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Automakers Face New Ad Push Over EV Shortage

July 12, 2026

An environmental group has started a new advertising effort that points the finger at Michigan car makers for the high cost of gasoline. The campaign claims that auto companies have the tools to end America’s reliance on oil, but they are not producing enough affordable electric cars for U. S. bu

entertainment

Retro Roadside Stays on Route 66

July 12, 2026

In the early days of America’s famous highway, families built small motels that lit up the night with neon signs. Those roadside hotels were more than places to sleep; they became landmarks for travelers heading west. Some still welcome guests today, while others live only in old photographs and sto

business

New Faces, New Flavors: Charleston’s Lowline Hotel Gets Ready to Open

July 11, 2026

The 197‑room hotel on King Street is set to welcome guests this July, and it has hired two experienced leaders to steer its operations and food scene. Satish More will serve as managing director, bringing more than twenty years of experience from boutique hotel management in Washington, D. C. He wil

health

Women Working, Women Thinking: How Jobs Affect Baby Numbers in The Gambia

July 11, 2026

The study looked at how the jobs women take in The Gambia influence whether they have children. It started by challenging a common idea: that when women work outside the home, they tend to have fewer kids because their time is divided between paying bills and raising children. Most evidence for this

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

business

Crypto CFO Steps Down as Grayscale Reorganises

July 10, 2026

Grayscale’s chief financial officer left the company after seven years in July, citing personal reasons. The move follows a recent exit of the head of distribution and partnerships to another token‑asset firm, showing a pattern of senior staff changes. In response, the company has appointed Kathr

entertainment

Alien Detective in Los Angeles

July 10, 2026

The show mixes space travel with classic gumshoe vibes, turning a usual sci‑fi plot into a fresh mystery. Farrell’s character is not just another alien; he learns what it means to be human by stepping into the shoes of a private eye. His car is a shiny 1960s Corvette, his wardrobe fits a tailo

crypto

Japan’s Pension Fund Shift Could Boost Bitcoin and Gold

July 10, 2026

The Japanese government is nudging its giant pension fund, worth $2 trillion, to buy more local bonds and other domestic assets. This move comes as Japan’s debt is high and its bond yields are at levels not seen in thirty years, putting pressure on the yen. By encouraging savings institutions to in

politics

Zoom‑In, Not Handcuffs: How Cook County Keeps Calm on 911 Calls

July 10, 2026

"Instead of rushing in with a badge, Cook County’s sheriff has given police a tablet. When someone calls 911 for a mental health crisis, an officer can instantly video‑chat with a trained clinician. This simple swap means the person in trouble talks to a calm professional instead of waiting for poli

education

Back‑to‑School Fair Brings Fun, Resources and Free Supplies to Flint

July 10, 2026

Flint’s north side will host a free community fair this Saturday from 11 a. m. to 2 p. m. at Berston Field House, 3300 N. Saginaw St. Crime Stoppers of Flint & Genesee County and Friends of Berston have teamed up to offer families a chance to meet local groups that can help with safety, health and e