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Affordable Sedans Under $15, 000

July 8, 2026

In the used car market, a three‑year‑old vehicle often costs over $30, 000. Yet many buyers can still find cars that balance comfort, reliability, fuel efficiency, and tech for less than half that price. Four compact sedans and one midsize model stand out because they score well on independent relia

technology

Crypto Networks Face Quantum Computer Threat

July 8, 2026

The world of digital money is preparing for a new kind of danger. Quantum computers, which can solve math puzzles far faster than any regular computer, might one day break the codes that keep cryptocurrency safe. Cryptocurrencies rely on a type of math called elliptic‑curve cryptography, created

weather

Storm Strengthens: Detroit Lakes Faces an EF‑2 Tornado

July 8, 2026

A powerful tornado struck the town of Detroit Lakes on Monday, causing significant damage and leaving three people injured. The National Weather Service confirmed the storm was rated EF‑2, meaning winds reached about 115 miles per hour. The tornado carved a path roughly 6. 8 miles long, beginning ne

politics

The Hidden Cost of a New Train Line in Smiths Falls

July 8, 2026

Smiths Falls Town Council recently voted to support a high‑speed rail project that could bring new trains and jobs to the town, but only if a station and maintenance yard are built locally. The council’s decision is based on the promise that the rail company, Alto, will create a repair facility and

opinion

Life in the Fast Lane: Why Ohio’s Future Governor Might Be Out of Touch

July 8, 2026

Vivek Ramaswamy, the Republican hopeful for Ohio’s top job, celebrated Independence Day in Lancaster and Upper Arlington before hopping on a private jet to Paris. His holiday trip sparked debate about how wealthy leaders may feel detached from everyday life. Ohio’s voters see a growing gap between

politics

EV Fees vs Road Money: What Voters Should Know

July 8, 2026

The vote in Washoe County will ask if electric and hybrid drivers must pay a new fee for road upkeep. It sounds fair because the cars are heavier, and weight can damage pavement more than lighter cars do. But real road damage is driven mainly by trucks, not by individual electric vehicles. A

health

New Orthopedic Doctor Joins Hillsdale Hospital

July 8, 2026

Hillsdale Hospital is welcoming a fresh face to its orthopedic team this August. Dr. Paul Aschmetat will start treating patients at the Carleton Road location, bringing a range of modern procedures to the community. Dr. Aschmetat is an osteopathic specialist trained in advanced hip and knee repla

sports

Wheeler Calls Out All‑Star Omission, Wants Fair Chance

July 8, 2026

Phillies’ ace Zack Wheeler had a 14‑strikeout night, turning the ball in a 4‑1 win over Cincinnati. Yet MLB kept him off next week’s All‑Star roster, a move that has left the veteran fuming. He told NBC Sports Philadelphia he felt it was “BS” and that the league had made a mistake by ignoring him.

politics

California Law on Mandatory Meetings Faces Legal Hurdle

July 8, 2026

A federal appeals court in San Francisco is leaning toward blocking a California law that would prevent employers from punishing employees who skip mandatory meetings about religion, politics or union issues. The law, set to start in 2025, was already stopped by a judge last year and is now under sc

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