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Steelers sign S Rayshawn Jenkins, cut Darnell Savage
The Steelers signed safety Rayshawn Jenkins to a one-year contract, the team announced Sunday.
What’s cooking: Local family business debuts Hawaii’s first-ever ube smash burgers
A local family-owned business is putting a vibrant, purple twist on a backyard classic, making history as the first to bring ube smash burgers to Hawaii.
Johnson County Criminal Mental Health Court would offer treatment plans instead of jail time
Johnson County is considering adding a criminal mental health court program aimed at helping repeat offenders with serious mental illness.
3 Tech Brands You Might Not Realize Are Owned By TCL
TCL owns several other tech brands that help expand its marketplace reach beyond TVs and smartphones. Among the most prominent are Palm, iFFALCON, and RayNeo.
Kansas health officials warn of high West Nile virus risk statewide
Kansas health officials are warning of a high risk for West Nile virus statewide.
Great Plains Tribal Health Program hosts free Healthy Families Carnival in Rapid City
The Great Plains Tribal Health Program held its free Healthy Families Carnival.
Rays' Freddy Peralta: Heading to Tampa Bay
Rays' Freddy Peralta: Heading to Tampa Bay
Nat Falk celebrates 90 years of business in Ware
A men’s clothing store in Ware celebrated 90 years in business.
Freddy Peralta trade: Rays acquire disappointing Mets starter as they try to hang on to AL East lead
The Rays missed out on Tarik Skubal and pivoted almost immediately
UP CityServe Health Fair kicks off in Marquette
The event saw hundreds attend who partook in many events. Such as a cornhole tournament, health screening and more.
Racers ran for donuts and first responder mental health in Marquette
Central Upper Peninsula CISM is breaking the mental health stigma through its 3rd annual Donut Dash. The proceeds go back to supporting first responders in the U.P.
DIALOGUE: Workbook and networking workshop aim to help business owners and professionals move forward
Two guests on this week’s Dialogue shared resources for aspiring entrepreneurs and professionals looking to reposition themselves in their careers.
Rays' Victor Mesa: Left out of lineup vs. lefty
Rays' Victor Mesa: Left out of lineup vs. lefty
Samsung has a new AI-powered health assistant, joining a packed market
This marks Samsung's foray into an increasingly crowded space. Whoop has an AI coach built into its platform, as does the new Fitbit Air from Google.
Rays Reacts Results: Winning the AL East
The trade deadline approaches tomorrow afternoon, and we’ve already seen one major domino fall in the last few hours, as the Dodgers have miraculously scooped up Tarik Skubal for just OF Zyhir Hope (ranked in the 25-50 range on MLB top prospect lists) and two throw-ins (injured RHP River Ryan and wonky RHP Brady Smith). […]
What I learned running with Jon Gray and 100 Blackstone analysts
I spent my Thursday morning jogging with Jon Gray and Blackstone analysts, and felt firsthand the business value of his social media jogging videos.
Abdul El-Sayed, accused of sexism, says his contempt is for most everyone
In Michigan’s brutal Democratic Senate primary, the candidate’s barbed wit sparked attack ads that portray him as disrespectful to women. He says that’s a racist trope.
Vikings Get Strong Baker Mayfield Take Amid Contract Drama
The Minnesota Vikings are holding a quarterback competition between Kyler Murray and J.J. McCarthy to decide who will start in the 2026 season. The hope is that one of them seizes the job and gives Minnesota a long-term answer at the position.Still, there’s also a chance neither quarterback proves to be the solution. If that […] The post Vikings Get Strong Baker Mayfield Take Amid Contract Drama appeared first on HEAVY.
Study finds Lahaina survivors’ mental health worsening
University of Hawaii researchers with the Maui Wildfire Exposure Study (MauiWES) said Maui is recovering, but insecurity, housing instability, health concerns and weakening social support continue to place many families at risk.
