St. Joseph city officials travel to Iowa town to learn more about data centers
ALTOONA, Ia. (KQTV) — St. Joseph city leaders visited Altoona, Ia. on Friday to learn more about data centers and the impacts they have on a city.
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Companies spend six figures on AI. A third of employees don't know what it costs
Every year, someone in finance asks whether the company’s AI spend is worth it. Every year, leadership says yes. And every year, the employees actually using the tools have no idea the question was even asked. Now, corporate America is starting to sweat over its AI bill. Microsoft canceled most of its Claude Code
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People are willing to pay more for climate-proof wine, study shows
What’s a winemaker to do on a warming planet? Much has been written about how climate change threatens viticulture around the globe — or at least, threatens to fundamentally change the practice. A long-lasting drought in Chile is forcing winemakers to rethink irrigation systems. Vintners in California must not only endure wildfires but also
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Fewer than half of children with ADHD receive behavior treatment. Why experts recommend it
If you’re a parent of a child with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), you’ve probably thought a lot about how to help them navigate daily life. Medication may be one of the first things that comes to mind, but it’s not the only option experts recommend. Behavior therapy helps children build skills like attention
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How to financially recover from an expensive summer weekend
Between lakeside getaways, music and food festivals, trips to the national parks and even hitting the movie theater for some air conditioning, there are plenty of ways you may be tempted to stretch your budget on a summer weekend. FOMO can urge you to pull out your wallet more than you should, leading to
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7 tips for a healthy back-to-school season
As the school year begins, your family is likely getting supplies ready and adjusting to a new routine after summer break. Whether your child attends elementary, middle, or high school, it’s natural for them to feel both excited and nervous at the same time. And keeping them happy, healthy, and safe is likely your
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Report: One-third of small business owners worry they’ll close every week
It’s easier than ever to start a business: Often all you need is a laptop and a business plan. But today’s business environment tests owners’ resilience in new ways. The familiar challenges of securing financing, managing expenses and building a loyal customer base now exist alongside emerging cyber and legal risks. With sustained economic
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Inside the summer program boosting skills and confidence for 40,000 kids
When Reneta Johnson, head of a small charter network in Birmingham, Alabama, asked students how they wanted to spend this summer, they said they liked to make TikTok videos. That gave her an idea. The staff at Legacy Prep built a three-week summer schedule around the theme of “Lights, Camera, Action,” blending drama, music
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Jordan Chiles on possible elite gymnastics comeback: ‘The wait is still on’
Three of the five members of the 2024 U.S. Olympic women’s gymnastics team are already going for 2028.
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Trump’s top general is ‘looking for an off-ramp’ from Iran war as US military options remain limited, sources say
By Zachary Cohen, CNN (CNN) — Over the last few weeks, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen. Dan Caine has privately made clear to other top Trump advisers that the US needs to find an off-ramp from the war with Iran — because the military options on the table to escalate the conflict could backfire
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