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The Oklahoma EagleVerifiedWhoever creates the best 60-second short film within a day wins “Prompt to Premiere,” a Tulsa Tech Week competition hoping to attract more than 1,000 entries. The post 10 hours, 3 prompts and $1K on the line in Tulsa short film competition…
Santa Barbara News-PressVerifiedGabe Escobedo, Alexander Stoeber, Anabella Lehne and Jason Carlton hope to replace outgoing Councilmember Meagan Harmon. The post Candidates for open District 6 Santa Barbara City Council seat talk rent, finances in battle for downtown votes appeared first on Santa Barbara News-Press.
The Oklahoma EagleVerifiedOasis Fresh Market has opened its doors at the ARCO Apartment in downtown, ending a food desert of more than a decade. Regular business hours will begin Sept. 28. The post Food desert no more: Grocery shopping returns to downtown Tulsa after…
The Oklahoma EagleVerifiedFrom new locations to hybrid operations, life after The Boxyard looks different for nearly every business that once called the shipping container plaza in the Blue Dome District home. The post The Boxyard closed 3 months ago, but the businesses didn’t. Here’s…
New Jersey MonitorVerifiedA rule set to take effect Oct. 1 has caused a furor among business groups and freelancers, but the state insists enforcement won't change.
Las Vegas NewsVerifiedA $1,000 charitable donation does not usually cut your tax bill by $1,000. See what “100% tax deductible” really means and how the 2026 rules change the math.
Las Vegas NewsVerifiedIn Las Vegas, a triggered alarm does not automatically result in a police response. With LVMPD resources under growing pressure, Brandon argues that technology-enabled private response networks can fill the gap.
The Oklahoma EagleVerifiedAt the People and Place Impact conference, developers emphasized how they are working with the community to bring more housing options to north Tulsa. The post As new homes go up in north Tulsa, some see progress. Others still have questions. appeared…
Las Vegas NewsVerifiedOld Country Boots celebrated its Neonopolis grand opening in Downtown Las Vegas with Mayor Shelley Berkley, Councilwoman Shondra Summers-Armstrong, civic leaders and community guests, marking a new chapter for the family-owned business and its handcrafted Western bootmaking tradition.
Las Vegas NewsVerifiedFrom an immigrant student teaching music in Ohio to decades in commercial real estate, Joshi built a career around persistence, adaptation and a long-term belief in Downtown Las Vegas.
The Oklahoma EagleVerifiedCity and state officials welcomed Crusoe's new AI manufacturing facility near the airport Monday. The company plans to add more jobs to its 300-person workforce. The post Tulsa’s ties to AI boom grow with arrival of new manufacturing facility appeared first on…
The Oklahoma EagleVerifiedNew Orleans native David Franklin is relocating his restaurant, C’est Bon Kitchen & Libations, out of the North Peoria plaza. The Cajun and Creole spot opened in July 2025. The post C’est Bon Kitchen leaving Shoppes on Peoria but ‘will remain in…
Utah News DispatchVerifiedA couple of sections of Utah code mandating electric utilities to procure 20% of their energy portfolio in renewables expired in 2025. Lawmakers want to ensure the requirement is scratched for good. St. George Republican Rep. Colin Jack is drafting a bill…
Utah News DispatchVerifiedThe Utah Public Service Commission has approved a settlement with Rocky Mountain Power, solving a rare rate increase proposal dispute that reached the Utah Supreme Court. Many eyes have been following the controversy-filled process, including Utah’s top elected officials. That includes Utah…
InDepthNH.orgVerifiedAs a fellow mother with a young child that noticed diaper costs continuing to rise over time, Rep. Carrie Sorensen, D-Portsmouth is taking action to support families struggling financially in New Hampshire. The post New House Bill Aims to Help Struggling Parents…
Utah News DispatchVerifiedAfter 13 years of paying $2.50 to ride a local Utah Transit Authority bus or train, commuters may see a fare increase to $3 next year. But first, UTA officials say they want to hear their feedback. “This would help offset the…
Utah News DispatchVerifiedFollowing similar steps of elected officials in Washington D.C., Utah Gov. Spencer Cox is spearheading the state’s own push to bolster quantum technology development with a new executive order. The technology, often used to create tools in computing, sensing and communications by…
New Jersey MonitorVerifiedBusiness groups and sports officials are pushing for a law declaring referees and umpires independent contractors amid a broader worker classification fight.
Utah News DispatchVerifiedWhen a data center’s walls are first raised on Utah land, neighboring property owners will likely get some tax relief. That break, however, is likely to be temporary. The enormous property values of data centers often carry complex tax questions for the…
Utah News DispatchVerifiedWhile Utah leaders have worked on infrastructure tax credits and incentives for gas production, they keep raising their eyebrows at the pump, frustrated with the fact that the average price of gas has continued to rise above the national average this year. …
InDepthNH.orgVerifiedPresident Donald Trump said Friday that he was banning CNN, MSNOW and Politico from the White House due to what he called unfavorable coverage, and threatened that more such prohibitions of media outlets could follow. The post The National Roundup: Trump says…
Utah News DispatchVerifiedBefore Max Loveridge started working for Advantage Services about two years ago, he was homeless, living in and out of homeless shelters in Salt Lake City. He said he first came to Utah from Wyoming after the restaurant and hotel he was…
Utah News DispatchVerifiedThough recent federal rulings have cast uncertainty over voting by mail with Utah’s November general elections around the corner, clerks — at least for now — are preparing for business as usual. “Any dramatic change at this point really is extremely impractical,…
New Jersey MonitorVerifiedThe lawsuit alleges Amazon for years inflated auction prices that businesses pay to place ads in its storefront, a claim Amazon denied.
New Jersey MonitorVerifiedExperts warn July’s job losses are a bad sign for an already sluggish labor market. One said future data may show a rosier outlook.
New Jersey MonitorVerifiedBusiness groups want a judge to void a new state statute that they say forces employers to ask workers their health status in violation of federal privacy laws.