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How AI Is Changing the Way Business Leaders Make Decisions
BoF sits down with Bianca Anghelina, founder and CEO of decision intelligence platform Aily Labs, to explore her vision for AI-powered leadership, why better decisions are the key to business growth and what it takes to turn AI ambition into measurable impact.
Bowen Health cuts the ribbon on new facility opening in Wabash
Bowen Health, Indiana’s largest community mental health center and nonprofit healthcare organization, cut the ribbon at its new Wabash location.
Local businesses, residents frustrated with South Flores construction
New FSU Health hospital under construction in Panama City Beach
A new FSU Health hospital under construction in Panama City Beach is set to open in 2028. The first phase will have up to 180 beds.
Jalen Hurts visits Eagles team facility, sits in on meetings amid recovery from blood clots
TikTok culture is changing the way politicians campaign
Campaigning has shifted to short-form videos that target Gen-Z audiences, but the efficacy of voter turnout is up for debate.
U of M and MSU researchers want your tailgate urine on game day — and it’s all for science
Donation stations featuring waterless urinals will open at 1 p.m. at the Ann Arbor Golf Club, across from Gates 2 and 4 of Michigan Stadium, and remain open through the final whistle of the 7:30 p.m. game.
‘This is a pretty remarkable time,’ Maryland Gov. Wes Moore says on historic governor elections
Local students learn lifesaving and health care skills at Pali Momi Career Fair
Knowing CPR can mean the difference between life and death, and local students had the opportunity to put those lifesaving skills into practice during a hands-on health care career fair at Pali Momi Medical Center.
Investor takes over Loop office-to-apartment conversion in sheriff’s sale
The vintage office tower on South Wells Street, now mostly converted to apartments, ran into debt trouble from the pandemic and a steep property tax hike.
Niners coach Kyle Shanahan confirms report that Vikings WR Jauan Jennings denied trade back to San Francisco
Downtown Sioux Falls business owners share thoughts on parking ordinance
The city is considering an increase in parking rates for downtown Sioux Falls and will discuss it at Tuesday's City Council meeting.
Vehicle goes up in flames outside Dracut business
A large vehicle fire broke out in a Dracut parking lot on Wednesday.
Car crashes into business in downtown Bryan
A crash left a vehicle up against a building Wednesday near the intersection of William J. Bryan Parkway and Main Street in Bryan
Bakery celebrates more than four decades in business
The family has not shied away from adversity.
Bakery celebrates more than four decades in business
A bakery in Kenova, West Virginia, is celebrating more than four decades in business.
“90210” star Jason Priestley reveals whether he’s Team Dylan or Team Brandon in the Kelly love triangle
Priestley played good guy Brandon Walsh for more than eight seasons.
UVA Health outpatient center on Pantops could cost Albemarle County about $330,000 a year in property taxes
UVA Health outpatient center on Pantops could cost Albemarle County about $330,000 a year
Help is available in wake of Mt. Lebanon murder-suicide, health experts say
Sinclair Won't Pursue Standalone Separation of Ventures Business But Broadcast M&A Opportunities Remain on the Table
CEO Chris Ripley also called for a "rebalancing" in its upcoming renewal negotiations with the major networks
Binghamton University students, local resident reflect on election results and future of politics
Voters and college students are reflecting on what future election outcomes could mean for their communities and the next generation.
Topeka Business Expo brings together businesses, public
The Greater Topeka Business Expo is coming up Nov. 17 at Stormont Vail Events Center.
Nebraska voters reject mobile sports betting initiatives
Nebraska voters rejected two initiatives that would have legalized mobile sports betting in the state. The result was a win for Gambling With the Good Life, the anti-gambling nonprofit founded by Pat Loontjer.
America’s political landscape is shifting -- NBC Nightly News anchor Tom Llamas breaks down midterms
Congress gave Nebraska millions for rural healthcare. Most isn’t getting to rural hospitals.
Much of the $218 million Nebraska has received to soften the blow of looming Medicaid cuts has gone to big cities and out-of-state contractors. DHHS leaders argue more money will make its way to rural areas.
‘Opportunities are endless’: Hornets Sports and Entertainment team up with developers to acquire the old Epicentre
Queen City Quarter, formerly known as the Epicentre has been acquired by a group of development partners including Hornets Sports and Entertainment.
Valkyries parade historic WNBA title through ‘global capital of women’s sports’
The Bay Area showed up and showed out as they showered their championship-winning Valkyries with love Wednesday.
Political analyst says Senate-elect Jackson should follow Collins’ lead on constituent services
Political analyst Dan Shea, a Colby government professor, said as voters look to Jackson to tackle major issues like health care and the cost of living, Jackson’s transition also will hinge on mastering what experts call the “bread and butter” of Washington politics: constituent services.
La Plata County Public Health warns health hazards may lurk in aftermath of floods
Department advises clean up crews to remain wary of debris and possible contaminants
Springfield longstanding business to close this November after nearly 80 years
After nearly eight decades serving the Springfield community, Glo Dry Cleaning Specialists is closing its doors for good on Nov. 16, leaving devoted customers and neighbors stunned by the sudden departure.
Aetna lifts CVS Health profit in third quarter results
CVS Health’s insurance and health services units outperformed Wall Street in the third quarter, yet the bigger story for investors was the company’s breakup plan.
FashionFest returns Nov. 20 to benefit brain health research for kids
Sunflower Sports Report (11/1)
Next weekend's Turnpike Tussle carries major weight in the MIAA.
Pike County Clerk demands answers, transparency after employee health insurance dropped
Pike County Clerk Natalie Roseberry is demanding a transparent review from the county board as officials scramble to lock down alternative health coverage.
