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Jan 28 2026ENVIRONMENT

Recycling in Alachua County: What You Need to Know

Alachua County is doing pretty well with recycling, ranking fifth in Florida in 2024. But there's still a big problem: people putting the wrong stuff in recycling bins. This messes things up and makes recycling more expensive. So, what can you actually recycle? Bottles, cans, cardboard, and paper a

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Jan 28 2026POLITICS

A Teen's Bold Message to Her Grandma

Jude Stewart, a 14-year-old, recently challenged her grandmother, Martha Stewart, to speak up about immigration issues. This happened after a nurse named Alex Pretti was killed during an ICE protest. Jude's text to her grandma was direct: "I’m not sure it’s excusable to not be speaking up right now.

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Jan 27 2026BUSINESS

Boeing's Bumpy Road to Recovery

Boeing has shown signs of improvement in its latest earnings report. The company's revenue for the fourth quarter of 2025 was $23. 9 billion. This is a big jump from the same time last year. It's also higher than what experts predicted. The company delivered 600 airplanes last year. This is the mos

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Jan 27 2026ENTERTAINMENT

Big Names Shine Bright at BAFTA Nominations

The BAFTA nominations for 2026 are out, and it's clear that some films are stealing the spotlight. "One Battle After Another" and "Sinners" are leading the pack with a whopping 14 and 13 nominations respectively. This is a big deal because "One Battle After Another" had the most longlist mentions ev

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Jan 27 2026TECHNOLOGY

Big Banks and AI: A Rocky Road to Adoption

Nvidia, a leader in AI technology, faced some bumps when trying to get one of the world's largest banks, Bank of America, to use its AI Factory. This shows how tough it can be for big, regulated companies to jump on the AI bandwagon. Inside emails from Nvidia revealed that Bank of America was havin

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Jan 27 2026POLITICS

Why Congress Matters in War Decisions

Senator Lisa Murkowski is making waves by standing up for Congress's role in war decisions. She's been vocal about the need for Congress to approve military actions, especially in Venezuela. This isn't about politics; it's about following the Constitution. The U. S. has been taking actions that coul

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Jan 27 2026RELIGION

Is Religion Making a Comeback? The Numbers Tell a Different Story

The idea that religion is experiencing a resurgence is not backed by recent data. Experts like Ryan Burge and Daniel Cox argue that while some trends have stabilized, there's no solid evidence of a lasting increase in religious participation. Young adults, in particular, show less interest in relig

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Jan 27 2026WEATHER

Waukegan's Metra Station Steps Up as a Lifesaving Warming Center

In the heart of winter, Waukegan's Metra Station has become an unexpected hero. When temperatures dropped to dangerous lows, this station opened its doors to those in need. It's not just a place for trains anymore; it's a lifeline for people facing the cold. A local man saw someone struggling in th

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Jan 27 2026WEATHER

Michigan's Winter Warnings: Snow, Ice, and Bitter Cold

Michigan is facing a tough winter week. A strong weather system is bringing lake-effect snow, high winds, and dangerously cold temperatures. This system is expected to stick around through Wednesday, January 28, with the worst snow hitting northern Michigan and the eastern Upper Peninsula. Several

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Jan 27 2026SCIENCE

Sulfur Supercharges Water Cleanup Tech

Water treatment just got a boost from a tiny element: sulfur. Scientists have been working on ways to make water treatment more effective and eco-friendly. They've come up with a new electrode that uses sulfur to make two key processes work better. These processes are ozone production and chlorine c

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