Year: 2025

As property taxes rise across many parts of the country, it’s understandable that lawmakers are eager to deliver relief to homeowners. However, the call to swiftly slash property taxes, particularly in states already grappling with budgetary challenges, deserves more scrutiny than celebration. While the appeal of lower tax bills resonates with voters, the bigger picture […]

Deep in the forests of eastern Washington, an unsettling discovery has stirred concern among wildlife officials and Indigenous communities alike. A case of chronic wasting disease (CWD) was confirmed in a white-tailed deer on the Spokane Indian Reservation — marking a troubling moment for both the natural ecosystem and the cultural practices that depend on […]

In what was once celebrated as a thrilling union between two theme park giants, the merger of Six Flags Entertainment Corporation and Cedar Fair has taken a sharp turn into legal territory. A class action lawsuit has been filed against Six Flags, alleging securities fraud related to the information disclosed—or perhaps undisclosed—around the time of […]

Keyera Corp. has released its third-quarter financial results for 2025, offering a nuanced picture of both resilience and recalibration. While the company’s adjusted EBITDA slipped to $281 million compared to the same quarter last year, excluding acquisition-related costs paints a slightly more stable picture at $286 million. The decrease largely stems from a weaker showing […]

Tribesigns, long appreciated for their contemporary and functional furniture designs, has taken a significant step forward by venturing into the realm of home lighting. This strategic expansion marks a new chapter for the brand, signaling their ambition to become a one-stop shop for home styling essentials — from the floor up, to the ceiling and […]

A new wave of legal scrutiny has landed on mining giant Freeport-McMoRan Inc., as investors with significant financial losses now have a chance to spearhead a class action lawsuit. The legal move, initiated by the firm Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, LLC, puts the spotlight on the company’s financial disclosures and executive conduct between February 2022 […]

Downtown Batesville is experiencing a colorful transformation, courtesy of its young artists. The Batesville Community Education Foundation has relaunched its Art on Main program, and the first mural of the 2025/2026 initiative has just been unveiled. Stretching vibrantly across the side of the Simons Company building, this piece signals not only the program’s return but […]

In a rapidly advancing digital landscape, data isn’t just a strategic asset—it’s the lifeblood of artificial intelligence. A recent study by IBM reveals that while Chief Data Officers (CDOs) are eagerly embracing AI, many are facing the stark challenge of readiness. The aspiration to harness AI is accelerating, but infrastructure, skillsets, and strategy are often […]

In the latest chapter of America’s redistricting saga, California has stepped into the spotlight with a controversial proposal—Proposition 50. The measure, driven largely by state Democrats, aims to redraw congressional maps ahead of the normal decade-long cycle, stirring debate over partisanship, fairness, and the future of political representation. Mid-decade redistricting has traditionally been frowned upon […]

In a financial landscape often dominated by towering institutions and billion-dollar mergers, it’s refreshing to see the spotlight shine on smaller banks for all the right reasons. According to the 2025 rankings of Best Banks to Work For, a significant number of honorees come from institutions with less than $3 billion in assets. While they […]