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How one company is doubling hope for wish kids

(BPT) - Each year in the U.S., about 15,000 children are diagnosed with cancer. For the families of these children facing the unknown, a wish is more than just a once-in-a-lifetime trip or a … more

Florida county officials try to eliminate public comment on development

“Reader’s Digest” always claimed laughter was the best medicine. In Lee County, laughter has also become a resistance tactic for people who want to keep their community free of ugly sprawl. “There were no boos when a cadre of Lee County planners presented their re-write of an element of the Lee Plan to a packed […] more
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Advertencia en Kansas sobre el aumento de casos de rabia en murciélagos y otros animales

Traducido por Claudia Amaro. TOPEKA — Las autoridades sanitarias estatales advirtieron a los habitantes de Kansas que estén atentos a un aumento de los encuentros con animales rabiosos, principalmente con murciélagos. El Departamento de Salud y Medio Ambiente de Kansas emitió un aviso el martes instando a los proveedores de atención médica a ser conscientes […] more
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Buying versus leasing a car: Is there a more flexible option?

(BPT) - Key takeaways:Buying and traditional leasing have long been the two main ways to have an everyday car, but both typically require longer-term financial commitments.More flexible car options … more

Buying versus leasing a car: Is there a more flexible option?

(BPT) - Key takeaways:Buying and traditional leasing have long been the two main ways to have an everyday car, but both typically require longer-term financial commitments.More flexible car options … more

Alaska senators question legality of state land transfer for possible Mat-Su data centers

The prospect of data centers in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough has raised public concern and scrutiny of a proposed state land transfer of nearly 20,000 acres to the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority. Now, Alaska lawmakers are weighing in with legal concerns about the state’s proposal. The Alaska Department of Natural Resources issued a preliminary […] more
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Families of Arkansas children with disabilities say more action needed on waitlist

Families of Arkansas children with disabilities packed the Old Supreme Court room at the state Capitol on Wednesday and urged Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders to take further action toward clearing a waiting list for supportive services. More than 2,400 Arkansas families are waiting for a Medicaid waiver that will help them meet their children’s complex […] more
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The high cost of low-cost financial advice from AI tools

Jump reports that AI financial advice can improve decision-making but may also lead to poor outcomes for low-literacy users, highlighting the need for quality guidance. more
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Fitch unveils plan for how Mississippi will spend $189M Meta settlement

Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch says the state will split its Meta lawsuit settlement money among the three state departments: Health, Education and Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks. more
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Spanberger declares state of emergency as drought strains Virginia farmers

Virginia farmers struggling with drought-damaged pastures will be able to receive larger hay deliveries under a state of emergency declared by Gov. Abigail Spanberger Wednesday.   Spanberger’s Executive Order 21 temporarily exempts over-width hay deliveries from certain transportation restrictions, allowing hay to reach farmers more quickly to feed their livestock. Persistent drought conditions that began last […] more
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Hunters, anglers and nearly everyone else supports the roadless rule

The roadless rule is the single most important regulation that benefits hunting and fishing in America. The rule has been in place for 25 years, a habitat-enhancing force of nature since I started hunting elk some 20 years ago, with nearly universal popularity from the start. As Trout Unlimited President and CEO Chris Wood explained, […] more
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5 currency pairs to watch in September as the US Dollar stalls after Jackson Hole

OANDA reports that after the Jackson Hole symposium, the U.S. Dollar stalls, shifting focus to currency pairs like AUD/NZD and GBP/JPY for potential opportunities. more
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How small businesses are turning energy upgrades into tax savings in 2026

1-800Accountant reports on energy tax credits for small businesses available in 2026, emphasizing eligible upgrades and effective claiming strategies for significant savings. more
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7 insurance mistakes new business owners make in their first year

ERGO NEXT reports that many new business owners make common insurance mistakes, such as skipping coverage, underestimating risks, and failing to review policies. more
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What $1,500 gets you in Europe vs. the US for housing

HousingAnywhere reports that $1,500 in rent offers more space and lifestyle options in Europe compared to the U.S., with significant differences in cities like Vienna, Brussels, and Paris. more
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Managing regulatory change at AI speed

ADP reports that the compliance landscape is rapidly changing, with over 200 HR-related laws enacted in the U.S. this year, especially regarding AI use.  more
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How does outsourced accounting compare to hiring in-house staff?

Marshall Jones reports that choosing between outsourced and in-house accounting impacts costs, time, and expertise.  more
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Google Local Services ads transition to Performance Max: What to save before your account migrates

WebFX reports detail Google's transition of Local Services Ads to Performance Max, impacting campaign management, bidding, and historical data.  more
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Which football cities score highest for renters?

Apartments.com reports on the best football cities for renters, where Denver ranks highest for its home record and affordable rent, while Los Angeles offers a flashy stadium despite high rental costs. more
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The rise of agent-to-agent commerce: When AI starts shopping for AI

Shopware reports on the rise of agent-to-agent commerce, where AI agents make purchases directly, reshaping online shopping and reducing human involvement. more
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Survey: Gen Z most receptive to political yard signs

UPrinting reports Gen Z is more responsive to political yard signs than older generations, with 22% influenced by them, despite fearing political discussions. more
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5 great places to visit for fall leaf-peeping, festivals, and more

EF Go Ahead Tours reports on five stunning fall travel destinations, including New England for foliage, Japan for autumn colors, and Greece for warm weather. more
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The sucker’s dilemma: The psychology of getting conned

Knowable Magazine reports on the psychology of getting conned, exploring emotional impacts of scams, the balance of trust, and societal repercussions of fraud. more
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5 great places to visit for fall leaf-peeping, festivals, and more

EF Go Ahead Tours reports on five stunning fall travel destinations, including New England for foliage, Japan for autumn colors, and Greece for warm weather. more
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Why the AI token economy is the next economic frontier

Accels reports that Stripe's acquisition of OpenRouter highlights the emerging AI token economy, where token costs are falling but consumption is rising sharply.  more
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