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JBS Plant Shut‑Down: How Leaders and Workers Are Fighting Back

July 17, 2026

The JBS meat‑packing plant in Souderton, Pennsylvania, will close on August 14, taking about 1, 700 jobs with it. Workers from Montgomery, Bucks and Berks counties will feel the loss most acutely. State Rep. Donna Scheuren says officials are trying to keep the plant running by finding a new buyer

lifestyle

Newly Found Planet Hits the Big Picture in Space

July 17, 2026

A team of astronomers spotted a distant world that could change how we think about planets. The planet sits far from its star, orbiting a tiny red dwarf in the constellation of Serpens. Its size is about 1. 5 times that of Earth, and it orbits very close to its host star—only 0. 05 astronomica

politics

Alameda County Moves Forward While Oakland School Plan Stalls

July 17, 2026

Alameda County’s Board of Supervisors has given the green light to a new reparations strategy that focuses on long‑term changes instead of cash payouts. The decision, made after two years of study and community talks, aims to tackle the legacy of discrimination that has hurt Black residents for gene

crypto

Big Insurance Move Protects Ethereum Validators from Huge Losses

July 17, 2026

Ether. fi, a major digital‑banking platform for crypto users, has teamed up with Nexus Mutual to offer the largest insurance plan ever created for Ethereum slashing. The new coverage will shield the company’s validators from penalties that could reach 15, 000 ETH in value. The partnership comes a

weather

Storms Strike Texas Hill Country Again: Floods Claim Lives and Test Community Resilience

July 17, 2026

The Texas Hill Country is facing a new wave of flash floods that have already taken two lives and forced hundreds of rescue missions. Local authorities say the worst is still ahead as rain continues to pour into Friday, threatening rivers that could reach historic levels. After a month of heavy d

celebrities

Heartfelt Legacy of a Local Journalist

July 17, 2026

T. J. Wilham, a well‑known reporter in Albuquerque, passed away at 50 after a battle with acute leukemia that began earlier this year. Friends and former coworkers remember him as someone with a big heart and an even bigger personality, always ready to involve others in his work. During his ca

sports

Fans Decide the Top Small‑School Softball Star in Gainesville

July 17, 2026

The spring sports season in the Gainesville area has wrapped up, and the local newspaper is sharing its All‑Area teams for six sports. The list includes baseball, softball, lacrosse, flag football, tennis and track & field. Each sport’s best player is highlighted as Player of the Year. This time, r

science

Gut Viruses Change How Tiny Earth Creatures Deal With Drug Pollution and Heat

July 17, 2026

Researchers studied tiny soil animals called collembolans, focusing on the bacteria and viruses living inside them. These microbes help the animals stay healthy and keep soil ecosystems balanced. The team wanted to see what happens when two big problems—drug pollution and rising temperatures—hit at

sports

MLB Slaps the Hammer on AI in Dugouts

July 17, 2026

Major League Baseball has stepped in to stop teams from using the league‑issued iPads in dugouts for artificial intelligence tools that help decide things like who to put on the field or which pitch to throw. The move came after a memo said that some clubs had added custom apps to the tablets, turni

crime

NYC Faces Lawsuit Over Midtown Shooting

July 17, 2026

A man who works for the National Football League was badly hurt when a gunman attacked an office tower in Midtown last year. He has now filed a lawsuit against the city, asking for 24 million dollars in damages. The employee was shot by Shane Tamura, a 27‑year‑old who walked into the building wi