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Oct 03 2025BUSINESS

Lansing Bakery Takes a Big Bite Out of Online Success

A local bakery owner just scored a huge win on a national stage. Nikki Thompson Frazier, the owner of Sweet Encounter Bakery & Cafe, walked away with $35, 000 after impressing the judges on "Shark Tank. " The catch? She didn't even appear on the TV show. Instead, she pitched her business plan at the

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Oct 02 2025BUSINESS

Job Cuts Hit Finance Firm After Key Client's Downfall

A finance company called Raistone has recently made the tough decision to lay off a number of its employees. This move comes after one of its main clients, First Brands Group, suddenly went out of business. First Brands was a company that supplied parts for vehicles, and its collapse has had a rippl

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Oct 01 2025HEALTH

Alaska's COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout: What's the Hold-Up?

Alaska is still seeing COVID-19 cases, but some folks might have to wait a bit to get their shots. The state's health team is still pushing for people to get vaccinated, but they've tweaked their advice to match what the big shots at the CDC are saying. They're now suggesting that everyone aged 6 mo

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Sep 30 2025HEALTH

How News Reports on Suicide Miss the Mark

News stories about suicide can sometimes make things worse. They might even encourage copycat behavior, especially when famous people are involved. A recent study dug into Irish news reports to see how often they break the rules for responsible reporting. The study looked at almost 3, 000 articles

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Sep 29 2025BUSINESS

Starbucks Brews Up Big Changes

Starbucks, a coffee giant, is facing some tough times. The company recently announced it would close about 1% of its stores in North America. This might not sound like a lot, but it's a big deal. They're also letting go of 900 workers and taking a huge financial hit. The new CEO, Brian Niccol, is tr

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Sep 27 2025LIFESTYLE

A Local Favorite Bids Adieu After Two Decades

After more than 20 years of serving up Southwestern, Cajun, and Creole flavors, Rebos, a beloved restaurant on Sioux City's Historic Fourth Street, has permanently closed its doors. The announcement came via a heartfelt Facebook post, expressing gratitude to the community for their unwavering suppor

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Sep 26 2025BUSINESS

Starbucks Adjusts Its Brew: Why Some Stores Are Brewing Their Last Cup

Starbucks, the coffee giant known for its widespread presence, is making some big changes. It's closing around 400 stores in North America. This is part of a larger plan to save about $1 billion. The company's CEO, Brian Niccol, said these stores weren't up to par or weren't making enough money. Th

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Sep 26 2025HEALTH

Living Longer with Prostate Cancer: Simple Steps to Better Health

Prostate cancer is a serious issue for men. It can lead to death from cancer or heart problems. The American Cancer Society (ACS) has some advice for men with prostate cancer. They say to stay at a healthy weight, eat well, and move more. But does following all these steps really help? Research sho

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Sep 25 2025BUSINESS

How Sports Shape Future Leaders

Sports do more than build muscles; they shape minds and careers. Take Stephen Curry, for example. He's not just a basketball superstar; he's a businessman with a net worth that's hard to ignore. His company, Thirty Ink, made over $173. 5 million in 2024. But how did he get there? It all starts with

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Sep 25 2025HEALTH

The Unfounded Autism Claims: A Critical Look at Recent Statements

Recent statements from high-ranking officials have stirred up controversy by linking autism to common medications and vaccines. The president and health secretary suggested that acetaminophen, found in Tylenol, might contribute to autism. This claim contradicts decades of research showing the medica

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