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South Reno Restaurant Gets Health Inspection Warning

July 17, 2026

A new restaurant in south Reno was cited during a health inspection that took place at the end of June. The inspectors found problems with handwashing and misdated food items. This place was the only one that did not get a full passing grade for the week of June 27 to July 3, 2026. Washoe C

health

Lettuce Link: Taco Bell’s Fresh Start After Parasite Alert

July 17, 2026

The CDC has warned that shredded iceberg lettuce sold at Taco Bell in Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and West Virginia may carry a parasite that causes severe diarrhea. The outbreak, which has already touched more than 30 states, is linked to a single lettuce supplier identified by the FDA. While

sports

Jon Jones Says He’s Ready to Move Past UFC Disputes

July 17, 2026

Jon Jones has announced he is willing to put past disagreements with UFC president Dana White behind him and keep working together. The two‑division champion stepped away from the heavyweight title earlier this year after refusing to fight interim champ Tom Aspinall, a decision that upset White w

business

Busy Business Ideas People Love to Search

July 17, 2026

Many Americans dream of being their own boss, and a recent survey shows that more than six in ten want to run their own company. The average entrepreneur earns about $77, 000 a year, which is just above the median salary for regular employees. This suggests that owning a business can be financiall

politics

States Fight to Keep Their Truck License Power

July 17, 2026

A group called SBTC wants the federal government to remove New York and California’s authority to issue commercial driver licenses (CDLs). They argue that both states are not following federal safety rules. The main question is whether a law says the government must cancel a state’s license pr

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

education

Possibility of a School Merger Sparks Debate in Allegheny County

July 17, 2026

The state is looking at ways to help Duquesne City School District, which has struggled for decades. Officials say a merger could give students better chances and reduce costs. McKeesport Area School District is the top candidate so far. Its schools have enough space, so a new building migh

politics

College Funding Debate Shifts Between Parties

July 17, 2026

Republican lawmakers now demand tighter control over university operations, arguing that campuses have become too idealistic and disconnected from everyday life. They claim higher education often rewards privilege over merit, leading to a push for stricter oversight and reduced autonomy. In contras

crime

Stabbing at Utah Mall Sparks Fear of Hate‑Based Violence

July 17, 2026

A man in Utah was taken into custody after a violent incident at Valley Fair Mall. The suspect, 48‑year‑old Peter Michael Larsen, allegedly targeted a Muslim employee during the afternoon of July 13. Police were called just before 3 p. m. and arrived to find the victim severely wounded. Witnesses s

crypto

BlackRock’s CEO says Bitcoin has hit its low, but his own crypto funds are still losing money

July 17, 2026

Larry Fink, the head of a $15. 3 trillion investment firm, told TV that Bitcoin’s recent slide to about $60, 000 was caused by too much borrowing, not a problem with the asset itself. He said that “the worst is behind us” and that markets should be more stable in the next year. Fink’s point is that