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Dec 28 2025CRIME

Bourbon Street's Safety: A Year of Temporary Fixes

Bourbon Street in New Orleans has seen changes since the tragic vehicle attack a year ago. Steel barriers now block the street each night, but they are not perfect. They take time to set up and can only stop slow-moving vehicles. These barriers are just a temporary fix while officials work on a long

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Dec 28 2025BUSINESS

Avoid These Business Mistakes for a Better Year Ahead

Businesses often set yearly goals, much like personal New Year's resolutions. However, unlike personal goals, business resolutions can have significant consequences if not achieved. Here are some common business mistakes to avoid. First, businesses should not aim to impress every customer every tim

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Dec 28 2025BUSINESS

Ventnor's Main Street Gets a Major Upgrade

Ventnor, a town on the Jersey Shore, is set to receive a significant boost with a $960, 000 grant from the state. This funding will go towards improving Dorset Avenue, a key commercial area that welcomes visitors to the city. The project will cover a stretch from the Dorset Avenue Bridge to Monmouth

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Dec 28 2025BUSINESS

New Faces, New Ideas: Winston Brown's Leadership Team Grows

Winston Brown, a top-notch home design and construction company, has just added two big names to its team. Gina Nellis and Corey Dehn are now part of the leadership, bringing a ton of experience to the table. Nellis is now the director of operations. She's got over 30 years of experience in managin

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Dec 28 2025HEALTH

Fighting Forgotten Illnesses: Somalia's Battle Against Neglected Tropical Diseases

In Somalia, a big problem is growing. It's not just about the fighting or the weather. It's about diseases that many people have never heard of. These are called neglected tropical diseases, or NTDs for short. They affect over 1. 7 billion people around the world. In Somalia, they are a huge issue.

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Dec 28 2025HEALTH

Cameroon's Battle Against Malaria: A Fight for Survival

In the heart of Cameroon, a young boy named Mohammadou found himself fighting for his life. His parents rushed him to a hospital in Maroua, hoping to save him from the clutches of malaria. The disease had taken a toll on his tiny body, leaving him weak and unresponsive. A simple blood test confirmed

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Dec 28 2025HEALTH

Steering Towards Brain Health: What Your Driving Says About Your Mind

Ever thought about how your driving might hint at your brain's health? It turns out, the way you drive could reveal a lot about your cognitive state. People with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) tend to drive less, especially at night and on long trips, compared to those with normal cognition. This i

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Dec 28 2025EDUCATION

Young Students to Join Kent State Campus in 2027

Kent State University and Bio-Med Science Academy are teaming up to bring a new STEM school to campus. Starting in fall 2027, Bio-Med's elementary students will move into the Michael Schwartz Center. This move will merge two campuses into one, creating a single location for all kindergarten through

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Dec 28 2025POLITICS

America's Farmers Feel the Heat from New Regulations

American farmers are facing a tough time. They grow corn and soybeans, which are used to make many products. These products help families, businesses, and supply chains all over the country. But now, some people in Washington are making new rules that hurt farmers and make food more expensive. One

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Dec 28 2025HEALTH

Understanding the Shift: How Spina Bifida Patients Move to Adult Care

Moving from child to adult healthcare is a big deal for anyone, but it's especially important for those with spina bifida. A recent study looked into this transition and created a new way to measure how well it's going. They used interviews and a special coding system to figure this out. The study

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