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Utah AI Hub Faces Big Debate Over Environment

May 6, 2026

Kevin O’Leary says he is the only data‑center builder who studied environmental science. He argues that criticism of his Utah AI project is too harsh, even though people worry about gas use, water needs and local wildlife. The project will cover 40, 000 acres in Box Elder County and could use up

business

Apple’s Chip Cost Alert Signals Big Gains for Micron

May 6, 2026

Apple’s chief executive said that the price of memory chips is climbing, which could hurt Apple’s margins but help Micron Technology. Memory chips are essential for phones, data centers and AI systems; when their cost rises, companies that make them can raise prices. Micron is a leading supplier of

finance

Data Center Powerhouse: Why CRDO Is Worth Watching

May 6, 2026

Credo Technology Group holds a key spot in the world of data centers, delivering fast data transfer that big cloud services rely on. The company’s earnings are tied to long‑term contracts from mega‑cap firms building out AI infrastructure. These big names keep paying for reliable data paths, g

sports

BYU’s Big Play: Why Returning Players Matter in College Football

May 6, 2026

BYU stands out in the college football world because it keeps most of its key players from one season to the next. A recent study by CBS Sports shows that 63 % of the team’s plays last year involved players who will be on the field again in 2026. This high percentage is rare, especially for a school

opinion

Reviving Akron’s Downtown: A Fresh Look at New Plans

May 6, 2026

Downtown Akron Partnership, founded over three decades ago, has kept its promise to build a lively city center. In 2018 it released a Vision + Redevelopment Plan that set clear goals for the next few years. The plan was built from community interviews, public meetings and online surveys, giving resi

health

School Bug Alert: Parents Told to Check Homes for Bed Bugs

May 6, 2026

A school in Michigan has been dealing with bed bugs for over two weeks now. The bugs first showed up in the school’s media center on April 23. Later, one was found on a student in a classroom on May 1. By May 4, three more bugs were spotted on a classroom floor. Instead of shutting down the school,

lifestyle

Local flavors and live beats bring a town together

May 6, 2026

On a sunny April afternoon, a small but lively gathering took place behind the medical center’s main building. Gray smoke from slow-cooked meat curled upward as people carried paper plates and plastic cups between picnic tables. Unlike big-city festivals with flashy booths, this event felt like a lo

politics

Cities Losing Their Edge: What Happens When Taxes and Culture Go Wrong

May 5, 2026

Blue‑colored cities are shrinking because of high taxes, weak public safety and a focus on ideology over jobs. Businesses in New York, Seattle and Los Angeles are moving to states with lower rates. The result is a loss of people, jobs and the sense that these places still matter. New York Cit

finance

How a Luxury‑Focused Model Helps Investors Thrive

May 5, 2026

The firm offers a range of products and services for both professional investors and individuals, usually through licenses or subscriptions. Their investment management arm earns fees based on the assets they oversee. In addition, they sell access and sponsorships for conferences and advertise on th

crime

Crime Trends Shift: Fewer Incidents, More Jail Time in Charleston

May 5, 2026

The latest yearly review from the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council shows a mixed picture for Charleston County. Overall crime has slipped, but the jail is fuller than ever. Data pulled from courts, the local police and the Al Cannon Detention Center reveal that property crimes dropped by 523 c