“We do a lot of wonderful work with onions,” is a phrase you don’t hear often while reporting on artificial intelligence. But using algorithms to help farmers improve yields while reducing chemical usage is Swiss startup Ecorobotix’s bread and butter, according to Abbey Flury, global marketing and communications manager at the company. “Our onion
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An approaching talent cliff is on a collision course with technology shifts in public-sector finance offices. Across the U.S., retirements are accelerating, and recruitment pipelines are thin, with younger professionals less likely to remain in one organization for long periods. Meanwhile, pressure to provide faster reporting, stronger transparency, and deeper analytics continues to increase
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Americans’ bond to their pets is reshaping how they spend their money, organize their lives, make daily decisions and care for their own well-being, according to new research from PerkyPet AI. The findings also point to growing opportunities to better support pet parents between veterinary visits. A July 2026 survey of 1,250 U.S. pet
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Short-term rental investors confront a dual threat: cooling returns and tightening regulations that squeeze profitability while raising loan qualification hurdles. Platforms like Airbnb have democratized vacation rental investing, but they’ve also triggered state and local crackdowns on tax compliance, licensing, and occupancy caps. For investors already holding properties or considering new purchases, miscalculating revenue
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Doctors from other countries can and do practice medicine in the United States. In fact, foreign-born physicians make up roughly 1 in 4 U.S. doctors, with an estimated 325,000 trained abroad and now working here as of late 2025. The challenge is that practicing legally in the U.S. requires two separate things: a state
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This year, more and more people flying private won’t touch down at JFK, LAX, or O’Hare. Instead, they will land at airports most travelers haven’t even heard of, places such as Teterboro, Westchester County, Van Nuys, and Opa-locka. An underlayer of aviation infrastructure carries the bulk of the country’s business jet traffic, and an
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The car care industry is reaping the benefits of long-term planning focused on automation, efficient capital usage, and migrating its business to subscription models. Americans are keeping their cars longer. According to Mobility Global, the average age of a passenger car in the U.S. is 14.5 years old. This should come as no surprise,
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Families face mounting pressure to consolidate wealth across generations while estate planning remains fragmented and vulnerable to legal disputes. Multigenerational living arrangements create immediate practical demands—but they also offer landowners a strategic path to preserve and compound family wealth through property improvement. The challenge: knowing which investments deliver legacy value versus those that drain
Continue ReadingKilling the ants you can see doesn’t solve an ant problem. Every ant crossing your counter is a scout from a colony that might number in the tens of thousands, and spraying it does nothing to the nest it came from, it just tells the colony to reroute. The fix depends on what you’re
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Four-time U.S. pommel horse champion Stephen Nedoroscik cleanly executes his routine on the opening day of U.S. Gymnastics Championships.
Continue ReadingPor Emma Tucker y Matthew J. Friedman, CNN El presunto pirómano que habría causado el primero de tres devastadores incendios forestales en el estado de Washington la semana pasada dijo que provocó el incendio y unas dos docenas más desde 2025, según muestran documentos judiciales. La confesión de Aaron Farinacci, de 37 años, sobre cuatro
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(Update: adding Bend police comments, information about dog death) BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — With temperatures soaring, the Bend Police Department is reminding pet owners to leave their dogs at home when running errands. Police say they’ve responded to 20 calls about dogs left inside vehicles since the beginning of August, including one case in which
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This week’s Big Ol’ Fish features a rainbow trout caught in Montana and an impressive haul of rainbow trout from South Twin Lake. We’re also looking for more entries—upload your favorite fishing photos through the Contests tab at KTVZ.com for a chance to be featured on air.
Continue ReadingPor Federico Leiva, CNN en Español El 19 de julio, Ferran Torres marcaba un gol agónico ante Argentina para darle a España el segundo título en el Mundial en toda su historia, cerrando lo que para muchos aficionados fue una “fiesta”, con miles de fans llegando a Canadá, Estados Unidos y México, buen fútbol, muchos
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All-around and individual apparatus results from the Xfinity U.S. Gymnastics Championships in Phoenix.
Continue ReadingPor Erick E. Beltran, CNN en Español Un nuevo adelanto del esperado videojuego “Grand Theft Auto VI” está en camino. Rockstar Games informó que el próximo 27 de agosto estrenará un “vistazo extendido” del juego a través de Netflix, como parte de una colaboración inédita con la plataforma de streaming. En un comunicado, Netflix expresó
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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The Bend City Council approved $350,000 in homebuyer assistance Thursday to support eight local households purchasing homes through Bend-Redmond Habitat for Humanity. The funding addresses a financial barrier for buyers who can afford monthly payments but cannot qualify for a mortgage large enough to cover the cost of a home in
Continue ReadingPor Ramishah Maruf, CNN Meta debe pagar US$ 567 millones a un fondo para remediar su papel en una crisis de salud mental juvenil, además de los US$ 375 millones en sanciones decididos previamente, dictaminó el jueves un juez de Nuevo México, comparando al gigante de las redes sociales con fábricas contaminantes. Un jurado en
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The Xfinity U.S. Gymnastics Championships continue Friday with the first night of women’s competition, live on Peacock and NBCSN.
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PRINEVILLE, Ore. (KTVZ) — Right now, if you plan to drive through Central Oregon, plan for continued delays. U.S. Highway 26 remains closed between Prineville and Mitchell as wildfire activity and heavy smoke continue to make travel unsafe. Transportation officials say crews are monitoring conditions around the clock, and will reopen the highway as soon as it’s
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