Don’t pretend jokes can’t lead to political violence
The taboo around political violence is fraying — but restricting speech is not the answer
Former TV6 Sports Directors reflect on Roger Craig’s Hall of Fame enshrinement
Former sports directors Tom Korun and Thom Cornelis both covered Roger Craig during his time at Davenport Central and recalled recognizing his talent early.
Bobby Halford inducted into Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame
William Carey coach headlines seven-member class of 2026 alongside football legends and an Olympic gold medalist
‘Just another day in South City’: Businesses react after vandals smash store windows along South Kingshighway
Local businesses are reacting after vandals targeted several businesses on South Kingshighway Boulevard - smashing their windows overnight.
New mental health clinic opens in east Lincoln
A new mental health clinic opened in east Lincoln on Friday.
New mental health clinic opens in east Lincoln
A new mental health clinic opened in east Lincoln on Friday.
Braves to reinstate Ha-Seong Kim, per report
Will it be a final hooray for Kim in Atlanta?
Black Business Expo returns to East Lansing for third year
The annual Black Business Expo returned to East Lansing Saturday, bringing together local vendors and entrepreneurs for its third year.
Whitehaven Community Health Fair brings health resources to residents
The Westwood and Whitehaven community had access to a variety of healthy resources thanks to a local church on Saturday.
Rays' Drew Rasmussen: Dominates in win No. 10
Rays' Drew Rasmussen: Dominates in win No. 10
Coastal Family Health Center hosts 3rd annual Just Because community event
Coastal Family Health Center held its third annual Just Because community event, offering free food, health screenings and resources to the public.
Saturday Sports: Thousand Islands Hoop Fest underway at JCC
Here’s a recap of your North Country sports this Saturday.
WVU Medicine hosts Health and Wellness Day
Event provided immediate community health benefits, including vouchers for low-cost lab work and free health screenings.
Highpoint Health, Ascension Saint Thomas break ground on new Wilson County emergency facility
Wilson County residents are one step closer to having emergency care closer to home
Saturday Throwback: 1994 summer program teaches rocket science to kids
In today's Saturday Throwback, take a look back to 1994 at some of the things these kids learned in a summer program that teaches rocket science.
Lamont Roach vs William Zepeda: Live streaming results and highlights!
We’ve got a world title doubleheader tonight on DAZN and TNT, with Lamont Roach Jr and William Zepeda fighting for the vacant WBC lightweight title in the main event. That will follow the IBF lightweight title bout between Raymond Muratalla and Robson Conceicao, plus two more bouts on the main card this evening! We’ll have […]
Old Mountain Outdoor Adventures park closing after nine years of business
After nine years of business, Old Mountain Outdoor Adventures in Winona is closing its doors.
SENATE IN PLAY: Bray’s step back raises stakes on political direction of Indiana’s upper chamber
By Sydney Byerly and Marilyn Odendahl The Indiana Citizen July 31, 2026 Noting Republican lawmakers could put their political careers in jeopardy simply for supporting him, Senate President Pro Tempore Rodric Bray announced Friday he will be stepping down from his leadership position. Bray, R-Martinsville, who has served as Senate president since 2018, will not
Glenwood Marketplace helps local business owners grow in the community
LEAD Coalition celebrated second anniversary of the Glenwood Marketplace.
Caesars Entertainment, real estate firm developing plans for Las Vegas NBA arena
Real estate giant VICI Properties and casino operator Caesars Entertainment are actively collaborating on a plan to build a state-of-the-art arena
EAST TEXAS POLITICS: Smith County commissioners and constable weigh in on budget challenges
All four Smith County commissioners and Pct. 4 Constable Josh Joplin join Blake Holland for this week’s show
EAST TEXAS POLITICS: Smith County commissioners and constable weigh in on budget challenges
All four Smith County commissioners and a constable join Blake Holland on this week’s edition of East Texas Politics on East Texas Now for an in-depth look at the county budget.
Grayson College launches new Agricultural Sciences pathways to begin Fall 2026
Grayson College has announced the expansion of its Agricultural Sciences program with the addition of a new workforce and career-focused pathway designed to meet the needs of nontraditional students, working adults, and aspiring agricultural entrepreneurs. The college will continue to offer its Associate of Science (AS) in Agricultural Sciences, a 60-credit-hour transfer degree intended for students planning to pursue a bachelor’s degree.
