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Explore America Through the Lens of Your Favorite Films

June 24, 2026

People love to watch their favorite movies and shows, but stepping onto the real places where scenes were shot can feel like magic. The United States is full of spots that became famous because a film or series used them. Visiting these places lets fans walk the streets where heroes fought, love

crime

Savannah Guthrie Calls on Public for Clues About Missing Mother

June 24, 2026

Savannah Guthrie, the familiar face on a national morning program, spoke from her desk to ask viewers for help in locating her mother. She expressed deep sorrow and urged anyone with information to step forward, reminding the audience that a $1 million reward still stands. The appeal followed new d

science

Boosting Protein Predictions with Synthetic Data

June 22, 2026

Data shortages make it hard to map how protein changes affect function and to build reliable models that predict these effects. A new idea called fitness translocation tackles this problem by creating fake variants for a protein of interest. The approach borrows information from proteins that

politics

The Hollywood Drift: Why Los Angeles Is Losing Its Film Crown

June 17, 2026

Los Angeles has long been the film world’s heart, but a mix of high costs and strict rules is pushing productions elsewhere. The 1999 end of “Baywatch” showed that even iconic shows can become too pricey to keep on the ground. A recent reboot tried to revive the city’s glory, but it hit snags: truck

art

Bright Driveways Turn Into Colorful Art Spaces

June 16, 2026

The Creek Road Terrace community in Sandy celebrated its third Chalk Festival on Friday and Saturday, turning everyday driveways into lively art shows. What began as a modest block party has evolved into an annual favorite, drawing families and artists to splash color on pavement. Residents wa

business

A Fresh Look Comes to Upper King Street

June 16, 2026

After a full makeover, an old hotel on Upper King Street in Charleston is getting ready to reopen. The building used to be known as Hyatt Place, but now it has a new name and a fresh start as The Lowline Hotel. Instead of just updating the rooms, the hotel added fun new spots for guests to enjoy. Th

entertainment

Rio's Films Take a Shot at China's Big Movie Screen

June 15, 2026

Rio de Janeiro is rolling out three new films for China's movie fans, hoping to break into a market where American superheroes and binge-worthy streaming shows dominate. One movie follows a tricky path through the desert, another plays with time like a tangled clock, and the last is a spooky cartoon

politics

Why Colorado needs leaders who actually listen—and don’t just add to the noise

June 12, 2026

Colorado’s Second District has become a pressure cooker of economic and social challenges. Wages aren’t keeping up with rising rent, energy bills stay stubbornly high, and small businesses drown under a sea of confusing rules. Instead of tackling these real issues, politicians often hide behind gran

environment

The Hidden World of Soil Fungi and How Climate Change Affects Us

June 10, 2026

Fungi that live freely in soil are like invisible caretakers of the ground. They break down dead matter, recycle nutrients, and help plants grow strong roots. When the planet warms or floods, these tiny organisms feel the change first. In recent years scientists have studied how rising temperatures

lifestyle

Best European Places for Americans to Retire Without Breaking the Bank