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On August 20, MCSO deputies responded to a residence in the 500 block of Magellan Drive in south Manatee County following a reported fight between 85-year-old Richard Cantwell and his son, …

The biggest IPOs ever. And where Anthropic could land

The Motley Fool reports on the largest IPOs, highlighting SpaceX's record $75 billion raise in 2026 and Anthropic’s potential to surpass it.

Fibermaxxing? Your microbes (and your health) say thanks.

Knowable Magazine reports that the new dietary trend of "fibermaxxing" emphasizes increasing fiber intake, crucial for gut health and disease prevention. 

(BPT) - Power outages are no longer the kind of rare inconvenience homeowners can afford to shrug off. From heat waves to overloaded grids, it's no longer a matter of if the power will go out. …

The market has calmed. Retail investors still don't believe it.

MarketWise reports that retail investors remain skeptical despite market calm following U.S.-Iran de-escalation, with many fearing future geopolitical risks.

Red Tide Status Update: August 28, 2026

Over the past week, the red tide organism,  Karenia brevis,  was observed in 13 samples from Florida’s East Coast. Bloom concentrations (>100,000 cells/liter) were present in …

Sarasota and Manatee see surge in population facing risk of homelessness

The number of people on the precipice of homelessness across Sarasota and Manatee counties has risen by more than half during the past three years, driven by higher costs of living, according to data …

Lights may dim on casinos in Manatee after county finalizes ordinance

Manatee County commissioners have finalized the details of an ordinance to crack down on illegal gambling dens a little more than a year after Suncoast Searchlight and the Bradenton Herald published …

Airplane etiquette survey: Americans say passenger behavior is getting worse

The Points Guy reports that a survey reveals many Americans believe airplane etiquette is declining, mainly blaming fellow passengers. 

Team Historian Jim Trdinich Secures Pirates' Legacy

How could Jim Trdinich not be excited to go to work each day? He grew up a Pirates fan, and for the past 38 years Trdinich has seen the club perform up close. His drive to work each day takes …

Brex reports on structuring AP departments as company size grows, so to avoid bottlenecks, prioritize process and controls over headcount.

(BPT) - As families shift priorities and back-to-school season kicks off, the laid-back vibe of summer gives way to busier schedules and accommodating new plans. During the seasonal shuffle, stress …

Hone Health reports that people are increasingly ordering blood tests out of curiosity, raising concerns over misinterpretation of "normal" lab results, which may mask health issues.

OnTheClock reports over 800 hourly workers admit to time theft, with 25% engaging in buddy punching and 43% misreporting hours worked, despite awareness of policies.

(BPT) - AARP's 2026 Longevity Report found that adults older than 50 provided the equivalent of $1.2 trillion in unpaid care and volunteering in 2024. Additionally, findings show that this age group …

5 reasons for college students to plan summer and spring break in the fall

EF Ultimate Break reports that fall is the ideal time for college students to plan spring and summer trips, allowing for better budgeting and group coordination.

What is the difference between a home equity loan and a HELOC?

Members 1st Federal Credit Union reports that homeowners can tap into home equity via two options: a home equity loan (lump sum, fixed rate) or a HELOC (flexible, variable rate). 

What to look for in a bowrider boat

Formula Boats reports that bowriders are versatile boats ideal for various activities, but shopping for one calls for careful evaluation of multiple factors.

How to identify and report an exploitative landlord

TurboTenant reports on identifying and addressing exploitative landlords, highlighting red flags, real-life cases of negligence, and tenant rights for safe housing.

One in ten US mortgages now falls outside the Qualified Mortgage standard

Griffin Funding reports that 10% of U.S. mortgages fall outside the Qualified Mortgage standard, driven by non-QM lending growth and self-employed income challenges.

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