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After Firing of Key Multnomah County Health Leader, Accusations Fly and Potential Litigation Brews
A major health institution that has gone through five leaders in six years must now find another.
Port-A-Pet back in business after anonymous donor steps in following crash
An anonymous donor has provided a replacement vehicle to Trevon Petty, owner of Port-A-Pet, a local pet transportation company that lost its only vehicle in a crash on July 9.
A 1989 Eugene murder conviction relied on junk science. Now the man wrongfully convicted has been released.
Robert Wallace Lyons was released Friday after 37 years behind bars. His arrest in 1989 and subsequent murder conviction rested on discredited forensic science.
Hyde Park, Mount Lookout businesses hit hard by Friday flash flooding
Several businesses in the Hyde Park and Mt. Lookout area are dealing with the damage from the flash flooding Friday night.
Asking Eric: College freshman’s G.I. issue is no one’s business, but how does she explain private dorm room?
She may also learn that most people’s curiosity is idle at best.
Friday Sports: City Golf Championship Quarterfinals wrap up
Here’s a recap of your North Country sports this Friday.
CFM wins approval for jet engine durability boost
Jet engine maker CFM International said it had won U.S. and European approvals for an upgrade that would improve durability of engines used on Boeing 737 MAX jets.
Florida Panthers, Team USA staff member arrested and suspended
The Florida Panthers have suspended head equipment manager Teddy Richards following his arrest.
Wisconsin Farm Tech Days highlights grain bin safety, farm history, health screenings, and volunteers
Wisconsin Farm Technology Days is wrapping up its three-day event in Stratford, showcasing the latest technology in the agriculture industry. The event was held at Redetzke’s No Joke Dairy.
Young musician dead at 23: His body was just discovered a year after he went missing
He went for a hike last year and disappeared.
US data center protests go national as backlash grows
Opponents of the rapid buildout of data centers plan to hold protests on Saturday in at least 125 locations across the United States, the first coordinated national effort to channel anger at the AI infrastructure expansion that has ramped up over the past year and roiled local politics.
Doctors question evidence behind Pentagon plan for testosterone screening
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth this week ordered annual testosterone-deficiency screening for active-duty and reserve service members age 30 and older, which he says will help to maintain military readiness.
The 2000s called. They want their digital camera back
Why are people who weren't born 25 years ago snapping up the digital camera of that era? Blame Taylor Swift, trend cycles, childhood nostalgia and smartphone fatigue.
Marco Bassetti on why global entertainment still depends on local culture
In an age when viewers can drift from TikTok to Netflix to YouTube within minutes, the World Cup remains a rare thing: a live event that can capture the attention of a huge, simultaneous worldwide audience. Banijay Live, part of Banijay Entertainment that is behind hit TV franchises including "MasterChef," "Big Brother," and "The Traitors," is producing the tournament's closing ceremony on July 19 at the New York New Jersey Stadium. Marco Bassetti, its chief executive, says earning that kind of global attention is harder than ever — and keeping it depends on understanding local culture.
Moment of Science: Why spicy food burns and how it’s measured
Did you know? Spice is not technically a taste.
Moment of Science: Why spicy food burns and how it’s measured
Did you know? Spice is not technically a taste.
Tariffs cause delays for Texoma business development
Denison city officials agreed Thursday night to extend construction deadlines at the Foundation Business Park north of town after tariffs slowed progress, forcing companies off their original timelines.
MSU Museum showcases ‘Science on a Sphere’ exhibit
The interactive NOAA display is one of only four in Michigan
Isle Royale business prevented from transporting visitors asking to leave
The visitors want to leave due to poor air quality conditions at the park.
Could politics have played a part in Miami denied disaster relief?
Miami officials estimate the cost of rebuilding at approximately $60 million. The town’s annual budget is just under $3 million. Amy Cutler investigates what happened.
CritterFest 2026 continues through the weekend at Science Spectrum
CritterFest 2026 is underway at the Science Spectrum Museum, running Thursday through Sunday, July 16–19, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily.
Business Pitch Challenge expands to Bismarck
If you’ve ever wanted to start your own business but don’t know how, there is a new contest that might help. The Bismarck Mandan Chamber wants to set up entrepreneurs for success.
EAST TEXAS POLITICS: Smith County sheriff, DA and county judge sound off on upcoming budget
Smith County Sheriff Larry Smith, District Attorney Jacob Putman and County Judge Neal Franklin join Blake Holland to discuss the upcoming budget.
