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emergency management department

Virginia struggles to find enough mental health workers

June 30, 2026

Virginia has been trying to fix its mental health system for years, but one big problem keeps getting in the way: not enough trained professionals to actually help people. Even with new programs like the 988 crisis hotline and mobile response teams, many Virginians still can’t get timely care becaus

business

A Sweet Deal: How One Big Candy Shop Put Its Workers in Charge

June 30, 2026

Seventy-five years after opening as a tiny basement candy shop in Cleveland, the largest candy store in North America has turned a new page. Instead of selling to investors or handing over to family, the business quietly shifted control to the people who stock the shelves, wrap orders, and greet cus

celebrities

Jessica Blair Herman joins new management as her career grows

June 30, 2026

Jessica Blair Herman has moved to Luber Roklin Entertainment for management after her standout role in Euphoria’s latest season. The actress played Heather, a character who connects with a young married couple in California, showing a mix of warmth and tension that fit the show’s dramatic tone. Euph

environment

Four Baby Bobcats Tagged at Rhode Island University

June 29, 2026

The University of Rhode Island’s College of the Environment and Life Sciences has recently captured four newborn bobcats for a wildlife study. These young cats were found during the spring, and researchers attached small GPS tags to them to track their movements. The project is a joint effort with

health

Measles Alert: What Travelers in Virginia Should Know

June 29, 2026

A recent health alert has highlighted a potential measles risk for people visiting or living in Buckingham and Cumberland Counties, Virginia. The state health department has broadened the outbreak zone to include both counties, urging residents and visitors to check their vaccination status. Those w

weather

Heat Crisis Over Paris Funerals

June 29, 2026

Paris is feeling the chill of an unexpected heat wave. The city’s mortuary owners are receiving a steady stream of calls, each one asking if there is still space for another body. The main cold room in a busy facility now holds 32 bodies, the maximum it can safely store. When families call to arr

health

A Gold‑Standard Kitchen for Seniors

June 29, 2026

The Flathead County Agency on Aging kitchen is busy preparing about 500 meals each day, feeding seniors in Kalispell and nearby towns through Meals on Wheels and on‑site lunches. Its executive chef, Dave Caron, who once ran gourmet kitchens, now focuses on safety and nutrition for older adults. He

politics

Supreme Court Nears End of Term, Big Trump Cases Await Verdict

June 29, 2026

The U. S. Supreme Court is close to finishing its current term, with seven pending cases that could shape national policy. Three of those involve former President Trump and his broad claims about presidential power, while two touch on election rules that could affect upcoming midterms. A third case

business

A New AI Deal Could Make a Small Tech Company Huge

June 29, 2026

Gorilla Technology has landed a big win that could change its future. The firm just signed a five‑year AI computing contract worth up to $2. 5 billion, a huge jump from its last year’s revenue of about $100 million. The news comes after the company posted another quarter of strong growth, beat re

education

Texas teens will soon learn money skills in school. Will it make a difference?

June 29, 2026

Starting this fall, Texas high school freshmen must take a personal finance class to graduate—a first for the state. The move follows years of debate over whether schools should teach money management, a skill many adults still struggle with. Research shows American adults often misunderstand basic