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Devon Energy to Announce Q2 Earnings Amid Market Anticipation

Devon Energy to Announce Q2 Earnings Amid Market Anticipation

Devon Energy to Announce Q2 Earnings Amid Market Anticipation
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Semi-Truck Rollover on I-35 in Oklahoma City Leaves Driver Uninjured

Semi-Truck Rollover on I-35 in Oklahoma City Leaves Driver Uninjured

A semi-truck rollover occurred on Interstate 35 in northeast Oklahoma City early Tuesday morning. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol reported that the incident happened around 4 a.m. near Northeast 50th Street. The crash was attributed to distracted driving by the truck driver, who fortunately was not injured. The accident did not disrupt traffic, and crews are currently working to right the overturned vehicle.
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LeBron, The East, and Where The Pistons Are Left Standing

LeBron, The East, and Where The Pistons Are Left Standing

With LeBron’s return, the East has taken a leap… where does that leave the Pistons?
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Giants Minor League Baseball roundup, July 24-26: Teenage shortstop sensations galore!

Giants Minor League Baseball roundup, July 24-26: Teenage shortstop sensations galore!

The weekend on the farm.
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Wilkes-Barre Township Increases Property Tax Revenue; Police Chief Announces Retirement

Wilkes-Barre Township Increases Property Tax Revenue; Police Chief Announces Retirement

Wilkes-Barre Township is set to see a significant increase in property tax revenue following a reassessment of the former Wilkes-Barre Township High School, now a senior apartment complex. The property's assessed value was raised from $1,066,800 to $3,493,000, resulting in an annual tax increase of $10,973. Additionally, Police Chief Will Clark announced his retirement effective January 1, 2027, after 34 years of service. Mayor Carl Kuren plans to appoint Detective LeeAnn Reh as the new chief. These developments were discussed at the township council meeting.
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SOCCo Provides $5,000 Grant for Workforce Development in Ross County

SOCCo Provides $5,000 Grant for Workforce Development in Ross County

SOCCo Provides $5,000 Grant for Workforce Development in Ross County
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Queens Public Library and NYC Begin $40 Million Douglaston-Little Neck Library Project

Queens Public Library and NYC Begin $40 Million Douglaston-Little Neck Library Project

The Queens Public Library (QPL) and the New York City Department of Design and Construction (DDC) have commenced a $40.2 million project to replace the Douglaston-Little Neck Library. The new facility will double the public space and include sustainable features such as a green roof and solar panels. The project, expected to be completed by 2030, aims to provide state-of-the-art amenities and expanded areas for community gatherings. The library will feature an art installation by Misha Kahn and is designed to achieve LEED Gold certification for environmental sustainability.
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Cleveland Foundation's $400 Million Initiative Aims to Transform Local Community

Cleveland Foundation's $400 Million Initiative Aims to Transform Local Community

The Cleveland Foundation has launched a $400 million initiative to support the development of an 'innovation district' in the Hough area of Midtown, Cleveland. This move is part of the foundation's broader strategy to enhance local community services, including healthcare, business development, and career services. The foundation, which has assets of approximately $3 billion, relocated its headquarters to this historically underresourced community in 2023. The initiative is designed to make philanthropy more visible and impactful at the local level, according to Cleveland Foundation President Lillian Kuri. The foundation's efforts are financed through a loan from its endowment, ensuring that its annual grantmaking budget remains unaffected.
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Wilkes-Barre Announces Road Closures for Infrastructure Projects

Wilkes-Barre Announces Road Closures for Infrastructure Projects

Wilkes-Barre city officials have announced several road closures scheduled for the upcoming week to facilitate infrastructure projects. Hillman Street will be closed from West Sidney Street to the dead end, including Burrier Street, from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Monday for sewer repair work. Additionally, South Franklin Street between South Street and Northampton Street will be closed from 5 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Wednesday for a project involving a large crane. Traffic will be directed by flaggers, and signage will be in place to guide vehicles towards downtown businesses, including the YMCA.
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Osaic Fires Financial Advisor Nicholas Duthie Following Misconduct Investigation

Osaic Fires Financial Advisor Nicholas Duthie Following Misconduct Investigation

Osaic Fires Financial Advisor Nicholas Duthie Following Misconduct Investigation
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Nicholas Duthie Fired by Osaic After Internal Investigation

Nicholas Duthie Fired by Osaic After Internal Investigation

Nicholas Duthie Fired by Osaic After Internal Investigation
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Knick Knacks: Ranking the Knicks’ 5 biggest threats for the 2027 title

Knick Knacks: Ranking the Knicks’ 5 biggest threats for the 2027 title

I left killer bees out ‘cuz they’re so obvious