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New Rules for the Big Game: What You Need to Know

June 24, 2026

The game’s new season kicks off with a major overhaul of the rules that many fans will notice right away. First, the league has tightened its player‑health policy. Injured athletes must now sit out a minimum of two weeks before they can return, even if doctors say it’s safe. This change aims to p

health

St. Mary's Celebrates Staff Heroes and Long‑Term Service

June 24, 2026

The St. Mary’s Health Care System has announced its top annual award winners and honored 250 employees for years of service that span from five to forty‑five. Three staff members were chosen by their peers for exceptional dedication to the organization’s mission, values and care of patients and c

politics

High‑Stakes Money Shapes Maryland House Races

June 24, 2026

In two key districts, money is the main driver of who will win next year’s House seat. One race pits a newcomer against long‑time incumbents in a district that has seen the same Democrat hold office for decades. The other is a battle between a former owner of the seat and the current represent

entertainment

A fun Fourth of July in Southern California with many choices

June 24, 2026

Planning a July Fourth weekend in Southern California isn’t just about picking one hottest spot. Many places are mixing things up this year. Some skip the loud fireworks and go for light displays from drones instead. The FoodieLand Food Festival at Pasadena’s Rose Bowl is a major food event with ove

politics

Drones with invisible wires are changing the game in Lebanon

June 24, 2026

Lebanon’s southern hills have become a testing ground for a new kind of weapon: drones that fly on a tight leash. Unlike free-roaming drones that rely on radio signals, these machines stay connected through a thin fiber-optic cable that spools out as they fly. This simple trick makes them nearly inv

sports

Sooner Wins When OU's Big Game Hits a Wall

June 23, 2026

When the University of Oklahoma was riding high after an impressive run in the College World Series, fans expected a smooth finish. Instead, the momentum shifted unexpectedly to their rivals from Oklahoma State. The turning point came in a critical match where Oklahoma's defense faltered, allowing t

finance

Michigan’s Tax System Switch Causes Refund Delays

June 23, 2026

Michigan changed its old tax system this spring, and that switch slowed refunds. The state now says it has finished processing 95 % of the 2025 returns, but many taxpayers still wait longer than usual. The new system was meant to be safer and more accurate, but the transition added extra steps

business

Why waiting to organize your money costs you more than you think

June 23, 2026

Three years of saying "I'll get to it later" can quietly drain thousands from your wallet. Overdraft fees pile up when you forget to check balances. Unused subscriptions sneak back month after month. Retirement plans drift without regular check-ins. Small leaks like these don't seem like much at fir

business

Growing Wealth, Growing Teams: Indonesia's Banking Battle

June 23, 2026

OCBC isn't just holding steady in Indonesia—they're sprinting ahead. The bank plans to double its force of wealth advisers in the country, bringing the total to 400 advisors by year-end. This push comes as part of a bigger move: buying HSBC’s Indonesian operations, a deal that clearly signals confid

business

The Fed's New Leader Follows Old Ideas With New Risks

June 23, 2026

When Alan Greenspan led the U. S. Federal Reserve for nearly two decades, he shaped a way of running the central bank that trusted markets to self-correct without heavy government interference. His approach kept inflation low and growth steady for years—so much so that the period earned the nickname