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Dec 13 2025POLITICS

Joliet's 2026 Budget: New Jobs and Big Salaries

Joliet is looking at some big changes in its 2026 budget. The city plans to add 11 new jobs, with some of them paying over $100, 000. This news comes as the city council gets ready to vote on the budget. The total cost for these new salaries is almost $920, 000. That's a lot of money, but the good

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Dec 13 2025SPORTS

Mo Salah's Liverpool Dilemma: A Star's Struggle and a Club's Crossroads

Mo Salah, Liverpool's beloved forward, has found himself in a tough spot. After being left out of the starting lineup for three games in a row, he spoke his mind publicly. He felt the club had let him down and that his relationship with the new manager, Arne Slot, was strained. This sparked a big de

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Dec 12 2025CELEBRITIES

Is Timothée Chalamet Secretly a Rapper?

The internet is buzzing with a wild idea: Timothée Chalamet might be the mysterious rapper EsDeeKid. This rapper, who keeps his identity hidden behind a balaclava, has been making waves with his debut album "Rebel" and over 11. 5 million monthly listeners on Spotify. During a recent radio interview

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Dec 12 2025CRIME

Alabama's Death Penalty: Politics Over Principle

Alabama's approach to the death penalty has become more about political posturing than upholding justice. This is evident in the state's recent actions and the case of Joseph Clifton Smith, who is set to be executed despite clear evidence of intellectual disabilities. The state's use of nitrogen hy

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Dec 12 2025ENVIRONMENT

Alaska's Chance to Lead: Why Glyphosate Should Be Banned Now

Alaska stands out as the only state in the U. S. with rivers untouched by glyphosate. This is a big deal because this herbicide is found in all other rivers across the country. The state has a unique opportunity to keep it that way. Glyphosate, the main ingredient in Roundup, has been a hot topic w

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Dec 12 2025LIFESTYLE

Life Lessons from Living Abroad: A Fresh Perspective

Life in Europe taught a valuable lesson: meals are not just about eating. They are about enjoying and connecting. In the US, it was common to eat quickly, often at a desk. But in Europe, meals became a time to relax and enjoy. Cafes and restaurants made it easy to take a break and savor food. This c

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Dec 11 2025SCIENCE

Fighting Malaria with Science: One Expert's Journey

Jenny Carlson Donnelly has seen malaria up close. She's worked in many countries in Africa, like Ethiopia, Burundi, and Uganda. Her job? To help stop malaria from spreading. She did this by studying mosquitoes, the tiny insects that carry the disease. Malaria is a big problem in many parts of the w

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Dec 10 2025ENVIRONMENT

Whale on the Shore: What Happens Next?

A young fin whale washed up near Anchorage, Alaska, in November 2024. The cold weather made it hard for scientists to figure out why she died. They checked for signs of sickness, hunger, or injuries from ships but found nothing clear. The whale stayed on the shore, frozen in place, as people came to

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Dec 10 2025TECHNOLOGY

Glasses That Think: Google's Smart Vision for the Future

Google has been cooking up something exciting in the world of smart glasses. They've just unveiled some cool updates to their Android XR platform. This isn't just about fancy specs; it's about making tech that actually makes life easier. First off, Google is working on AI glasses that will be avail

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Dec 06 2025OPINION

Alaska's State Seal: Time for a Refresh?

Alaska's state seal is old. It's been around for 70 years. But does it really show what Alaska is all about today? State seals are like a state's logo. They show what's important to the state. You see it on ballots, official papers, and even on the walls of the capitol building. Back in the day, th

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