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Feb 26 2026SCIENCE

Predicting Brain Bleed Deaths in the ICU with AI

In intensive care units, doctors often face the urgent task of determining which patients with spontaneous brain bleeds are most likely to survive. Recent research has turned to artificial intelligence to help make these life‑saving predictions more accurate. The study focused on building a machine

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Feb 26 2026HEALTH

Survey Choice Shapes Vaccine Views Among Vietnamese Americans

The study looks at how the way a survey is given can change who answers it. Researchers used two formats: a printed paper form and an online questionnaire. They wanted to see if people who choose one method over the other differ in age, income or how likely they are to get a COVID‑19 shot. They w

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Feb 26 2026CELEBRITIES

Red Carpet Blooms: 2026’s Fresh Floral Wave

The upcoming awards shows are set to switch gears from sharp lines and dark tones to soft, floral designs. Celebrities plan to showcase bright, pastel gowns that feel light and playful instead of the usual dramatic black or white ensembles. Fashion editors predict bold, botanical patterns will d

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Feb 26 2026CELEBRITIES

Stars Celebrate Their Special Day on February 26

The calendar marks another day for the world’s favorite performers to turn a year older. The spotlight falls on singers, actors and directors who have made an impact in music and film. A notable voice is Michael Bolton, who turns 73 today. He has earned two Primetime Emmy nominations for his work

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Feb 26 2026CRIME

Lawyer’s Big Gamble: Taxes, Loans and Poker

A Maryland attorney has been found guilty of a wide range of fraud that could land him in prison for almost four decades. The federal jury in Greenbelt rejected his claims and said he hid millions of dollars earned from poker, failed to pay taxes for several years, and lied to mortgage lenders ab

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Feb 26 2026LIFESTYLE

Dog‑Friendly Move: A Home Upgrade for Two Frenchies

A person who loves their dogs goes beyond the ordinary. They cook meals, buy gifts, and share pictures on social media for a large following. They also let the dogs lick ice cream and sleep beside them. These habits fit naturally into a busy lifestyle. Six months ago, a big change happened: the own

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Feb 26 2026ENTERTAINMENT

A Simple Farm Life That Wins Hearts

The world of Stardew Valley offers a calm escape where players can grow crops, raise animals and form friendships in a pixelated town. Its popularity has exploded, with nearly 50 million copies sold and even live orchestral performances of its music. The game was created by a single developer

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Feb 26 2026BUSINESS

Future of a Pork Giant in Sioux Falls

A big change is coming to downtown Sioux Falls. The city’s leaders and the head of Smithfield Foods said that the company will leave its old plant near Falls Park for a new, larger site in an industrial area up north. The current facility has been there since 1909 and was bought by Smithfield in 199

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Feb 26 2026POLITICS

Road Plans, Voter Alerts and a Life‑Saving ER Reunion

Osceola County will open the floor to residents on Thursday, March 5 at 5:30 p. m. for a discussion about the upcoming Project Development and Environment study that will shape Lake Tohopekaliga Road and nearby streets. The meeting takes place at the St. Cloud Community Center, but anyone can join o

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Feb 26 2026SPORTS

Spartans Brace for Loud Battle at Purdue’s Home Court

The upcoming game against Purdue will see Michigan State traveling to a venue known for its intimidating atmosphere. The Spartans have struggled at this site, losing seven straight contests there and not tasting victory since 2014. Most players on the roster have never played at this arena, so th

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