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Ames Creator Shines Light on Unsolved Crime's Impact

February 14, 2026

Willy Nast, a resident of Ames, has taken a unique approach to true-crime storytelling. His podcast, "City of Lights, " focuses on the aftermath of a tragic event rather than the crime itself. The story begins in Aurora, Illinois, where Nast, then a 22-year-old creative writing student, knocked on t

politics

Trump's Grand Ballroom Plan: What's the Hold-Up?

February 14, 2026

A big change is coming to the White House. The East Wing is gone. It was torn down last October. Now, a huge new ballroom is planned. It will cost $400 million. That's a lot of money! The new building will be 90, 000 square feet. It's part of a big makeover for Washington, D. C. The plan is to fini

environment

Climate Change Rules Reversed: What It Means for the Future

February 14, 2026

The recent decision to undo a key climate change rule is a big step back for environmental protections. This rule, known as the endangerment finding, was put in place to limit harmful gases from cars and factories. By removing it, the government is making it easier to pollute. This move is part of

technology

Weather Watching Made Easy: A Smart Way to Stay Safe

February 14, 2026

Weather can be unpredictable, and staying informed is key to safety. The Storm Watch Plus app offers a lifetime subscription at a discounted price of $40, down from its usual $199. 99. This app is designed to help users track weather conditions in real time, making it easier to prepare for storms an

education

Teachers' Retirement: A Fair Deal?

February 14, 2026

Teachers are the backbone of our education system, but many are anxious about their future. They worry about having enough money when they retire. This worry is making some teachers quit, and others think twice about joining the profession. It's a big problem, and it's not getting the attention it d

crypto

Crypto and Banks: Can They Share the Pie?

February 14, 2026

The crypto world and traditional banks are at odds over stablecoin yields. But a White House adviser says this doesn't have to be a zero-sum game. Patrick Witt thinks both sides can find common ground. Stablecoins are digital currencies pegged to traditional assets like the US dollar. Crypto compan

crypto

Stablecoin Showdown: Crypto vs. Banks in the U. S. Senate

February 14, 2026

The U. S. Senate is stuck in a debate about stablecoins. Crypto groups and big banks can't agree on whether users should get rewards for holding stablecoins. The crypto side says yes, while the banks say no. The banks think rewards could hurt traditional banking. They even wrote a paper saying so. T

politics

Hungary's Political Drama: Candidate's Private Life Under Scrutiny

February 14, 2026

In Hungary, politics is getting spicy with Peter Magyar, a prominent opposition figure, making headlines for reasons beyond his political views. Recently, Magyar confessed to attending a party in Budapest last August where he was caught on camera engaging in intimate activities. This isn't his first

science

NASA's Science Missions Face Unexpected Funding Freeze

February 14, 2026

NASA has been asked to hit the brakes on spending for over 15 science projects. This pause comes from the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), even though Congress recently approved a budget that restored NASA's funding. The projects on hold include some big names, like the Chandra X-Ray Observato

business

From Dishes to Dreams: Ray Herrington's Journey in the Food and Beverage World

February 14, 2026

Ray Herrington, a name synonymous with St. Cloud's vibrant dining and entertainment scene, has quite the story to tell. Born into a large family in west Duluth, Ray was the youngest of six siblings, with a significant age gap between him and his closest sibling. His father, a World War II veteran, w