Omaha streetcar construction reaches Midtown; longtime business owner watches neighborhood evolve
Construction for the Omaha streetcar project continues to move through the Midtown area.
Steph Curry Reacts to Warriors Re-signing Draymond Green
Stephen Curry and Draymond Green headline the Golden State Warriors’ current roster for the 2026-27 NBA season.
Lake Charles venues diversify entertainment lineup, drawing visitors from across the country
From the Rosa Hart Theatre to the lakefront amphitheater, venues across the Lake Area have been expanding their entertainment lineups — moving beyond a single genre to appeal to a broader audience.
Small business owners reunite for a second chance as The Collective Boutiques opens on Barnes Road
Vendors are moving back into the former Painted Tree boutique’s location on Barned Road this week, as a new company named The Collective Boutiques prepares to open its doors.
Southwest Boulevard streetscape project brings new barriers, restaurants see business rebound
A new set of concrete barriers installed as part of a road diet near Southwest Boulevard and West 25th Street is creating confusion for some drivers.
D-backs @ Guardians Discussion
Today’s Lineups DIAMONDBACKS GUARDIANS Corbin Carroll – RF Angel Martinez – RF Geraldo Perdomo – SS Jose Ramirez – 3B Gabriel Moreno – C Chase DeLauter – DH Ketel Marte – 2B Rhys Hoskins – 1B Max Kepler – LF Brayan Rocchio – SS Nolan Arenado – 3B David Fry – LF Adrian Del Castillo […]
Caesars Entertainment, real estate firm developing plans for Las Vegas NBA arena
VICI Properties and Caesars are reportedly planning a new NBA arena behind the Las Vegas Strip for a potential expansion team.
7+ Florida Politics Now: Discussing Hope Florida and the Fishback Ruling
On this episode, we’re discussing Hope Florida and the Fishback Ruling.
7+ Florida Politics Now: Discussing Hope Florida and the Fishback Ruling
On this episode, we’re discussing Hope Florida and the Fishback Ruling.
2 Baldwin men charged in sex trafficking scheme involving coded business cards
A federal grand jury has indicted two Baldwin County men on sex trafficking charges, alleging that they ferried women from Georgia to the Gulf Coast to have sex for money.
Business impact fund available for those affected by Omaha Streetcar construction
An impact fund for businesses affected by the Omaha Streetcar construction is now taking applications.
Jonesboro man charged with forgery after using movie prop money at business
A Jonesboro man was held on a $10,000 cash or surety bond before being released after police say he used motion picture money at a business.
Nebraska issues health alert for Stanton County reservoir for Harmful Algal Blooms
The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services issued a health alert for Harmful Algal Blooms at Maskenthine Reservoir in Stanton County.
State approves Salem Health-Santiam merger
The Oregon Health Authority has granted a proposed merger between Salem Health and Santiam Hospital & Clinics, state officials said Friday. But the deal can’t close until Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield gives his sign off.
Restaurant Scorecard: Homewood restaurant scores 2nd-lowest health inspection grade in county since mid-2025
A Homewood restaurant was forced to close after scoring a 48 on a Jefferson County health inspection, the second-lowest score in the county since mid-2025, while eight other area food establishments also failed inspections between July 20 and July 28 and now require reinspection.