City of Marshall moves forward with feasibility study to boost local business
“A feasibility study is where we’re gonna have some great professionals come in and let us know what kind of numbers we would be looking at" The City of Marshall is exploring new ways to expand economic growth and attract more businesses to the community.
Palmetto Sports Daily: Are Clemson's high standards slipping?
PSD returns with a deep dive on what to expect as Clemson heads to Syracuse, South Carolina entering Saturday as a ranked team and Coastal Carolina looking to get bowl-eligible.
Democrats could explore 'Medicare for All' and other health cost fixes
Democrats will seek to restore ACA subsidies and reverse nearly $1 trillion in Medicaid cuts. Will "Medicare for All" be next?
Dem challenger defeats Indiana House GOP leader in stunning upset
A virtual unknown has unseated one of the most powerful Republicans in Indiana elected office.
Columbia County Public Health confirms 3 cases of measles
Columbia County Public Health announced Wednesday they have confirmed at least three cases of measles in Columbia County.
23rd Women’s Business Conference took place at Pablo Center
More than 400 people gathered at the Pablo Center in Eau Claire on Wednesday for the 23rd annual Women’s Business Conference.
Apple turns iCloud into spy cloud, will start looking at public share links
Content shared with anyone who has the URL will be scanned for 'harmful content,' though the iMaker hasn't defined that term
‘Opportunities are endless’: Hornets Sports and Entertainment team up with developers for the old Epicentre
Queen City Quarter, formerly known as the Epicentre has been acquired by a group of development partners including Hornets Sports and Entertainment.
‘Opportunities are endless’: Hornets Sports and Entertainment team up with developers for the old Epicentre
Queen City Quarter, formerly known as the Epicentre has been acquired by a group of development partners including Hornets Sports and Entertainment.
Pennsylvania health officials confirm a sixth measles-related death
Pennsylvania health officials are still investigating a seventh death reported by Franklin County’s coroner last month.
College football's obsession with young coaches may be causing it to overlook some of the sport's best minds
Small Business Saturday set for Nov. 28 in downtown Cape Girardeau
The annual Small Business Saturday in downtown Cape Girardeau is set for Saturday, November 28.
U Maine Political Science chair calls Jackson campaign “impressive” even with “blue wave” help
ABI spoke to University of Maine Political Science Chair Mark Brewer on Wednesday to get his take on how the national environment played a role in deciding Maine’s senate race.
Live Nation announces entertainment lineup for National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas
Live Nation is offering country, rock and comedy performances at venues on the Strip during this year’s Wrangler National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas, Dec. 4 through Dec. 12.
College football ratings are down; should networks be concerned?
A thoughtful college football viewership analysis by The Athletic’s Stewart Mandel, published Tuesday, has been circulating in sports media circles. The top-line figures don’t look great for the sport through the first eight weeks. Average viewership is down by 6% for games airing on ABC, NBC, CBS, Fox, and ESPN. Last season, games on those…
Early measles vaccine could help some babies as Wisconsin outbreak grows
It's another sign that Wisconsin's measles outbreak, the worst the state has seen in over 35 years, is not ending anytime soon.
Herbert Blomstedt, who headed San Francisco Symphony from 1985-95, dies at age 99
Herbert Blomstedt, a renowned conductor who led the San Francisco Symphony from 1985 to 1995, has died at the age of 99 | Talk 1370
Shots fired near Yale Health, Yale PD headquarters
New Haven police reported shots fired near the Yale Health Center at 55 Lock Street Wednesday afternoon.
Tripwire Presents expands publishing business to support smaller indie developers
Tripwire Interactive's publishing division, Tripwire Presents, is expanding to offer publishing support to smaller inde…
How to correctly recycle your political yard signs in Omaha
Don’t just throw your political yard signs away now that election day has come and gone: make sure you recycle them correctly.
Monument Health expands into Wyoming with new Gillette clinic
Monument Health opened its Gillette Clinic at 469 WYO 50 on Monday, offering primary care, diagnostics, and specialty services to over 21,000 Wyoming patients.
Arkane union accuses Microsoft of "sabotaging" Marvel's Blade with 19-month hiring freeze
A French union representing workers at Arkane Lyon has accused Microsoft of sabotaging development of Marvel's Blade, c…
Lancaster County surpasses 500 measles cases; statewide deaths rise to 6
As the current measles outbreak drags on into its eighth month, more than 500 Lancaster County residents have now been sickened with measles this year, and another individual who tested
CVS plans to break up $117 billion healthcare conglomerate
The move mirrors the break up of Walgreens.
Galaxy S27: New Upgrades Confirm Samsung’s Release Plans
Samsung is reportedly upgrading the Galaxy S27 Ultra's privacy display and adding it to the new Galaxy S27 Pro. Here's what it means for the Pro and its price.
Benson vows cost relief as businesses brace for new era of Democratic ‘trifecta’ control
Jocelyn Benson’s decisive victory is an opportunity to pursue tax, labor and environmental policies that have long been opposed by business groups. How far she intends to go and which proposals she will embrace remain unclear.
Ravens reportedly acquire QB Jacoby Brissett from Cardinals to make up for Lamar Jackson, Tyler Huntley injuries
City of Independence to make recommendations on better supporting local businesses
The City of Independence hopes new policy changes will make it easier for small businesses to stay open, operate and grow.
FULL SPEECH: Talarico vows a politics of love in speech after historic Senate win
Mad Science: Pickle-themed experiments
Radiant Randy with Mad Science of Greater Kansas City joins Shane and Guest Host Steve Serrano to show off a few pickle experiments.