EAST TEXAS POLITICS: Smith County sheriff, DA and county judge sound off on upcoming budget
Sheriff, DA and county judge discuss pay raises, staffing shortages and what’s at stake in Smith County’s next budget
Weekly Portland women’s sports wrap up (6/12)
Weekly Portland women’s sports wrap up (6/12) Presented by Rivermark Community Credit Union and Rebound Orthopedics and Neurosurgery.
Abbott investigates two separate cyber incidents, says no operations affected
Abbott Laboratories is investigating two cyber incidents involving unauthorized access to some internal systems at its cancer diagnostics business and its LabCentral portal, the company said on Friday, adding that its operations were not affected.
‘Extremely frustrating:’ Alpharetta businesses fed up with years-long Highway 9 construction project
The project includes widening Highway 9 to four lanes.
Florida politics weekly recap: Voter data, campaign cash and 2 lawmakers in court
President Donald Trump's national address renewed the debate over election security this week, while newly released intelligence records put a spotlight on publicly available Florida voter-registration data.
New business expected to bring 100 jobs, $4m investment to Levelland
The LEDC announced a 10-year economic development partnership with Stealth Energy Services following negotiations that began in April 2025.
Burlington businesses push back as needle exchange moves to Bank Street
Local business leaders say the problems with the previous location have just moved to the new site.
Oregon Health Authority cancels layoffs
Oregon Health Authority leaders won’t divulge the size or cause of the agency's budget hole, but internal records indicate it needs to find $90 million in savings over the coming year. For now, though, layoffs won’t happen.
How accurate are political betting apps? Florida professors weigh in
Prediction markets heavily favor Congressman Byron Donalds right now, with above a 90% chance to become the GOP nominee on some sites.
How accurate are political betting apps? Florida professors weigh in
Prediction markets heavily favor Congressman Byron Donalds right now, with above a 90% chance to become the GOP nominee on some sites.
Lightning strike damages Woodland packaging business
A lightning strike damaged a packaging business in Woodland during storms early Thursday morning, according to Clark County Fire & Rescue.
Great Lakes Sports & Entertainment Network to air Loons-Whitecaps Game 2
The Great Lakes Loons will will play Game two of of their three-game series against the West Michigan Whitecaps, and there’s a new way to watch.
Quincy plans $10M shooting sports complex; council to vote Monday
The City of Quincy announced a proposed clay sports park during a press conference on Friday.
Fed rate-hike voices swell before July decision, rates still seen on hold
Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack on Friday added her voice to a small but growing chorus of policymakers arguing the Fed may need to raise short-term borrowing costs to deal with persistently high inflation, setting up a charged debate at the central bank's July 28-29 meeting.
World Cup crowds brought record-breaking business to Seattle’s Pioneer Square. Will momentum last?
The organization says the focus now is on turning one-time visitors into repeat customers.
Parents want safer phones for kids. These companies are answering the call.
As parents look for alternatives to unrestricted smartphones, a growing number of companies are building phones designed specifically for kids, from feature-limited mobile devices to minimalist home phones.
iPhone Loyalty Rate Climbs to 87% as Switching to Android Slows
iPhone owners are sticking with the platform at a higher rate than a year ago, with new research firm CIRP putting iPhone loyalty at 87% for the first quarter of 2026. CIRP's latest quarterly survey found that just 12% of new iPhone buyers in the March quarter had come over from an Android phone, with the remaining 1% arriving from a feature phone, a different smartphone platform, or buying a smartphone for the first time.
Walmart names Kinnard to replace departing US COO Shanahan, memo shows
Kieran Shanahan, chief operating officer of Walmart's U.S. operations, is leaving the retailer and will be replaced by the company's international division COO, Kyle Kinnard, an internal memo showed on Friday, amid a major management rejig under CEO John Furner.
Music icon known for launching legendary band dead at 83: ‘Architect of southern rock’
He worked with some of music's most iconic figures.
Toxic blue-green algae prompts health alerts at three Nebraska recreation areas
A health alert has been issued after harmful algal blooms, or toxic blue-green algae, were discovered at a Nebraska recreation area, reservoir and lake.
Lexington bakery finds new owners after struggle to sell business
Bluegrass Baking Company, a bakery local to Lexington, has officially been sold to new owners, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader.
