COLUMBUS - Ohio CBD store owners are concerned about a bill that would regulate intoxicating hemp and drinkable cannabinoid products — something that could potentially put them out of business. Fourteen people submitted opponent testimony and four people submitted supporter testimony for Ohio Senate Bill 86 during Tuesday’s Senate General Government Committee meeting. No supporters showed up
Source Digital tools are changing how companies operate. From communication to data tracking, staying updated is no longer optional. It’s necessary. New systems continue to reshape how people manage projects, solve problems, and make decisions. It’s not just about using software anymore. There's a growing demand for a deeper understanding of data strategy, process automation,
In everyday life, it is quite common to search for people on the Internet. Many people think that it is very difficult to find a particular person on the Web. Especially when we only know their name. This method of detection is called reverse user search. It is increasingly being used both to solve complex
In busy cities, large parking facilities often deal with traffic jams and pressure to keep things running smoothly. Parking plays a big part in daily life, helping both drivers and businesses stay on track. These facilities need to work well to support commuters and visitors, so good management is key to keeping things organized and
GRAND RAPIDS - MiCareerCompass, helps students and jobseekers explore career paths, find training and education, access support services, and land interviews for good-paying, in-demand jobs in West Michigan. 1. How MiCareerCompass Uses AI to Guide Jobseekers in West Michigan Developed by TalentFirst with grant funding from the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity (LEO),
GRAND HAVEN - In a candid and insightful conversation, we sit down with Jamie Cooper, the driving force behind Cooper Creative Company, to dissect a topic that's crucial for businesses navigating today's economic landscape: the vital role of marketing during a recession. As the owner of a thriving marketing strategy consulting firm, Jamie brings a
Medical research isn’t just about groundbreaking discoveries—it’s about getting those discoveries to patients faster, improving accuracy, and reducing inefficiencies that slow progress. With billions invested each year in scientific advancements, the pressure is on to make research more effective, more efficient, and more impactful. New technologies, better testing methods, and smarter data analysis are all
LANSING - Nationwide and in Michigan, clean power development has exploded, driven by renewables becoming cheaper, governments setting climate goals and power demand rising after years of stagnation, while old coal power plants shut down. But the rush has clogged the system of getting permission to plug into the grid, leaving all sorts of power
ATHENS, Ga - People living in greener, more walkable neighborhoods may face a lower risk of developing dementia, while those exposed to more air pollution might face a higher risk, according to a large review of existing studies. The findings, published in Ageing Research Reviews, highlight connections between environmental factors and brain health as people
NEW YORK - industrial chemical Scientists have developed a new method to break down plastic waste, using moisture from the air. By exposing a common type of plastic to an inexpensive catalyst and leaving it exposed to ambient air, researchers broke down 94% of the material in just four hours. The plastic transformed into terephthalic