The Streaming Bubble Keeps Popping
(Welcome to the Entertainment Strategy Guy, a newsletter on the entertainment industry and business strategy. I write a weekly Streaming Ratings Report and a bi-weekly strategy column, along with occasional deep dives into other topics, like today’s article. Please subscribe.) One of my rules is “never bet against PE [private equity]”. This isn’t to say that I agree with their methods or tactics or strategies or financial innovations (aka shenanigans). Just that in the long arc of financial history, they’ve tended to return very good returns to their shareholders. That said, their forays into entertainment have left me...skeptical. I’ve written before about PE’s production company/celebrity production company roll ups, and those haven’t really worked out. Some PE groups tried to “roll up” an industry that isn’t “roll-up-able” for lack of a better term—since the barrier to entry for starting a production company is very low—often paying top dollar for celebrity production companies at the height of streaming valuations. So yeah maybe we can bet against PE when they venture into filmed entertainment. I’ve also noted that studio lots seemed to be a bubble back in 2022. Sure enough… Yikes! That sure sounds like some private equity guys lost some money. The only caveat being that holding a lot of land in Los Angeles is always valuable. But that wasn’t the pitch and likely real estate investment companies overpaid for said land. I mean, Goldman Sachs had to repossess it after all. (Technically, I’m not sure these buyers were traditional private equity, but PE was buying LA studio lots earlier this decade.) All to say: I call out bubbles when I see them, and they often pop. Anywho, my most famous bubble call was the “streaming bubble”, specifically that the major streamers were making too many shows and films. And that it could all come crashing down. Notably, I made this call before the strikes of 2023, but those strikes potentially accelerated the popping. And now it has indeed popped. One of my most popular articles of last year made that exact case. A year later, it’s time to update that analysis. The bottom line is that the streaming contraction continues. Credit where credit is due, Luminate—an analytics company whose data I use weekly in my streaming ratings report—called this out in a recent report I saw highlighted in both Bloomberg and The Hollywood Reporter. But I’m adding my data to their look, including streaming films and kids TV shows. I’ll also provide some other data that all tells the same picture. Let’s dive in! Subscribe The Number of Streaming TV Shows, Films and Specials Is Declining AGAIN in 2026 Let’s get right to the data, starting with my dataset. Specifically, each week I track every “notable” title to come out on streaming. I try to grab every title on every major streamer, meaning if it’s a first run or original or exclusive, I track it. This helps me call out the “dogs not barking” and the misses/flops each week. So that will be our first series of charts, my weekly collection data. Let’s start with the raw TV show, film and special data, by week. Note: As the years have gone by, I have actually added more sources (going from just one source to five sources) to find new titles, meaning that this data collection is, likely, more accurate now than in the past. Which means my team and I are more likely to have undercounted titles in the past rather than today. I like to cut the data several different ways. Here’s that same look, by quarter, to more sharply show the trends: And here’s the data just looking at the first half of each year. That’s the same data, just cut three different ways with three different time periods. Note that films, TV shows, and specials are all down by 25%, 42% and 17%, respectively, from 2022. The good news is that the number of films and specials actually increased year-over-year from 2025 to 2026, but not enough to offset the 25% decline in TV shows. Now, I also look at kids shows, and here they are pulled out on their own: And here’s that by quarter: This really seems to be a notable area of pullback by the streamers. Kids shows are down 80% from 2022. This reflects some formerly Disney+ shows going to cable TV first, but also pullbacks from HBO Max, Prime Video and Netflix. I also categorize the TV shows by English language and non-English language, and that also reveals a lot of where the drop comes from: And here is by the half-year: In this look, the good news is the drop for English language shows seems to have stabilized in the last year. But the bad news is the long term decline from the 2022 peak. Other Data So I wasn’t the only person to notice this decline in the number of shows. I have a few other data sources for this, though most only go through the end of 2025. As I said, Luminate beat me to the punch, so let’s look at their data. We’re just getting started with this issue, but the rest is for paid subscribers of the Entertainment Strategy Guy, so if you’d like to find out… What TV loss streaming didn’t make up for... How Netflix has changed their programming slate over time… Ten more images charting the decline of production... What type of films aren’t being made anymore... 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Show-Me-State Politics: Gov. Kehoe addresses Tuesday’s election; Missouri State Fair bigger in 2026
KY3’s Tyler Wayne and Missouri Capitol Bureau Chief Hannah Falcon look ahead to Tuesday’s election. Also, Missouri State Fair organizers preview this year’s event.
ISP investigating after woman found dead near Anna business
Illinois State Police are investigating after a woman was found dead near a business in Anna.
