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A massive 1474-pound heap of golden, fresh-cut potatoes secured a Guinness World Record for Idaho on Friday, ending a twelve-year international tug-of-war. The feat, achieved during Boise Potato Days, officially brought the title back to the American heartland after the record spent years circulating through Greece and India.
A surge in data center construction and national electrification efforts has prompted Southwire to break ground on a massive expansion of its Starkville, Mississippi, manufacturing campus. The project, managed by Gray, will add 380,000 square feet of production space and create approximately 130 new local jobs by 2028.
Physicist and broadcaster Brian Cox has been named the recipient of the 2026 Stephen Hawking Medal for Science Communication. Sir Brian May and Garik Israelian presented the award at London’s Royal Astronomical Society, recognizing Cox’s career-long commitment to making complex scientific concepts accessible and inspiring to global audiences.
Ten years after Jeff "Beachbum" Berry and Greg Boehm first paired tropical tiki culture with Christmas tradition, the Sippin' Santa pop-up returns to over 50 bars across the U.S. and Canada. The 2026 milestone season highlights the brand's evolution from a niche experiment into a seasonal staple for holiday revelers.
Space Coast Credit Union, Emily Egashira, Jim Wang, and Leila Kartforosh have been named the 2026 FinTalk Award winners. The annual honors, presented by Debt.com, recognize content creators and institutions that successfully translate complex personal finance topics into accessible digital education for a nationwide audience.
Honoring his mother’s lifelong commitment to family wellness, Michael Jordan has pledged $10 million to the University of North Carolina School of Social Work. The gift—the largest in the school's history—will fund student scholarships and expand global research initiatives, creating a lasting legacy in the state he calls home.
Investors who suffered losses in Innventure, Inc. between November 17, 2025, and August 13, 2026, have until October 27 to petition the court to act as lead plaintiff. The class action lawsuit, spearheaded by the firm Glancy Prongay Wolke & Rotter LLP, targets alleged misrepresentations regarding the company’s business operations.
Eighty-four bags of trash collected in Newark represents only a fraction of the waste removed during September’s World Cleanup Day. Employees from Reworld fanned out across the United States, partnering with local municipalities and volunteer groups to clear invasive vegetation and restore public spaces near their facilities.
Nations Roof has promoted industry veteran Jeff Hundley to Chief Operating Officer, tasking the nine-year company veteran with streamlining national operations. Hundley, who previously led the organization’s XL Business Unit, will now oversee enterprise-wide consistency and growth strategies for the commercial roofing contractor from its Mobile, Alabama headquarters.
A convergence of heritage and modern design took center stage at Milan’s Rotonda della Besana on September 22, as three prominent Chinese brands—Laurèl, IDPAN, and YINER—unveiled their Spring/Summer 2027 collections, signaling a growing integration between Shenzhen’s industrial fashion hub and the European luxury market.
Kara Rudy, the founder and CEO of Syracuse-based MarketDesign Consulting, has been selected for the Forbes Business Council, an invitation-only network for global industry leaders. The appointment acknowledges her focus on bridging the gap between executive strategy and measurable growth within the technology sector.
Tysons-based enterprise AI provider VIDIZMO has joined the NVIDIA Inception program, a strategic move to accelerate the development of agentic AI tools designed for high-security environments. The partnership grants the company deeper access to NVIDIA's technical resources, hardware optimization, and microservices to support data-sensitive sectors like government and public safety.
“I created this multi-tool with operating room nurses in mind,” says a San Jose inventor of the newly developed POCKE TOOL. Designed to streamline clinical workflows, the compact, foldable device consolidates seven essential instruments into a single pocket-sized unit, aiming to reduce time spent searching for equipment during critical surgical procedures.
Investors who incurred financial losses holding Papa John’s International, Inc. stock between August 7, 2025, and August 5, 2026, have until November 2, 2026, to file as lead plaintiffs in a newly initiated securities fraud lawsuit being spearheaded by the law firm Glancy Prongay Wolke & Rotter LLP.
