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RoboSense Shares Rise on Strong Analyst Support

July 11, 2026

Analysts are keeping a positive outlook for RoboSense Technology Company, with several firms maintaining buy recommendations and setting ambitious price targets. The latest market data shows the stock trading at HK$23. 46, well below the projected levels many analysts expect. Daiwa’s recent assessm

art

Community Gets Together to Paint a Giant River Story in Oregon City

July 11, 2026

A big 150‑foot wall on Railroad Avenue is about to become a living picture of the Pacific Northwest’s rivers. On Saturday, July 11, residents are invited to help finish the piece from 11 a. m. to 3 p. m. The mural, called “The Living Current: A Cycle of Life, ” shows fish like salmon and sturgeon, a

politics

A New Park Honours Veterans and Gives City Fresh Space

July 10, 2026

The city of Carlsbad has begun building its biggest park, a 94‑acre tribute to military veterans that will also offer hiking trails, bike paths and quiet spots for visitors. The park sits near the city’s center, overlooking both a lagoon and the Pacific Ocean. Half of the land will stay open for

sports

Sports Law Battle Ends in Arizona

July 9, 2026

In a move that may feel like the end of an uphill fight, an LGBTQ+ rights group has decided to drop its lawsuit against Arizona’s Department of Education. The case challenged a state rule that bars boys from participating in girls’ sports. The decision follows the Supreme Court’s recent 6‑to‑3 ruli

entertainment

A new small theater joins Savannah's growing arts scene

July 6, 2026

The Thomas Square area in Savannah is getting a fresh cultural spot. A new black box theater is opening soon at 15-25 E. Maupas Ave. Unlike typical theaters, this one is designed to be flexible, hosting different kinds of shows with seating for up to 80 people. Shows are expected four to five times

opinion

Anchorage’s Quiet Upgrade: More Jobs, Cleaner Streets, and Downtown Revival

July 5, 2026

Anchorage isn’t the same city it was five years ago. Where crime and blight once dominated headlines, today’s version looks and feels different. Prosecutors now fill every city-required role, and police response times have improved after years of understaffing. Illegal camps—once breeding grounds fo

crypto

Crypto Gains Push Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin Past Key Levels

July 4, 2026

Bitcoin has slipped back above the crucial $60, 000 support line after dipping to a two‑year low of about $58, 000 last month. The digital gold is now trading near $62, 100, up roughly 1 % over the past day. This climb comes as the U. S. equity market is closed, yet crypto markets remain active and

entertainment

Reading Lights Up the Silver Screen

July 4, 2026

The city’s historic streets recently hosted a film crew, turning everyday neighborhoods into a movie set for the new drama “Magic Time. ” The production took place in June, using two restored homes owned by local councilman O. Christopher Miller and his wife William Bender. Their Victorian architect

crime

A hospital standoff ends in a shooting outside in Philadelphia

July 3, 2026

A dramatic moment unfolded one morning in Philadelphia when officers responded to a serious call at a children’s hospital. Police received a tip just before 10:30 a. m. about an aggressive individual inside St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children, located in the Hunting Park neighborhood. When offic

education

A New High School Option Takes Shape in Tijeras

July 3, 2026

The school board recently decided to add a ninth grade to Roosevelt Middle School in Tijeras, but not right away. Instead of starting next year as planned, the change will wait until 2027. Why the delay? Only four families showed interest in sending their kids to ninth grade at Roosevelt this fall.