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Dec 02 2025CRIME

Asheville Sees Crime Numbers Go Down

Asheville is seeing fewer violent crimes this year. The city has reported a 28% drop in violent crimes compared to last year. This is the lowest number in five years. The biggest reason for this drop is fewer aggravated assaults. The city had a big spike in violent crimes in 2022. That year, there

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Dec 02 2025HEALTH

How Weight Affects Your Use of Health Apps

People are using health apps and wearables more than ever. These tools help with diet, exercise, and tracking health. But not everyone uses them the same way. Body weight seems to play a role in how much people engage with these digital health tools. Some people stick with them, while others drop of

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Dec 01 2025POLITICS

Young Minds Shaping Global Diplomacy

In a world where local politics often overshadows international affairs, a recent gathering in Washington D. C. showed how young people are stepping up to bridge the gap. The event, called \"The World, On Balance, \" brought together a diverse group of people, from college freshmen to retired diplom

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Dec 01 2025EDUCATION

Physics Magic: Where Science Meets Fun

At Foothill College, two physics teachers, Frank Cascarano and David Marasco, are preparing for something extraordinary. They are not just teaching physics; they are performing it. Their show, "The Physics Show, " is a mix of science and magic. They will make fire with mirrors, drop eggs without bre

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Dec 01 2025HEALTH

Helping People with Liver Issues Quit Drinking: What Stands in Their Way?

People with liver damage from drinking often struggle to get help for their alcohol problem. This is a big issue because drinking can make their liver problems worse. A recent study looked into why this happens and what can be done to help more people get the treatment they need. First, it's import

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Nov 30 2025TECHNOLOGY

Breaking Language Barriers: How Tech is Changing Policing

In a world where language diversity is growing, police departments across the U. S. are turning to technology to bridge communication gaps. Officers in many cities now use devices that translate conversations in real-time, making interactions smoother and more effective. One officer in Tampa, Flori

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Nov 29 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Crafting Stories with Heart: How One Company is Changing the Game

A group called Subtle Insight Entertainment is on a mission. They want to tell stories that make you feel something. But they don't stop there. They also want to help artists grow without losing their unique voice. The group makes movies and videos that focus on characters and their emotions. They

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Nov 29 2025BUSINESS

North Side Transformation: A New Era for Pittsburgh

A major change is coming to Pittsburgh’s North Side. Next week, a $740 million project will start turning an old, empty parking lot into a lively entertainment area. The ceremony kicks off at 1 p. m. on Monday and will last until 3 p. m. at 929 Beaver Ave. in the Chateau neighborhood. The project,

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Nov 29 2025SPORTS

Celebrity Engagement: Sports Stars Rally Behind Nelly Korda

Nelly Korda, the top-ranked golfer, recently shared some exciting news. She announced her engagement to her long-term partner, Casey Gunderson. The announcement came with a series of romantic photos on Instagram, accompanied by the caption, \"In this life. . . & the next 💍. \" The news quickly spr

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Nov 29 2025EDUCATION

Teens Take Charge: The Rise of West Ranch Law Club

At West Ranch High School, a group of students is proving that politics isn't just for adults. The West Ranch Law Club, started by seniors Daniel Lee and Rohan Radharaj, is a student-driven initiative that has quickly gained traction. With meetings regularly attracting 20-30 students, it's clear tha

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