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Police Shootings In Boyle Heights Prompt New Review

July 1, 2026

A police video released by the LAPD shows officers firing at a man in Boyle Heights after he brandished knives and a kitchen tool. The incident happened around 1:35 a. m. on May 16 when officers from the Hollenbeck Patrol Division responded to a 911 call about a violent assault with a weapon. The ca

entertainment

Summer Night Sparkles at Unity Park

July 1, 2026

Unity Park will light up the evening of Thursday, July 2, from six in the evening until ten. The night will mix music, tasty treats and a splash of classical flair when the Greenville Symphony Orchestra steps onto the stage before the fireworks explode. Residents from across Upstate are expected to

technology

AI is the New Game‑Changer for Business

July 1, 2026

Enterprise tech has always been a one‑way street: companies change to fit new software. From old school ERP to cloud apps and data dashboards, each wave promised better efficiency but forced firms to adopt a common way of working. That trend made it hard for businesses to keep the unique parts that

lifestyle

Taste Tour at Three Notch’d Brewery

July 1, 2026

The host of a local lifestyle show took a trip to Three Notch’d Brewery & Craft Kitchen, a new spot in Columbia’s BullStreet area. She met the crew behind the brewery and asked about how it started, getting a peek into its history and what makes it special. During the visit she tried several dish

finance

Robinhood's Growth: Why Some Investors Are Still Looking Ahead

July 1, 2026

Robinhood's rise in popularity isn't just about numbers—it’s about who’s using it and how. The platform now serves nearly 28 million active users, with assets totaling almost $377 billion. Most of that growth comes from stock and options trading, which jumped 75% and 29% year-over-year, respectively

crime

Akron steps up with cash to fight local crime

July 1, 2026

The city of Akron just put $600, 000 on the table to grow a program that sends trained helpers into neighborhoods where trouble often flares. These helpers aren’t cops; they’re locals who’ve walked similar paths and know how to calm things down before shots ring out. In one slice of the city that ha

crime

Talking Safety: What Baltimore County Residents Really Want from Their Leaders

July 1, 2026

Baltimore County held a public meeting Monday night where people didn’t hold back about what’s worrying them most. Instead of just nodding along, residents packed into a Towson arts center to ask tough questions about car thefts by young offenders, reckless driving, and whether their neighborhoods f

crime

Mexico's Drug Trade Heats Up Before Big Event

July 1, 2026

A couple of weeks before Mexico hosted a major international sports competition, authorities made two huge cocaine busts on the same day. One happened in Guerrero, a coastal state known for drug trafficking. The other took place in Tlaxcala, a small state near Mexico City that rarely sees such big d

opinion

A busy street, unsafe kids: What’s being done?

July 1, 2026

Every school day in Syracuse, hundreds of students step off Centro buses near East Adams Street and face a risky walk to class. The road isn’t just wide—it’s five lanes that stretch to six, with no safe crossing spots and speed limits that drivers ignore. Students say cars often speed up on purpose

politics

How Crypto Exchanges Help Countries Get Around Sanctions

June 30, 2026

A recent report highlighted how Iran has been quietly moving billions through cryptocurrency, bypassing traditional financial restrictions. The Wall Street Journal found that CoinEx, a global exchange, played a key role in these transactions. Over the past seven years, wallets linked to CoinEx proce