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Acceldata Launches xFactory for Building Governed AI Applications From Business Intent, on Federated Data
Enterprises can now create AI applications and agents — executing natively on open engines including Apache Spark, Trino and Kafka — and connecting to Snowflake and Databricks, so your data stays where it is. LONDON, Sept. 18, 2026 — Acceldata has announced the launch of xFactory, a private AI software factory to build, test and deploy […]
Alzheimer's Association launches 6-step challenge for brain health
Ways to 'Rethink Your Brain'
Flames engulf trailer at Cumberland County pallet business
Flames engulfed a trailer at a pallet business on Thursday, leaving the vehicle gutted.
Maine woman says political canvasser stole Amazon package from her porch
A woman from Woolwich says a political canvasser took an Amazon package from her front porch Wednesday afternoon after leaving a flyer in support of U.S. Senator Susan Collins.
Catherine D’Amato reflects on food access, health and 31 years of service
D’Amato helped expand annual food distribution from 7 million to 110 million pounds while prioritizing fresh produce and public health
High gas prices challenge Cape Coral small business owners
Small business owners in Cape Coral are struggling to manage rising fuel costs, which are cutting into profits and impacting prices.
Wahalla officials give latest update fire destroyed seven downtown businesses
The journey may be long after flames destroyed seven businesses at 3:30 a.m. on Thursday, Sept. 17. It happened on East Main Street in downtown Walhalla and the area has been closed all day.
Birmingham business owners raise concerns over planned Oasis homeless respite center
A center designed to help people experiencing homelessness is planned for Birmingham’s Smithfield area, but some nearby business owners are concerned about how the project could affect the neighborhood.
DiLorenzo answers questions from voters on heating costs, business experience
Republican 1st Congressional District candidate Anthony DiLorenzo answered questions from voters Thursday in a taping of "Conversation with the Candidate."
Governor Moore seeks SBA loans for Glen Burnie businesses hit by Empire Towers shutdown
The governor said an SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loan declaration would provide critical financial recovery support for business affected by offering loans to cover operating expenses.
Devastated Walhalla business owners consider next steps after fire
Impacted business owners in Walhalla are reeling and basically starting over from scratch - with tens of thousands of dollars of equipment and products destroyed - after a massive fire Thursday morning.
Luminis Health Care cyberattack class-action lawsuit claims unencrypted patient data exposed at AAMC
Three patients have filed a class-action lawsuit against Luminis Health Care over its cybersecurity attack.
Elementary students learn about coding ahead of Mississippi Science Fest
A special coding challenge for elementary school students was held at a local museum ahead of a big weekend of science and technology.
Local business owner unsure how Razorbacks loss will affect sales
“The fan base is not a happy fan base right now.” A local sports store owner says he doesn’t know what to expect for business after the Razorbacks’ loss to Utah.
Aerial video shows aftermath of downtown Walhalla business fire
Aerial video: At least 7 businesses have burned and some have collapsed in Walhalla, South Carolina.
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.
One in five youth turn to AI for mental health advice
A new study from the American Medical Association says one in five young people are turning to artificial intelligence chatbots for mental health advice.
12 Inspires: World War II veteran still volunteers at Atrium Health at 100 years old
Jack Jerome, a 100-year-old World War II veteran, has volunteered over 12,000 hours at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist since 1990, assisting patients and families.
Alabama awards $262,000 grant to upgrade forensic science equipment
Gov. Kay Ivey's office has awarded $262,000 to the Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences to enhance drug case investigations and morgue services.
Business Development Board of the Palm Beaches touts economic advancements
The Business Development Board of the Palm Beaches announced strides it’s made in economic development and diversification in the community.
Manchester Township targets health, safety concerns at Route 30 motels
Manchester Township has passed a new ordinance aimed at addressing health, safety, and criminal concerns along the stretch of Route 30 known as "motel mile."
Historic Rutland County farmhouse celebrates reopening with new businesses, childcare and housing inside
A community restoration project has transformed the Pittsford Village Farmhouse, bringing new business, childcare, housing and community spaces to the historic town building
Dartmouth Health CEO says layoffs targeted administrative, leadership positions
A day after Dartmouth Health announced it was cutting hundreds of jobs, the healthcare organization's CEO said the layoffs were planned to avoid hurting patient care.
Leaders discuss challenges for Latino communities at the State of the Union on Latino Health
The State of the Union on Latino Health brought together leaders in Pennsylvania to address challenges such as health inequality, housing, and transportation for Hispanic communities.
Lake Helen boil-water notice impacting local business, residents
Lake Helen’s boil-water notice is now in its fourth day, forcing residents and businesses to improvise while the city waits on more testing.