‘Antizuck’ iOS app that claims to detect nearby smart glasses tops App Store chart
Vibes around Meta’s AI glasses are off lately. So much so that one of the top three paid iPhone apps...
SLED: Horry County business owner charged with insurance fraud
State agents have announced the arrest of a business owner in Horry County.
Home Entertainment Guide July 2026: Obsession, The Drama, Is God Is, More
The latest on Blu-ray includes The Christophers, The Devil Wears Prada 2, and Criterion editions of The Crying Game and Hud.
U.S. Small Business Administration offering up to millions in loans for summer storm damage
Homeowners, business owners, and nonprofit leaders who have been impacted by the summer’s severe storms and tornadoes are eligible for up to millions of dollars in loans to fix up their damaged properties.
Bush Family Home introduces new science, history clubs for local students
If you’re hunting for a cool way to keep your middle or high schooler active and engaged this year, Midland’s Bush Family Home has some great news.
Red Sox hit back-to-back HRs in 8th to beat A's 5-4
Wilyer Abreu and Wilson Contreras homered on back-to-back pitches in the eighth inning, Sonny Gray went seven innings for his 13th win of the season, and the Boston Red Sox rallied to beat the Athletics 5-4.
Local sports: youth baseball championship in Watertown
Beaver River capped a perfect season with a win.
Vikings Issued Major QB Battle Update Amid Training Camp
The Minnesota Vikings‘ QB battle is the one many in the national football media have their eyes on to see who comes out the winner between Kyler Murray and J.J. McCarthy. It’s only a couple of days of training camp, but each day the performances of the two players go under the microscope. During a […] The post Vikings Issued Major QB Battle Update Amid Training Camp appeared first on HEAVY.
Single-lane traffic, blocked Las Vegas Arts District storefronts push some owners to breaking point
Las Vegas Arts District business owners say a flood control project on Charleston Boulevard has blocked storefronts and slashed revenue.
Arkansas students earn honors in 2026 Soybean Science Challenge
Winners from Harrisburg and Paragould took top prizes in statewide competition
Big Y celebrates 90 years of business in western Mass.
Big Y Supermarkets marked its 90th anniversary on Thursday with a ceremony
College Sports Commission approves reworked NIL deals worth total of $7.5M for 18 Nebraska players
The College Sports Commission has approved $7.5 million in restructured name, image and likeness opportunities spread among 18 Nebraska football players after those deals initially were rejected in a decision upheld by an arbitrator two months ago.
Simply Sunflower business encourages public to experience "Field Day"
Pure Nebraska
Grandstand Entertainment tickets on sale
Tickets to this year's Grandstand Entertainment at the SEMO District Fair are now on sale.
'Worth a conversation': Inside Florida's recommendations for treating mental health in children
Family medicine physician Dr. Jessica Gray discusses Florida's new guidance advising against immediate psychiatric medication for most children on ‘Fox & Friends.’
Eau Claire Outdoor retail closure highlights growing strain on downtown businesses
Another downtown Eau Claire business is scaling back and closing its storefront, marking what local business advocates say is a growing trend of economic hardship in the district.
Billy V Live: Hear the latest in Hawaii Entertainment from the artists themselves
Get the latest in Hawaii entertainment on Billy V Live!
Burlington business owners’ open letter renews debate over harm reduction
The open letter pleads for city officials to address the ongoing struggles with homelessness, addiction, and public safety.
Hometown Entertainment: Weekend events across southwest Virginia
A county fair, flower festival, live theatre and more are happening across southwest Virginia this weekend
Cedar Crossing Casino announces new opening date
Peninsula Pacific Entertainment, the company behind the casino project, previously said the casino would open around New Years Eve.
Jen Walker named Alexandria's 2026 Business Leader of the Year
The Del Ray real estate agent and Cinema Del Ray founder will be honored at the Chamber's Best in Business Awards in October
NC lawmakers, business owners push to end ‘Wild West of Towing"
State lawmakers and Charlotte business owners held a news conference Thursday to call for an end to what they described as predatory towing practices and to outline changes they want made to North Carolina law.
