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Las Vegas Raises City Parking Rates by One Dollar and Expands Free Arts District Parking Hours

Tuesday, November 4 by Nick Bonsanto

Las Vegas has increased the price of on-street parking by $1 an hour at city-managed facilities, marking the first adjustment to parking fees since 2019. This change, which took effect October 13, follows a market-rate analysis and, according to the city, still keeps rates... Read More.

Jung Kook Returns as Calvin Klein Ambassador in New York City Campaign

Tuesday, October 28 by Lyle F

If you are not up to date on the latest in pop culture, a walk past the Calvin Klein billboard on East Houston Street in Lower Manhattan might offer a clue about who is currently trending. As of Monday, that distinction—and the prominent advertising... Read More.

Henderson Ranked Least Friendly City for Singles in New National Study

Tuesday, October 21 by Nick Bonsanto

A new study by Zumper has ranked Henderson as the worst city in the country for singles among the 100 largest metro regions. The study evaluated cities based on eight factors, giving the most weight to the percentage of singles and the cost of... Read More.

Southern Comfort Food Restaurant Coming to Grove City

Tuesday, October 7 by Lyle F

GROVE CITY, Ohio — A new restaurant specializing in Southern comfort food is set to open in Grove City. Broadway Standard, located at 3911 Broadway, is owned by Standard Restaurant Group and led by Grove City natives, including a former Nashville restaurant manager. The restaurant... Read More.

MGM and Genting Win Key Approval for New York City Casino Expansion

Sunday, September 28 by Nick Bonsanto

Two major Las Vegas-linked casino operators, MGM Resorts International and Genting Group, have cleared a significant hurdle in New York’s casino licensing process. On Thursday, both companies received unanimous approval from six-member Community Advisory Committees (CACs), allowing them to advance their proposals to convert... Read More.

Japanese City Proposes Screen Time Limits of 2 Hours to Improve Health

Wednesday, August 27 by Nick Bonsanto

A Japanese city, Toyoake in Aichi Prefecture, is considering a new ordinance to limit residents' screen time to two hours per day outside of work and school activities. Mayor Masafumi Koki announced that the city's assembly will soon vote on this draft ordinance. The... Read More.

WalletHub Report On The Changes In Inflation By City,

Sunday, August 17 by Nick Bonsanto

With the year-over-year inflation rate at 2.7% in July, the personal-finance company WalletHub today released its updated report on the Changes in Inflation by City, as well as expert commentary. To determine how inflation is impacting people in different cities, WalletHub... Read More.

Reno Works To Battle Against Extreme Heat As The Nation’s Fastest Warming City

Friday, June 6 by Nick Bonsanto

In the Desert Southwest, cities like Reno are grappling with the challenges posed by extreme heat, which is exacerbated by climate change. Despite being recognized as the nation's fastest-warming city for several years, Reno's response to these heat waves is still developing. Officials like... Read More.

Trapper Johns Canoe Livery Reopens in Grove City Under New Ownership

Tuesday, May 20 by Lyle F

GROVE CITY, Ohio (AP) — A central Ohio canoe livery that closed in 2024 after more than 50 years is reopening Monday under new ownership. Trapper John's, located at 7141 London-Groveport Road in Grove City, is once again offering canoeing and kayaking on Big Darby... Read More.

ELLICOTT CITY MILLIONAIRE

Tuesday, May 6 by Mark Wilson

A HOWARD COUNTY MAN SAYS HE “ALMOST HAD A HEART ATTACK” AFTER HIS $20 MONOPOLY X100 SCRATCH‑OFF REVEALED A $1 MILLION TOP PRIZE. THE WINNER BOUGHT THE TICKET IN CLARKSVILLE AND PLANS TO INVEST MOST OF THE MONEY—AFTER A SMALL CELEBRATION DINNER.

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