Archive (Page 5)
December 5, 2025
NPR v. Trump Case Moves Forward as Judge Hears Arguments
NPR, Colorado Public Radio, KSUT Public Radio and Aspen Public Radio filed suit against the government's decision to erase public media. A federal judge is now hearing arguments about whether the executive order is unconstitutional.
December 3, 2025
Czech Stop: Half Bakery, Half Gas Station, Halfway Between Dallas and Austin
Halfway between Dallas and Austin on Interstate 35, Czech Stop started as a small-town gas station but expanded into a well-known bakery. Known for its Czech pastries, kolache, Czech Stop attracts both local customers and travelers for a quick pit stop and treat.
December 1, 2025
Slam Dunk: Dubai Emerges as Major Basketball Hub
Dubai Basketball’s meteoric rise into the EuroLeague is transforming the UAE into a regional basketball hub, with a potential national team in the making.
November 25, 2025
Domestic Violence Cases Rise 38% in Ohio. This Judge Is Taking Action.
Following the recent climb in fatalities, the Cuyahoga County Domestic Relations Court seeks to give survivors a platform, foster community, and promote action through a new traveling speaking series.
November 25, 2025
Between Doubt and Hope: Journalists Chart the Future in Challenging Times
At the 7th Annual Incubator for Media Education and Development Forum in Greece, journalists from around the world confronted the rising threats to press freedom while exploring how collaboration and AI innovation might redefine the future of reporting.