin Frederick.
Homestead businesses gain new customers from Parkway East detour
The Parkway East detour is sending drivers through Homestead, and local businesses are seeing benefits from the increased traffic.
Teens talk mental health while helping shelter pets at Wayside Waifs
A group of teens gathered at Wayside Waifs on Friday afternoon to help shelter pets while also boosting their own mental health.
Cyclosporiasis, measles, air quality: Doctor reviews latest health news
Dr. Todd Ellerin joins NewsCenter 5 to review the latest health stories about cyclosporiasis, measles and air quality impacts from wildfire smoke.
Business owner sells family’s vintage Pokémon cards for personal profit, police say
A business owner is facing felony charges after police said he took a family's vintage Pokémon card collection and sold them for his own profit.
U.S. health officials zero in on source of Cyclospora outbreak
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is zeroing in on the source of a parasitic outbreak linked to iceberg lettuce that has sickened hundreds of people across five states.