St. Johns County commissioners finalized a $1.9 billion budget for fiscal year 2027 on September 15, maintaining a flat millage rate even as officials brace for the potential financial impact of Property Tax Amendment 3, which faces a public vote this November.
Investors who incurred financial losses holding XTI Aerospace, Inc. securities between April 15 and August 17, 2026, have until October 27 to petition the court to serve as lead plaintiff. The legal action follows allegations that the company obscured internal misconduct and critical reporting failures from its shareholders.
Investors who incurred significant financial losses linked to Hims & Hers Health, Inc. have until November 2, 2026, to file as lead plaintiffs in a pending class action lawsuit. The litigation targets alleged misrepresentations regarding the company’s data privacy practices and its internal medical consultation protocols during the past year.
Investors who incurred significant financial losses linked to Simply Good Foods Company now have until October 13, 2026, to seek lead plaintiff status in a pending securities class action. The Law Offices of Howard G. Smith is currently organizing the litigation against the firm for alleged misrepresentations regarding its business operations.
Choosing a preschool marks a milestone in a child's early education, yet the process often leaves parents overwhelmed by conflicting priorities. Kelly Trendle, an administrator at Brilliant Start Academy, offers a framework for evaluating programs that moves beyond simple geography and tuition to focus on development, safety, and environment.
Physicist and broadcaster Brian Cox has received the 2026 Stephen Hawking Medal, an honor recognizing his global impact on public scientific literacy. Starmus Festival founders Sir Brian May and Garik Israelian presented the award at London’s Royal Astronomical Society, marking a decade of the prize's mission to bridge science and the arts.
Bloomington-based accounting firm BGM has officially acquired Norwalk’s R. L. DePanfilis & Company, marking its inaugural entry into the Connecticut market. The move integrates a four-decade-old practice into BGM’s national structure, signaling a strategic effort to bolster the firm’s reach across the New England region.
Boeing has finalized a $14.7 billion deal with Lockheed Martin to drastically scale manufacturing of PAC-3 Missile Segment Enhancement seekers. The seven-year agreement aims to triple output capacity, supporting the Pentagon’s broader push to modernize defense capabilities and address a growing array of hypersonic and ballistic threats worldwide.
Investors who purchased Anavex Life Sciences Corp. securities between November 26, 2025, and August 28, 2026, are being urged to join a newly filed class action lawsuit. The litigation targets the company and specific officers for allegedly misleading shareholders regarding internal controls and regulatory hurdles.
The Joint Commission has named Nicklaus Children's Health System as the inaugural recipient of its Champion for Children's Care Award, recognizing the Miami-based institution for its transformative influence on pediatric medical standards and its dedication to elevating safety outcomes for young patients across the region.
The Golden Scoop, an Overland Park nonprofit that employs adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, is closing its original storefront at 9540 Nall Ave. on October 31. In its place, the organization is launching its first food truck to expand its reach across the Kansas City metropolitan area.
“I wanted to solve the problem of the shift cable grommet falling off the transmission lever while driving,” says a San Antonio-based inventor. The new device, dubbed the Flores Control Arm with Grommet, seeks to eliminate the risk of vehicles rolling away after a driver mistakenly believes the car is in park.
Rising diagnostic complexity and a shift toward automated workflows are pushing the global in vitro diagnostics (IVD) quality control market to a projected valuation of $2.2 billion by 2031. According to a study by Wissen Research, the sector is set to expand at a compound annual growth rate of 5.3%.
Following a successful preview at August's Roadkill Nights event, Dodge is moving the Smokescreen exterior finish and Petrol Blue Laguna leather seating from concept status to full production. The automaker confirmed that both options are now available for order across the 2027 Durango lineup to expand customization possibilities.
On October 8, student representatives from four national career organizations will descend on the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. They arrive with a singular, pressing agenda: identifying the specific barriers and incentives that will determine whether the next generation chooses a career in the American classroom.
After navigating the stressful search for his own mother’s care, software industry veteran Cameron Boswell is launching Trua of Portland. The new service provides families with personalized, no-cost guidance to identify appropriate senior living arrangements throughout the Portland metropolitan area, aiming to replace guesswork with professional, community-based support.