US regional banks brush off war jitters with lending surge, fee boost
U.S. regional banks including U.S. Bancorp and PNC Financial relied on a lending rebound and strong fee income to deliver broad second-quarter gains, alleviating concerns that the Middle East war would weigh on loan demand and spending.
US manufacturing output unchanged in June, but accelerates in second quarter
U.S. factory production was unchanged in June, but grew at a robust pace in the second quarter, driven by an artificial intelligence build-up and businesses accumulating inventory in anticipation of shortages and higher prices due to the war in the Middle East.
Latvia in talks with strategic investor for ailing airBaltic, PM says
The Latvian government is negotiating with a strategic investor for struggling state-controlled airBaltic, Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs told Reuters, as the carrier seeks to shore up its finances and avert the risk of a default.
EU plans measures to help EU banks build scale and compete with US rivals
The European Commission aims to limit political interference in European Union banking mergers and remove obstacles to cross-border banking within the bloc to allow EU banks to compete more effectively against larger U.S. rivals.
Man charged with assaulting, injuring ECU Health nurse
64-year-old Reginald Jones was arrested on Thursday.
Fifth Third reports rise in quarterly profit on higher interest income
Fifth Third Bancorp reported a rise in second-quarter profit on Friday, helped by higher net interest income and fee growth in capital markets and wealth management businesses.
West Nashville business damaged by fire
Music City Psychic on White Bridge Pike caught fire early Friday morning.
Nashville firefighters save business after street sweeper notices flames, calls 911
The fire sparked inside Music City Psychic on White Bridge Pike early Friday morning.
SpaceX IPO earns millions for US Small Business Administration head Kelly Loeffler
U.S. Small Business Administration head Kelly Loeffler multiplied the value of her investment in Elon Musk's SpaceX after she was nominated for the job, earning millions of dollars from the company's record initial public offering, a Reuters review of her financial disclosures showed.
ACA and Medicaid changes hang over health earnings
Insurers and health systems already are feeling the effects of significant enrollment drops and changes in who's paying for care.
LG TVs and monitors said to surveil users and install bloatware without asking
Anyone who owns an LG smart TV must inform all guests and family members that they are being monitored – this is required by LG’s current terms of use. Meanwhile, LG monitors install potential malware and surveillance software on a connected Windows computer.
"Lacks excitement": Netflix tumbles 9% as weak earnings forecast deepens doubts over growth
Netflix's shares tumbled 9.2% before the bell on Friday following another weaker-than-expected earnings forecast from the streaming major, deepening doubts about its ability to sustain growth momentum.
Rock music pioneer known for discovering legendary band dead at 83
He had been in hospice for several weeks.
Russian blogger who criticised Putin and the war has been detained, TASS reports
Russian blogger Ilya Remeslo, who criticised President Vladimir Putin and the war in Ukraine, has been detained on suspicion of spreading false information about the armed forces, state news agency TASS reported on Friday.
Miss Manners: How do I tactfully avoid giving someone a political endorsement?
Advice from Judith Martin, Nicholas Ivor Martin and Jacobina Martin.
Local business owners team up to save area Beef-a-Roos
A push to reopen some Beef-a-Roo locations became a joint effort between two local business owners.
731 Sports Network presents High School Football Preview Day
731 Sports network presents High School Football preview day
Cornelius fountain company says water restrictions are bad for business
Due to mandatory water restrictions, Charlotte Water says “the operation of decorative fountains, including recirculating fountains, is prohibited.
Portland councilors release draft term sheet as business coalition presses for public Moda Center funding
The draft term sheet kicks off a new round of negotiations with Trail Blazers owners over funding for arena improvements.
Science behind ‘corn sweat’ and how it worsens the current heat wave
Experts say corn sweat is making an already brutal heat stretch feel even more humid across South Dakota.
Hattiesburg lands Mississippi Soccer Association State Cup, strengthening reputation as a sports tourism destination
City and tourism leaders say years of investment in athletic facilities and partnerships are paying off as Hattiesburg prepares to host the Mississippi Soccer Association State Cup for the first time in 2027.
WSAZ Investigates | Businesses worried about Flock cameras facing their doors
Of the 17 locations for cameras, there are four businesses explicitly mentioned in descriptions for where the cameras should face.
Wildfire smoke poses health risk to animals
Wildfire smoke can create health issues for pets the same way it affects people, according to a local veterinarian — particularly for animals with underlying conditions.
