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How the freedom to pick your electricity supplier can help you save money

Shipley Energy reports that electricity deregulation in states like Pennsylvania has lowered average rates, expanded choices, and encourages competition, benefitting consumers.  more
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How to spot and get rid of fleas on your dog

Ollie reports how to spot and get rid of fleas on dogs, highlighting symptoms like itching and hair loss, and emphasizing prevention with vet-recommended treatments. more
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Art without artifice: Why intentional kitchens are defining the next era of design

(BPT) - As homeowners increasingly seek spaces that feel personal, functional, and enduring, a new design philosophy is taking hold: intentionality through restraint. Today's kitchens prioritize … more

Beyond the thermostat: What today's homeowners really need to feel comfortable at home

(BPT) - When homeowners think about indoor comfort, temperature is usually the first consideration. Thermostats are adjusted, or vents are opened or closed. But if you have ever walked into a room … more

How to improve metabolic health with, without, or after GLP-1s

(BPT) - By Sami Inkinen, CEO and co-founder of Virta HealthFew pharmacological therapies have captured public attention like GLP-1s.Originally developed as a medical intervention for diabetes … more

5 Ways to Support Brain Health Without Breaking the Bank

(BPT) - We've long understood that taking care of our bodies is key to remaining vibrant and healthy in our later years. Thanks to these efforts and modern medicine, we are living longer than ever. … more

Una victoria para su piel: 4 pasos para cuidar la salud de la piel

(Feature Impact) Proteger su piel requiere más que solo lo básico para una salud óptima, especialmente durante las épocas más calurosas del año. more

Roth IRA vs. traditional IRA: Which is right for you?

Ally Financial reports on the differences between traditional and Roth IRAs, highlighting tax benefits, growth potential, and factors to consider when choosing. more
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BookTrib’s Bites: Stories of Disruption, Discovery and Transformation

(BookTrib) - “The First Cycle: NUE World Chronicles” by F.N. KnightIn this ambitious science-fantasy epic set nearly a thousand years after humanity’s flight from a dying Earth, the planet … more
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Farmers hope to make New Jersey the hazelnut capital of America

A small but widening group of pioneers are working to make hazelnuts as much of a signature New Jersey crop as tomatoes and corn. more
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Iowa crops rated well despite heavy rain, damaging storms

Damaging storms, one of which reached derecho status, spread across Iowa over the past week, but the state’s crop conditions remain stable, according to a U.S. Department of Agriculture report. Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig said in a news release Monday that severe storms damaged crops and homes in eastern and southern Iowa during […] more
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Pseudorabies eradicated from Iowa, state ag department reports

Pseudorabies, a disease that primarily impacts swine, is again considered eradicated in Iowa, after the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship confirmed a spring outbreak did not spread to other farms.  The virus was detected April 30 in a small Iowa herd that was later depopulated, per U.S. Department of Agriculture protocol. According to […] more
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Who shops at farmers markets in the US?

Only about 1 in 5 of the Americans surveyed shop at farmers markets because they care a lot about food and enjoy buying, preparing and eating fresh food. more
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Únase a la lucha contra la ELA: Regístrese y marque la diferencia

(Feature Impact) Cada año, los médicos diagnostican a más de 5000 personas en los Estados Unidos con esclerosis lateral amiotrófica, más conocida como ELA. Este es un diagnóstico que cambia la … more

What you need to know about spotting imposter scams

(BPT) - While fraud is nothing new, today's scams are constantly evolving. The latest advances in technology, like artificial intelligence (AI), make these schemes even harder to spot. The Federal … more

Lo que debe saber para detectar estafas de impostores

(BPT) - Aunque el fraude no es nada nuevo, las estafas actuales están en constante evolución. Los últimos avances tecnológicos, como la inteligencia artificial (IA), hacen … more

A voter guide to Alabama’s primary runoffs

Voters across Alabama go to the polls Tuesday to select party nominees for the 2026 midterm elections in five statewide and six legislative primary runoff elections.  Sample ballots for all 67 counties can be found on the Secretary of State’s website. Alabama has open primaries, so voters can ask for a Democratic or Republican ballot […] more
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Schools, nonprofits try to keep WV kids fed this summer amid grocery price hikes, welfare changes

The West Virginia Department of Education is working with local partners this summer to provide statewide feeding sites for those 18 years old and younger, working to put together  nutritious meals while navigating surging food costs. more
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BookTrib’s Bites: Four Books About Crisis, Courage and Consequence

(BookTrib) - “The Captain's Clue” by Brock Eastman and Shaun StevensonIn this hilarious action-adventure for Christian kids, the parables of Jesus literally come to life — and Parable Port is … more
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Cómo las mujeres pueden optimizar su salud para combatir las enfermedades cardiovasculares

(Feature Impact) La amenaza de las enfermedades cardíacas y los accidentes cerebrovasculares está creciendo considerablemente entre mujeres y niñas, crecen las tasas de factores de riesgo de salud … more

Tour dates announced for author of 2026 One Book South Dakota

The South Dakota Humanities Council will bring author Matthew Davis to seven communities at the end of June for the 2026 One Book South Dakota tour. Davis is the author of “A Biography of a Mountain: The Making and Meaning of Mount Rushmore.” The book explores the Black Hills, westward expansion, the carving of Mount […] more
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Care for seniors is sucking wealth out of families — especially in Ohio

Non-wealthy Americans are taking economic hits from all sides these days. Gas, groceries, housing, utilities and healthcare are all necessities and they’re rapidly getting more expensive. Less well-known is another necessity — long-term care for seniors — that is also costly and getting costlier. And, because of the way it’s financed, it’s sucking vast amounts […] more
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Arkansas Explained: Proposal aimed at restricting access to ‘sexually explicit’ library books

Arkansans have until June 15 to give the state Department of Education feedback on a proposed set of standards requiring libraries to restrict children’s access to certain materials in order to receive state aid.  The rules would govern the availability of content some consider inappropriate for children, as well as library directors’ education and training […] more
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Bureau of Motor Vehicles launches mobile branch to expand services in rural Maine

Maine’s Bureau of Motor Vehicles launched a mobile branch on Thursday that aims to expand access to rural parts of the state that lack services.  The portable unit, branded BMV4ME, offers the BMV’s most common services, such as issuing driver’s licenses and learner’s permits, as well as handling name and address changes.   “This modernization improves […] more
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Despite all the likes, literallys and dropped g’s, English isn’t decaying before our eyes

Throughout the history of the language, what has been considered ‘bad’ speech often becomes ‘proper.’ You just have to give it time. more
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