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First-ever full sports game broadcast with just iPhones kicks off this week

May 22, 2026

This weekend, a Major League Soccer match between the LA Galaxy and Houston Dynamo will make history—not because of the teams or the rivalry, but because every single shot of the game will come from iPhone 17 Pro cameras. It’s the first time a major professional sports league has trusted a smartphon

finance

Why sports fans are spending more than ever

May 22, 2026

Being a sports fan isn’t just about cheering from the stands anymore—it’s a pricey habit. Over the past 20 years, the cost of watching live games has skyrocketed by 123%, far outpacing other hobbies or even essentials like pets or TVs. For example, a single baseball game ticket now averages $154, ne

opinion

When Playtime Looks Like a Police Report: How Young Kids Get Caught in Bureaucracy

May 22, 2026

A one-year-old girl in Kent made headlines not for learning to walk, but for being logged as a crime suspect after a minor playground bump turned into an official incident report. Over the past three years, police files have recorded 683 cases where children under ten were flagged for breaking rules

lifestyle

Great small cities in Pennsylvania stand out in national rankings

May 22, 2026

Pennsylvania quietly boasts almost twenty towns and cities that made the latest “Best Places to Live” list in the United States. Instead of flashy skylines or tourist magnets, most of these spots offer everyday comforts that matter most: homes you can actually afford, schools with solid reputations,

entertainment

Pluto TV adds classic cop drama Major Crimes to its summer lineup

May 22, 2026

Summer streaming just got more interesting with Pluto TV adding the entire run of Major Crimes starting June 1. The show’s arrival makes sense for a platform that’s been quietly building its crime drama collection. Major Crimes follows Captain Sharon Raydor taking over Los Angeles’ Major Crimes unit

entertainment

Summer Events in Aspen: What’s On This Week?

May 22, 2026

This week in Aspen, there’s no shortage of fun ways to spend your evenings. On May 22, the Pitkin County Library kicks off the summer with a free party, complete with snacks and games for all ages. It’s a great way to meet others while diving into the summer reading challenge, which runs until early

technology

AI startups gamble on videos that actually chat back

May 22, 2026

A former YouTube star turned tech boss thinks the next big thing in entertainment is video you can argue with. Instead of just watching, the new AI lab wants viewers to ask questions, get critiques, and hold real conversations with on-screen hosts. The idea isn’t just about making old videos cheaper

environment

Rich countries keep climate funding promises, but the next challenge is even bigger

May 22, 2026

For three years straight, wealthy nations have met their $100 billion annual pledge to help poorer countries fight climate change. In 2024, they sent $136. 7 billion—up from $115. 9 billion in 2022. But now, they’re facing an even tougher goal: raising $300 billion every year by 2035. That’s a massi

lifestyle

Planning a tribute: How to post a death notice without confusion

May 22, 2026

When someone close passes away, families often turn to the local newspaper to share a final message. The process isn’t as straightforward as writing a social media post. Papers usually require proof that the person has died, often a call to a funeral home during their limited weekend hours. That sma

sports

Rains put brakes on high school track finals in Tennessee

May 22, 2026

Heavy rain turned the last day of Tennessee’s high school track finals into a soggy wait. The Class AAA championships at Tom Black Track in Knoxville got called off multiple times. The boys’ pole vault managed just three attempts before lightning forced a pause. Meanwhile, the girls’ pole vault hadn