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Jan 01 2026WEATHER

Weather Chaos: A Year of Extreme Events

In 2025, the world witnessed a series of intense weather events that left a significant impact. Wildfires, floods, and extreme heat were among the most notable occurrences. The year began with devastating wildfires in Los Angeles. These fires, fueled by drought and strong winds, burned for weeks, d

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Jan 01 2026BUSINESS

The Big Four's AI Revolution in 2025: A Game Changer

The Big Four firms are at the forefront of a major shift, driven by AI. They're not just helping clients adapt to AI, but also transforming their own operations. This year saw AI tools become a standard part of their work, from audit to tax and consulting. Deloitte, EY, PwC, and KPMG all launched A

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Dec 31 2025SPORTS

Coaches on the Move: Ole Miss and LSU's Unusual Arrangement

The college football world is no stranger to odd situations, but the current setup between Ole Miss and LSU is pushing the boundaries of what's considered normal. With Lane Kiffin's sudden move to LSU, the Rebels are left navigating a bizarre coaching situation. Imagine the scene: Ole Miss players w

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Dec 31 2025FINANCE

Maryland's Tax Rules Get a Makeover: What You Need to Know

Maryland is shaking things up with some new tax rules. The Comptroller's office has suggested changes to how sales and use taxes work. This isn't just about adding a few new rules. It's a big update that covers a lot of ground. First off, they're tweaking how data and IT services are taxed. This is

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Dec 31 2025SCIENCE

Interstellar Object 3I/ATLAS: What's Really Happening?

A new picture of the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS has given scientists a clearer view of what's happening around it. The outer cloud of dust and gas, known as the coma, is getting thinner. Meanwhile, the inner coma is becoming more focused and bright. This change is important because it helps scient

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Dec 31 2025LIFESTYLE

New Year's Eve: The Rise of the Homebodies

New Year's Eve is often seen as a time for big parties and grand celebrations. But for many people, especially after a tough year, staying in is becoming the new norm. This shift isn't just about avoiding crowds or saving money. It's about choosing comfort and personal well-being over the pressure t

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Dec 31 2025LIFESTYLE

Kickstart 2026: Small Steps, Big Changes

Starting fresh in 2026 doesn’t mean you have to change everything about yourself. Instead, focus on small, manageable changes. This approach makes it easier to stick to new habits and see real results. Here are some ideas to help you get started. First, take a look at your surroundings. Clutter can

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Dec 31 2025OPINION

Utah Families Face Tough Choices: Can They Afford to Raise Kids?

Utah, known for its family-friendly environment, is seeing a drop in birth rates. The cost of living and child care is making it hard for families to raise kids. Many parents are struggling to balance work and family life. They are forced to make difficult choices. In Layton, a mother works at a gr

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Dec 31 2025HEALTH

Arizona's Rural Health Care: A Missed Opportunity?

Arizona's rural communities are in a tough spot when it comes to health care. The federal government recently announced a $67 million aid package for the state, but this amount is significantly lower than what other states are receiving. This is because Arizona is highly urbanized, with only 11. 5%

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Dec 31 2025HEALTH

Shaking Up the Team: INVO Fertility's New Leadership Moves

INVO Fertility is making big changes to its leadership team. The company, which focuses on fertility clinics and related technologies, is reshuffling its top executives to better support its growth plans. Terah Krigsvold, who has been with INVO since 2020, is stepping up to become the new chief fin

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