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Staying Safe When Chicago Turns Up the Heat

June 30, 2026

Chicago is bracing for a serious heat wave that could push the "feels like" temperature past 100 degrees through Wednesday. Forecasters say this kind of hot stretch hasn’t happened more than twice since 2013, and overnight warmth won’t give people much relief. The city’s warning is clear: older adul

business

Harrisburg Steps Up: Leaders Discuss Downtown Revival Plans

June 30, 2026

Harrisburg isn't just talking about downtown revival anymore—it’s putting plans into action, and residents can tune in to hear how. A live forum on Tuesday will bring together four key figures from city hall, business, and the arts to explain their roles in breathing new life into Pennsylvania’s cap

entertainment

A New Look at Federation Prisons

June 29, 2026

In a universe where stars shine bright, some folks still break the rules. The Federation’s answer is not harsh punishment but a chance to change. The idea began in early shows, where a prison for the insane featured a mind‑altering machine. Even then, the goal was to heal, not just lock up. La

technology

US Energy Build: Why Everyone Must Work Together

June 29, 2026

The United States is planning its biggest energy project in decades. A huge amount of money—about $10 trillion over the next ten years—is needed to grow power plants, wind farms, solar fields and new gas facilities. Experts say that simply building more assets is not enough; the whole system m

entertainment

A space adventure that ignored the usual rules

June 29, 2026

In the late 1990s, most shows about space kept things simple and predictable. Heroes wore clean uniforms, spaceships gleamed under bright lights, and problems vanished with clever one-liners. But one show decided to do everything differently. Instead of a polished spaceship, the crew worked inside

science

A New Plan to Stop Screwworms

June 28, 2026

In a big step, officials from Mexico and the United States opened a plant that makes special flies to fight a nasty bug. The site is in southern Chiapas, close to Guatemala. It costs more than $50 million and will make up to 100 million flies each week. The flies are sterile, meaning they can’t rep

technology

Big‑Bright Windows on the New 777X

June 28, 2026

The new Boeing 777X is set to change how passengers see the sky. Its windows are not only larger but also smarter, using a third‑generation electrochromic layer that reacts much faster than the older Dreamliner system. Passengers can now dim their view in about a minute, compared to two or three min

environment

Wildfire Woes: Heat, Wind and Firework Fears Sweep the West

June 28, 2026

In Utah’s southern desert, a blazing blaze has spread over 112 square miles, turning the Cottonwood Fire into the country’s biggest current inferno. The fire has scorched a ski resort, forced residents to leave their homes and sent ash drifting over neighboring towns. Fire crews are struggling be

education

Space School: New Way to Train Future Explorers

June 28, 2026

The future of space travel depends on people who can solve many kinds of problems. A new training program is being built to do just that. It mixes science, engineering and life skills into one course. The program is called SpaceMed. Its name hints at medical care, but the focus is wider than that.

business

A close call at Miami airport raises safety questions

June 28, 2026

Saturday evening in Miami saw a near-miss that could have ended badly. A plane ready to fly to Bermuda suddenly stopped during takeoff because another aircraft had entered the same runway. The two planes came within about 1, 760 feet of each other at one point. The incident happened around 6 p. m. E