Commercial gyms are closing basketball courts, opting for more profitable spaces like pickleball courts and workout areas.
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A suspect faces multiple charges after shots were fired at the White House Correspondents' Dinner in D.C.
Chandler adopts ordinance to criminalize food and drink tampering, empowering victims to report and take action.
"How long have you been living in Singapore?" A question asked since I arrived from New York nearly 20 years ago.
Upper Basin states propose a mediator to resolve Colorado River water negotiations, aiming to avoid litigation.
Attend any fitness class, and you'll spot chunky Garmin smartwatches, priced from $150 to $3,200, with long battery life.
The SPLC was indicted on federal fraud charges for allegedly misusing funds to pay informants within hate groups.[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQW-jt5-fRg[/embed]
A Phoenix conference aims to drive innovation in women's health. FemTechAZ addresses disparities in medical research.
Americans shop more than they engage in education or volunteering. The rise of AI in shopping sparks privacy concerns.
Stock investors prioritize AI, ignoring threats like war and inflation. Erik Gordon calls it a market disconnect.