IMAGine That!: Celebrating National Play-Doh Day
IMAG History and Science Center is honoring National Play-Doh Day with a look at its origins and the science behind the iconic dough.
Bishop Hill event will feature entertainment, demonstrations
Visitors to Bishop Hill on Sept. 26 and 27 will see how the early residents of the colony harvested their crops and performed other tasks. The event, Jordbruksdagarna, is organized by the Bishop Hill Heritage Association with support from a number of other community agencies. Activities planned for both days are: — Musical performances at the… Continue reading Bishop Hill event will feature entertainment, demonstrations
UCB welcomes Matthis and Hambrick to commercial banking team
Sponsored by United Community Bank United Community Bank (UCB) is pleased to announce the addition of Michael Matthis and Felecia Hambrick to its commercial banking team at the Bluebonnet location in Baton Rouge. Matthis joins UCB as Senior Vice President, Commercial Lending Officer, bringing a relationship-focused approach to helping businesses achieve their financial goals. Hambrick […]
Dartmouth Health announces over 100 layoffs, elimination of 300 open positions
Dartmouth Health announced Tuesday that over 100 employees are getting laid off, and they are eliminating over 300 open positions.
News We Love: Family turns daughter’s lemonade idea into growing weekend business
Sweet and Squeezed Sisters Lemonade started with a kid’s idea to make her own money — and now it’s selling out at pop-up markets.
Racing Louisville player who collapsed during game sues UofL Health, doctors
A Racing Louisville star is suing UofL Health and two doctors over the care she received before suffering cardiac arrest.
"I genuinely felt like I was dying." Maine woman shares her struggle and coping with mental health
Sweetser's biggest fundraiser of the year is this week, and a woman will share how, she says, the organization saved her life. She shared her struggle with mental health - and message for Mainers - with Maine's Total Coverage ahead of the event.
It’s almost time to airdrop rabies vaccines again
The USDA program uses fishmeal-coated bait bricks to lure raccoons and other animals.
Baptist Health doctor speaks on Gynecologic & Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
From bloating to pelvic discomfort, there are plenty of symptoms many women might ignore— but when they’re persistent or unusual, they can also be signs of ovarian cancer.
Pennsylvania senators McCormick, Fetterman seek answers on canceled health grants
Republican Sen. Dave McCormick and Democratic Sen. John Fetterman are pressing the Department of Health and Human Services for details about the cancellation of federal health research grants affecting institutions across the commonwealth.
Health problem delays sentencing for Gov. Newsom's ex-chief of staff
Dana Williamson, a former top political aide to key Democratic leaders in California, including Gov. Newsom, is recovering from what appears to be an unplanned surgery, and court records show her attorney is asking a federal court to delay her sentencing.
Cincinnati Public Schools holds business meeting before tax levy goes on ballot
The Cincinnati Public School Board held a business meeting on Monday night as the district continues to find solutions for a multi-million-dollar budget deficit.
Latina business owner creates a literacy hub for diverse voices
Spanish Teacher expands mobile book store to brick and mortar in Bellmore.
Millions in health care funding could be lost under Amendment 3
Amendment 3 could strip millions from Central Florida hospital districts that help low-income and uninsured residents get care.
Baltimore plan would send mental health professionals to 911 calls, cutting police involvement
Under the plan, social worker teams would respond independently to welfare checks, trespassing calls, and lewd behavior
MedStar Health doctors train for rare emergency scenarios
When Dr. Paul Herman reports to work as an emergency medicine doctor with MedStar Health, he knows he has to be ready for whatever comes his way.
Classic Chronicle: Kids take charge of fashion
Parents, retailers and child development experts examined the growing influence of children on fashion buying in this Classic Chronicle segment that originally aired in 1987
UMass Amherst national poll reveals concerns about AI as politicians battle over what to do
While politicians battle over the right way to handle artificial intelligence companies, new polling suggests the nation is concerned about how the nation's leaders are handling both the technology and its environmental impacts.
Edison & Ford Winter Estates host blood drive with Lee Health
Gulfcoasting at the Edison & Ford Winter Estates for Monday's Lee Health blood drive and what’s coming up this fall.
Mississippi awards $104 million to transform rural healthcare
Gov. Tate Reeves announced 167 awards totaling over $104 million through the Mississippi Rural Health Transformation Program to modernize and improve healthcare access in rural communities.
Playing Tetris with fire: Stephen Driver’s annual kiln firing in Ozark is both science and ceremony
Ozark artisan Stephen Driver lights up his wood-fired brick kiln once a year, drawing a collective of ceramists to tend the flames.
Jackson family turns daughter’s lemonade idea into growing weekend business
Sweet and Squeezed Sisters serves up fresh lemonade at Jackson pop-up market
Iowa, national politicians court voters at CyHawk tailgates
Iowa candidates turned CyHawk tailgates into campaign stops Saturday, with Republicans and Democrats pitching voters on the issues they say matter most.