Summertime Learning: Real Life Heros at the Science and Discovery Center
The Science and Discovery Center Summer Camp
Flawed studies linking hormone therapy to breast cancer made doctors reluctant to prescribe it for menopause relief – especially for breast cancer survivors
Menopausal hormone therapy no longer has the highest-level warning label about the risk of breast cancer, opening a gray area on who would benefit most from treatment.
Mental health support urged for Fox Valley tornado survivors and cleanup crews
Emotional recovery resources are available after Monday’s storm.
Michigan health leaders urge back-to-school vaccinations
State health leaders are urging families to make sure children are up to date on their vaccinations before the new school year.
North Star Health Alliance public hearing draws crowd in Ogdensburg
Residents, nurses, and elected officials gathered Wednesday night for a second public hearing on North Star Health Alliance's planned cuts.
Titans' Mike Borgonzi still looking to add to offensive line
The Tennessee Titans are evaluating interior offensive line depth after working out free agents Joshua Gray and Jared Penning.
Vikings Get Intriguing Message Involving Buccaneers’ Baker Mayfield
The Minnesota Vikings are having a QB battle between Kyler Murray and J.J. McCarthy to determine their starter for the 2026 NFL season. In a perfect world, one of McCarthy or Murray emerges and solves the Vikings’ issue under center for the foreseeable future.Nonetheless, there’s also the possibility that neither is the answer after having […] The post Vikings Get Intriguing Message Involving Buccaneers’ Baker Mayfield appeared first on HEAVY.
Kyler Murray Drops Major Vikings Offense Update Amid QB Battle
The Minnesota Vikings‘ quarterback competition is underway and while many see Kyler Murray as the favorite to win, J.J. McCarthy does have one major advantage: He knows the offense.It’s Year 3 for McCarthy in the Vikings’ offense under head coach Kevin O’Connell, while Murray is only a handful of months into it. As a result, […] The post Kyler Murray Drops Major Vikings Offense Update Amid QB Battle appeared first on HEAVY.
One Vikings Receiver Stole the Show at Wednesday’s Practice
Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Jordan Addison impressed during Wednesday’s training camp practice. He was all over the field, according to multiple media reports, and statistically, he had a great day. He caught five passes on seven targets from quarterback Kyler Murray. Bring Me The News’s Will Ragatz reported this.Addison was reportedly able to make a […] The post One Vikings Receiver Stole the Show at Wednesday’s Practice appeared first on HEAVY.
Mobile business owner claims self defense in fatal shooting
Investigators say 25-year-old Evan Bagley came to the business, got into an argument with another man, and pointed a gun at him.
Mobile business owner claims self defense in fatal shooting
Investigators say 25-year-old Evan Bagley came to the business, got into an argument with another man, and pointed a gun at him.
Downtown Knoxville continues to thrive even after another business closes
Myrtle’s Chicken and Beer has closed on Market Square, becoming the latest restaurant departure from Market Square.
Longtime Chargers standout Billy Ray Smith Jr. dies at 64
Former NFL linebacker Billy Ray Smith Jr., who played his entire pro career with the San Diego Chargers, has died. He was 64.
Mobile business owner says he shot and killed man in self defense
Mobile police responded to a deadly shooting at Chips Auto Glass on Halls Mill Road on July 28. Investigators say 25-year-old Evan Bagley came to the business, got into an argument with another man, and pointed a gun at him.
Mobile business owner says he shot and killed man in self defense
A Mobile business owner says he shot and killed a man who came to his business, calling it self-defense.
Mad about Science: Batoids » Sandpoint Reader
By Brenden BobbyReader Columnist At the library’s Citizen Science events, which take place twice a month at the Waterlife Discovery Center on Lakeshore Drive, I love to ask a fun question of guests that...
Charlotte’s growing passion for soccer fuels summertime business boom
Less than seven years after Major League Soccer awarded Charlotte an expansion team, the sport’s footprint in the Queen City continues to expand