Kansas City burglary ring leader sentenced as small business owners call it ‘a long time coming’
The alleged leader of a burglary ring that targeted more than 100 Kansas City businesses was sentenced Thursday.
UK’s Enviropods summer camp gives middle schoolers a look at weather science careers
The summer camp tour was designed to visit areas impacted by natural disasters in recent years. The stop in Perry County comes nearly four years after the devastating 2022 flood.
Billy V Live: An update on the latest in Hawaii entertainment and beyond
Billy V goes live to share the latest in Hawaii entertainment. Stay tuned for his weekly entertainment report and a live interview with a special guest!
Connecticut judge pushes for mental health court after daughter’s overdose death
A Connecticut Superior Court judge who lost his daughter to a fentanyl overdose is now working to build the state’s first mental health court.
Transgender girls who challenged Trump sports order drop lawsuit after Supreme Court ruling
Two transgender girls who were the first to challenge President Donald Trump’s executive order have withdrawn their lawsuit in New Hampshire.
Mississippi Museum of Natural Science offers fun and educational activities for all ages
The Mississippi Museum of Natural Science features reptiles, aquariums, a Dinosaur trail, and more. It hold events all year with educational activities for all ages.
Hometown Entertainment: Weekend events in the Roanoke Valley and beyond
Live music, theater and more are happening across the Roanoke Valley and beyond this weekend.
Ex-MLB star returning to baseball after being found guilty of sexual abuse of a minor
Former Tampa Bay Rays star Wander Franco will play for the Dominican Republic in an upcoming baseball tournament.
The science of wildfire smoke: How it traveled hundreds of miles and dimmed Northeast Ohio’s sun
Smoke from fires hundreds of miles away rode prevailing winds into Northeast Ohio, where it descended to ground level, blotted out the sun and sent fine-particle pollution soaring. Here’s how it reached the region.
The science behind smoky skies
Robert Hansen, a chemistry professor at Quinnipiac University, explains the science behind the recent smoky skies, and how it can impact your day.
Car drives into Jonesboro business, possible gas leak reported
Multiple crews are responding to a Jonesboro business after police say a car drove into the building
Braun ends Indiana programs supporting minority- and women-owned businesses
The programs had been in place since 1983.
1 Machesney Park business fails liquor compliance check, 7 pass
Out of the eight Machesney Park businesses where a liquor compliance check was done Tuesday, only one failed, according to the Winnebago County Sheriff’s Office.
UnitedHealthcare extends coverage at ECU Health hospitals
UHC says the extension runs through August 6th for commercial, Medicare Advantage, and Individual Family Plan participants.
Do Good Fest raises $200K for youth mental health nonprofits
Last weekend’s Do Good Fest charity concert raised $200,000 to support youth mental health.
Baltimore man sentenced for selling fentanyl in parking lot of Bridgeport business
A Baltimore, Maryland, man was sentenced for selling fentanyl in the parking lot of a business in Bridgeport.
Man accused of breaking into Cynthiana business and stealing from cash register
A man was arrested after police say he broke into Gasser Landscaping by prying the door open with a crowbar.
Inside Iowa Politics: How Pete Buttigieg thinks Democrats should show ‘tough’
Former presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg doesn't think Democrats need to emulate President Donald Trump as they campaign before voters.
RIP, OnePlus – Smartphone Maker Calls It Quits
The report from earlier in the week was correct - OnePlus has officially called it quits in the US, Canada, and beyond. Through community posts on their awkwardly launched US-specific forum and...
Explainer: The serious health risks posed by wildfire smoke
Massive wildfires are raging around the world during unprecedented heatwaves, blanketing millions of people under pungent haze caused by smoke carrying noxious gases and particulate matter that pose serious health risks.
US business inventories increase moderately in May as sales accelerate
U.S. business inventories increased moderately in May amid continued strength in sales, pushing the inventories-to-sales ratio to the lowest level since late 2021.
LSU students build AI solutions to help Baton Rouge businesses work smarter
LSU students showcased practical artificial intelligence solutions for four Baton Rouge organizations during the Spring 2026 LSU AI Showcase, the culminating event for a selective capstone course that partners technically advanced students with industry sponsors to solve real-world business challenges. Throughout the semester, student teams worked closely with representatives from MMR Group, Baton Rouge Community […]
Boone Co. man sentenced for major drug bust at Roscoe business
A Caledonia man finds out his prison sentence after pleading guilty to trafficking fentanyl and methamphetamine in 2022.