Better Business Bureau shares tips for identifying scams over the phone
As the techniques that scammers use to deceive victims are becoming more elaborate, the Better Business Bureau has tips for consumers to protect themselves.
Car hits unoccupied business in Vergennes
The hit caused significant damage to the home on Main Street.
Prop 39 would make California the 37th state to require voter ID
California voters will decide this November whether to approve Proposition 39, a measure that would require government-issued identification for in-person voting and different verification for mail-in ballots.
Trump and Newsom take different approaches to energize voters ahead of midterms
With the midterm elections less than two months away, President Donald Trump and California Governor Gavin Newsom are employing contrasting strategies to energize their respective voter bases.
Should Californians worry about the chances of AI destroying humanity?
Stefano Bellasio, CEO of AI startup Anthropos, weighs in on the skepticism of the AI industry on California Politics 360.
Assemblyman Rick Zbur explains possible data center regulations he helped write
California lawmakers are working to regulate data centers, which consume significant water and electricity, to ensure they benefit the state’s economy without harming public resources.
California Politics 360 full episode | CA leaders respond to new AI concerns
California leaders are responding after a viral post warned artificial intelligence could end humanity within the next decade.
NH's Business: Managing wildfire risks across New Hampshire
Fred Kocker sits down with Jack Savage with The Society for the Protection of NH Forests to talk about what the state is doing to monitor and manage wildfires.
Summer Fest, LEGO Brick Convention among this week's big events
Summer Fest, LEGO Brick Convention, Sportsman’s Night Out, and Sean of the South are among this week's big events.
Arkansas Department of Health announces workforce reduction plan
The Arkansas Department of Health is reducing its workforce, starting Nov. 1.
Getting creative with book binding at the Orlando Science Center
The Science of It: How storytelling has evolved and how you can do it at home. This is the perfect rainy-day activity.
Razorbacks visit Fayetteville High for mental health pep rally
The Arkansas Razorbacks men's basketball team made a stop at Fayetteville High School Friday, bringing students a message that goes beyond the basketball court.
9/11 25 years later: K-9 handler copes with health conditions from 46 days at Ground Zero
“We were breathing burning jet fuel, asbestos, burning plastics, human bodies, silica, glass dust, brick dust — anything else you can think of.",
LEGO exhibit coming to Mississippi Museum of Natural Science
JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – The Mississippi Museum of Natural Science (MMNS) will host a new exhibition of life-size animal sculptures created entirely of LEGO bricks. The exhibition “Sean …
LEGO exhibit coming to Mississippi Museum of Natural Science
JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – The Mississippi Museum of Natural Science (MMNS) will host a new exhibition of life-size animal sculptures created entirely of LEGO bricks. The exhibition “Sean Kenney’s Animal...
Pennsylvania secretary of health provides update on measles outbreak
Measles update from the Pennsylvania secretary of health
Large medical uniform retailer closing all brick-and-mortar stores nationwide
Healthcare uniform apparel retailer Scrubs & Beyond has announced that all retail stores are closing. The company operates more than 100 locations.
Shooting at South Carolina tattoo business leaves man dead, deputies say
A man died after a shooting at a tattoo business in Spartanburg County, South Carolina, according to the sheriff's office.
Dartmouth Health Children's receives record donation
Dartmouth Health Children's is celebrating a record donation that will pave the way for major renovations.
Montgomery Whitewater funding in question as commissioners seek new business plan
Some Montgomery County commissioners want to pause operations at Montgomery Whitewater, saying the park is not bringing in enough revenue.
Pennsylvania businesses and nonprofits face deadline on skill game machines
Businesses and nonprofits in Pennsylvania are facing uncertainty as state lawmakers prepare to decide the fate of skill game machines before an October 14 deadline.
Hinson doesn’t rule out Trump’s pledge of $5K to adults; calls for relief for families
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Ashley Hinson said Thursday she wants to look at all proposals aimed at improving affordability for working families, including recent comments from President Donald Trump to pay out $5,000 to U.S. adults.
Midwest City’s crisis team, joined by therapy dog Miles, takes proactive approach to mental health
Midwest City’s Crisis Intervention Response Team is trying to fix the root of mental health crises — with help from therapy dog Miles.
UC Health launches first adult celiac disease center in the region
UC Health has opened a new adult celiac disease center in Cincinnati, offering specialized care, testing and support for patients.
Study finds light exposure during sleep may affect heart health
A new study suggests that exposure to light during sleep, even at low levels, may negatively impact heart health.
Study finds light exposure during sleep may affect heart health
A new study suggests that exposure to light during sleep, even at low levels, may negatively impact heart health.
