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Robot Teacher Helps Students Learn in New York School

July 19, 2026

A new robot named Sally will sit in classrooms across the Salamanca City Central School District this fall. It is not meant to replace teachers, but to support them and help students practice skills on their laptops. The district plans to buy the robot from Realbotix, a company that builds hum

technology

United’s Tech Glitch Leaves Travelers in a Loop

July 19, 2026

A sudden system failure at United Airlines knocked out its check‑in and boarding software across the country. The problem hit major hubs such as Washington Dulles, Newark, and others, causing many flights to be delayed or stuck on the tarmac. The outage began early Saturday morning and, by mid‑morni

art

Unusual Jewelry Show Turns Everyday Objects Into Art

July 19, 2026

A new exhibit at the Chrysler Museum invites visitors to rethink what jewelry can be. It displays more than 350 pieces that together span a century of creative work from 41 countries and 230 artists. The show is split into four groups, each named after a different idea. One section looks at how

art

Basket Stories: How Weaving Keeps the Columbia Plateau Alive

July 19, 2026

A new show at the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture invites visitors to see that basket weaving is not a relic but a living craft. The exhibit, called “Carrying Tradition, ” runs until May 30, 2027 and features pieces that have never been on display before. Curator Tisa Matheson, who runs the mus

health

Celebrating Kids: New Heroes Shining in Akron’s Community

July 16, 2026

Akron Children’s has unveiled the winners of its second More childhood, please. Awards, a yearly ceremony that spotlights people who make life better for children and families in Ohio’s 33 counties. The program began last year to honor volunteers, parents, nonprofits and more who help kids thrive.

health

Lettuce Linked to Big Diarrhea Outbreak

July 14, 2026

A recent health investigation suggests that lettuce and other salad greens might be the culprit behind a sudden surge in a severe diarrheal disease known as cyclosporiasis. Health officials from Michigan first pointed to lettuce during their early reviews, noting that it frequently appears in the da

education

Free Bus Ride and Money Tips for Saginaw Riders

July 14, 2026

On Wednesday, Aug. 13, people who use the Saginaw transit system can hop on a free bus ride while learning how to manage their money better. The event takes place at the STARS headquarters from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. and is organized by Money on the Move together with Dow Credit Union. The day celebra

business

South Carolina Builds New U. S. Ammo Factory Backed by Pentagon

July 10, 2026

Alzchem Group AG, a German maker of a powerful propellant, has chosen Bushy Park near Goose Creek to set up its first U. S. plant under a plan to grow in the defense market. The new factory will produce nitroguanidine, a flash‑free explosive used in 155‑mm howitzer charges and also in airbags and fi

business

Hacky Sack Craze Turns Small San Diego Shop Into Big‑Time Biz

July 8, 2026

A quiet buzz on a smartwatch in late April caught the eye of Giovanna Mantilla, owner of a fair‑trade shop in San Diego. The notification came from her company’s sale of a simple footbag, and soon the alerts multiplied like a viral meme. Mantilla wondered why her long‑standing business was suddenly

politics

What Florida’s Latest Battles Reveal About Nature, Taxes, and Leaders

July 6, 2026

A new road cutting through Corkscrew Swamp is sparking anger in Florida. The swamp is home to rare panthers and countless species. Yet developers want to slice a path through this protected land to serve a giant new housing project called Kingston. Locals like Lynne Adams, who moved to Florida 25 ye