United Way kicks off 2026 campaign, announces over $724K in pledges
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (KQTV) — United Way of Greater St. Joseph announced it officially kicked off its 2026 Annual Campaign Thursday morning.
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What happens when shadow AI goes unchecked in the workplace
Adoption of artificial intelligence has been rapid and widespread, with Stanford University researchers pegging organizational uptake at 88%. The same report found that across the general population, generative tools have a far lower penetration level of 28.3% in the U.S., although this is below the global average of 53%. Regardless of which metrics are
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Rural health transformation funds go to tech companies for innovations
For eight states, about 10% of their allotment from the Rural Health Transformation Fund will go not to rural hospitals, but to tech companies seeking innovative solutions to challenges rural healthcare providers face. The Rural Tech Catalyst Fund takes a tenth of the states’ allocation from the Rural Health Transformation Fund and diverts it
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How to stop and prevent car sickness
Car sickness is more common than most people realize. According to the Cleveland Clinic, motion sickness affects a significant portion of the population at some point in their lives, and for many people, it’s a persistent barrier to comfortable road travel. It strikes passengers of all ages—and it doesn’t spare the family dog either.
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Where America stopped moving and started renovating: A state ranking
A new state ranking by 3 Day Blinds shows how homeowners are bridging the gap between outgrowing their homes and keeping the cheap mortgages they already have. The ranking, called the Great American Nesting Index, measures where homeowners have decided to stay put and reinvest in their current homes. The top five states in
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What’s the fastest way to rehydrate?
Dehydration means your body has lost fluid in an amount that affects its functioning. People typically lose electrolytes with fluid loss, as well. Rehydrating fast involves consuming enough fluid and electrolytes to support fluid balance and bodily processes, such as nerve and muscle function. How long it’ll take you to get rehydrated depends on
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How to set accounts payable goals in 2026
For controllers at mid-market companies, accounts payable goals usually become urgent when the chief financial officer (CFO) asks for evidence. Invoice cycle times and exception rates are measured inconsistently, so you may have only anecdotal evidence when leadership asks whether the function is improving. Without a standard to measure against, many process changes can
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How to reduce AI token costs across your business
AI token spend for business grew 572% year over year from June 2025 to June 2026, according to proprietary data from Ramp, which processes AI vendor payments on behalf of thousands of businesses. Finance teams are catching up to what engineering already knows: AI isn’t a line item you set once and forget. It’s
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From Jordan to Kobe: Ex-Jazz ball boy’s shoe memorabilia keeps ending up in lawsuits
Preston Truman, a former Utah Jazz ball boy, thought he was in for a large payday on a pair of shoes Kobe Bryant wore during his rookie-season NBA playoff appearances. In May 2023, Truman consigned the shoes through Heritage Auctions — the largest collectibles auctioneer and the third-largest auction house in the world, according
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Can Federal Housing Administration loans be used for investment property?
Rising home prices and housing costs have pushed some buyers to consider homes that can serve two purposes: a place to live and a source of rental income. Here, Neighbors Bank breaks down how FHA financing can make that possible in more ways than many buyers realize. FHA loans are often associated with first-time
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