Lee Health convenient care centers offer shorter wait times for minor injuries
Lee Health's convenient care centers provide walk-in service and same-day treatment for minor injuries, offering an alternative to hospital visits.
The scale of 9/11's health impacts, visualized 25 years later
2,977 people were killed on 9/11. Twenty-five years later, the number affected is much higher. Here's what the impact looks like.
September brings new name for PCOS
Polycystic ovary syndrome has been renamed polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome to emphasize metabolic health and improve diagnosis and treatment.
Céline Dion making a comeback after years away from the stage over health
Céline Dion is preparing to return to the stage following a health crisis that nearly derailed her career.
Dozens of crews on scene of business fire in Lancaster County
Roads are closed in East Lampeter Township while crews battle a business fire.
Davie County based business, Grail Card Promotions specializes in sports and Pokémon card shows
A Davie County based business specializes in sports and Pokémon card shows. Grail Card Promotions is hosting several upcoming shows and giving back to local high schools.
Businesses across Cincinnati preparing for Bengals' season opener Sunday
Joe Burrow isn't the only one getting ready for Sunday. For businesses in Cincinnati, the surge of fans is their most important time of the year.
Health problem could delay sentencing for Gov. Newsom's ex-chief of staff
Dana Williamson, a former top political aide to key Democratic leaders in California, including Gov. Newsom, is recovering from what appears to be an unplanned surgery and court records show her attorney is asking a federal court to delay her sentencing.
How a 5-year-old Attleboro boy turned cucumbers into a business
Known as "The Pickle Kid," Donovan sold more than 500 jars and hopes to build a full pickle business someday.
Thieves return stolen item to Fed Hill business after viral social media video
Angeli's Pizzeria posted on social media giving the people responsible for taking their computer system 72 hours to return it
Luminis Health cyberattack delays cancer treatment and test results
The health system said it is still trying to determine which systems and how many patients are affected across its entire organization.
Allina Health doctors file 10-day strike notice
MPR News host Cathy Wurzer spoke with Dr. Saul Singh, bargaining team member for the Doctors Council SEIU, about the strike notice.
Rebuilding begins for Hammond business damaged by tornado
Rebuilding begins for the Hammond business damaged by a tornado.
Cafecito coffee shop opens brick-and-mortar in Old Louisville
Family-run Cafecito coffee shop opens at 1212 Oak St. in Old Louisville after launching as a food truck in 2023.
How Do Business Owners Really Feel About Influencers? It’s A ‘Love-Hate Relationship’
Four entrepreneurs tell Inc. how they leverage content creators to grow their U.S. brick-and-mortar businesses.
Home-based bread business Golden Grain opens first Worcester café
Golden Grain Artisanal Bread Café, which began in a family kitchen in 2024, is opening its first brick-and-mortar location at 250 Commercial St. in downtown Worcester
Volusia County business owner recovering after stabbing
Jessica and Count Foreman, co-owners of Saute Kingz in Daytona Beach, have temporarily closed their business following a violent incident involving their 23-year-old son, Jesshuan.
Edmond hospital employee charged with stealing fentanyl from OU Health
An Edmond hospital employee is accused of stealing fentanyl waste from OU Health, with surveillance video reportedly capturing the incident.
Experts: Canadian tariffs could hit Kansas City businesses with trade conflict
Canadian counter-tariffs of up to 50% on U.S. goods are affecting Kansas City businesses, with experts warning of job vulnerabilities and economic uncertainty.
Bernalillo County DA highlights need for accountability and reform in juvenile crime and behavioral health
Bernalillo County District Attorney Sam Bregman addressed crime, juvenile reform and behavioral health during a speech in Albuquerque, emphasizing the importance of accountability and treatment working together.
National 988 Day raises awareness for mental health support
September 8 is National 988 Day, dedicated to raising awareness about the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.
Savannah Square Pops celebrates 10 years with community event
Ten years, one local business: Savannah Square Pops is inviting the community to celebrate Thursday
Wellston firefighter's death highlights toll of wildland firefighting, gaps in health monitoring
A retired truck driver with just four months on the job with the Wellston Fire Department died while trying to protect his community from a wildfire.
Rabid skunk confirmed in Pickens County, health officials say
DPH announced Tuesday that a skunk found in the Upstate has tested positive for rabies.
Essex County Health Department confirms measles case, says it's been "controlled and contained"
Health officials in Essex County, New York, have confirmed that one unvaccinated person contracted measles earlier this summer. They said there is no ongoing public health risk.
Kamin Science Center and Science of Speed shut down for four-day refresh in Pittsburgh
Planning a trip to the Kamin Science Center this week? The museum will be closed through Friday for exhibit maintenance and updates.