Digital and Radio Facts The Corporation for Public Broadcasting officially votes to dissolve after 58 years following Congress’s withdrawal of all federal funding. The CPB Board will wind down operations and preserve archives rather than continue as an unfunded entity vulnerable to political interference.
Lionel Newman, influential African American pianist and composer, dies at 107. His versatile career spanned jazz, classical, and film music across several decades.
Idaho’s 13th annual Potato Drop celebrated 2026 with thousands gathering at the state capitol for fireworks, rail jam competitions, and community spirit.
Idaho’s 13th annual Potato Drop celebrated 2026 with spectacular red, white, and blue fireworks honoring America’s 250th birthday in Boise.
Government shutdown threatens healthcare funding as Democrats and Republicans clash over budget allocations. Medicare and Medicaid programs face potential delays affecting millions of Americans.
Boston Board of Assessors denied a property tax abatement appeal for fiscal year 2021, maintaining rigid assessments despite rising property values and homeowner financial strain.
BYU and Georgia Tech clash in the Pop-Tarts Bowl at 5:30 PM EST on ESPN. Both teams look to end their inconsistent seasons on a high note in this bowl matchup.
A dog biscuit recall affects seven states due to Salmonella contamination risk. The recalled products pose health threats to both pets and humans who handle them.
New microwave vacuum drying technology transforms beets into crunchy, shelf-stable snacks while preserving nutrients. This innovation could fill a gap in the healthy snack market dominated by kale and sweet potato chips.
Healthcare industry CEOs and executives gather at exclusive San Francisco meeting, raising questions about real impact on patients versus corporate networking.
