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When investors borrow against a rental, they tend to borrow big

Griffin Funding reports that investors are borrowing significantly more through HELOCs on rental properties, averaging $384,000 compared to $146,000 for homeowners.

Some members of the Florida Board of Governors and other university leaders hope the Florida Legislature will backtrack on a last-minute policy that ties their budgets to a limit on out-of-state …

How Sarasota youth helped flip a conservative school board

At 17 years old, Booker High School senior Jodany Del Rosario-Arcadia is too young to vote. That didn’t stop her from knocking on doors in the hot sun for months before the August school …

Freight optimization: How to build a smarter LTL shipping strategy

ShipStation reports that freight optimization enhances shipping efficiency beyond price negotiations, focusing on smarter decision-making for cost reduction and improved service.

How to automate invoice coding in accounts payable

Brex reports on automating invoice coding in accounts payable to improve accuracy and efficiency, reducing errors and close-cycle time through structured processes.

Labels are Lazy

Last week I posted a tweet about how ridiculous it’s getting to see everyone scrambling to label their opponents “socialists”. Since it got some traction online, I figured I’d expand on this …

Everything, sooner or later, comes to an end—even a baseball season in Bradenton. Sunday is the final regular-season game of the 2026 Florida State League schedule. I remember watching the …

How concussion protocols have changed in the NFL over the past decade

Mokaram Injury Lawyers reports on the NFL's evolving concussion protocols over the past decade, highlighting changes in player safety measures and stricter evaluations.

How cars became the symbol of American manhood

The 19th reports on how car culture symbolizes American manhood, reflecting conservative masculinity while pushing back against bike infrastructure and eco-friendly initiatives.

League of Women Voters Meet the Candidates Forums

“I don’t know any of the people on my ballot!” This is one of the most common concerns we hear at the League of Women Voters of Manatee County—and it’s exactly why we host our candidate …

(BPT) - We tend to think of COVID-19 and flu as cold-weather problems. Flu does usually pick up in the fall and winter, but COVID-19 can circulate at any time of year, and COVID-19 infections have …

(BPT) - Solemos pensar en el COVID-19 y la gripe como problemas propios del invierno. Si bien la gripe suele aumentar en otoño e invierno, el COVID-19 puede circular en cualquier época …

The enterprise marketer's guide to local media at scale

Brainlabs reports that enterprise brands must strategically balance central control and local relevance in media, localizing outputs while centralizing rules to manage growth efficiently.

Why homegating could become this football season's biggest food trend

Monument Grills reports that homegating is rising as a popular trend for football fans, offering a cost-effective and fun alternative to traditional tailgating.

The first week of school is hard on everyone, including your dog

Spot & Tango reports that the back-to-school transition can stress dogs as their predictable routines change. 

The role the warehouse plays in online retail

AMS Fulfillment reports warehouses are now crucial to online retail, impacting customer trust through fulfillment accuracy and speed amidst rising supply chain pressures.

Edmunds reports that affordable used cars are dwindling; in Q2 2026, prices have surged, with $15K now buying significantly older vehicles than in 2019.

Grist reports Michigan winemakers face new climate worries from wildfire smoke, which could affect grapes and the state's $9 billion wine industry.

Black lands, Mexican bands: How a southern rural family built a Latino cultural hub

The Economic Hardship Reporting Project and The Guardian report on the Gooch family in Eagle Rock, North Carolina, who create a Latino cultural hub through concerts, blending communities amidst growth.

How Trump’s anti-DEI shift unraveled a successful federal investment in Maine schools

Maine Morning Star reports that Trump's administration cut a successful mental health grant for Maine schools, linking it to anti-DEI policies, despite evident needs.

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