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The Illuminating Company Upgrades Lakewood Infrastructure
A 55-ton transformer arrived in Lakewood this week, marking a significant step in FirstEnergy Corp.’s effort to stabilize the grid for 11,000 regional customers. The equipment, which traveled 500 miles from Virginia, serves as the cornerstone of a broader modernization project aimed at reducing outage frequency and duration.
Wally’s to Debut $40 Million Flagship Travel Center in Indiana
A 53,000-square-foot travel hub will open its doors on June 30 in Whitestown, Indiana, marking a $40 million expansion for the brand. Positioned along Interstate 65, this massive facility serves as the company’s largest location to date and its first entry into the Hoosier State.
AI Integration Transforms Global Agri-Food Supply Chains at CISCE
More than 100 global agribusinesses gathered at the fourth China International Supply Chain Expo in Beijing to address the future of food security. The Green Agriculture Chain section highlighted a shift toward digital precision, as major industry players united to formalize a strategy for resilient, technology-driven food production.
Calculating Car Accident Damages Under Texas Law
When a collision occurs on Texas roads, the path to fair compensation is rarely straightforward. Katy-based attorney Shane McClelland highlights that the final recovery amount hinges on a complex interplay of medical documentation, lost wages, and the state’s specific comparative negligence standards.
Gibson CEO Cesar Gueikian to Step Down in Leadership Transition
After thirteen years of shaping the company’s resurgence, Gibson President and CEO Cesar Gueikian will vacate his executive post on July 31, 2026. He plans to pivot toward a strategic advisory role and continue his work as a global artist ambassador, while Chief Commercial Officer Anne Rohosy assumes the interim leadership.
U.S. Power Infrastructure Faces Trillion-Dollar Investment Surge
A massive, long-duration investment cycle is reshaping the American energy landscape, with annual power construction spending projected to climb from $158 billion in 2025 to $255 billion by 2030. This surge represents a cumulative $1 trillion infusion, driven by the convergence of electrification, data center demand, and grid modernization needs.
CIOs Pivot Toward Outcome-Based IT Financial Reporting
Chief Information Officers are increasingly pressured to justify technology budgets, yet traditional reporting often traps them in a cycle of cost-focused accounting. A new framework from Info-Tech Research Group aims to break this pattern, providing leaders with the tools to translate raw infrastructure spending into clear, measurable business value.
Rivian Faces Class Action Over Alleged False Self-Driving Claims
Thousands of Rivian owners may have paid a premium for technology that never existed, according to a nationwide class action lawsuit filed by Coleman Law PLLC. The complaint alleges that the manufacturer sold first-generation R1T and R1S vehicles while knowing they lacked the necessary hardware to achieve Level 3 autonomy.
SES AI Investors Face June 26 Deadline in Securities Class Action
Investors who purchased SES AI Corporation securities between January 29, 2025, and March 4, 2026, face a critical deadline to seek the role of lead plaintiff in a federal class action lawsuit. The litigation targets the company over allegations of misleading business disclosures and inflated growth prospects.
U.S. News and ScoreSmart Partner to Link Test Scores with Admissions Data
A practice test score is often just a number until a student understands how it translates to specific college aspirations. U.S. News & World Report and test-prep platform ScoreSmart announced a partnership today that bridges this gap, aiming to provide students with clearer, data-driven pathways during their admissions journey.
Atlanta to Host 2026 PFRPA Champions Banquet for NFL Legends
Mercedes-Benz Stadium will host the third annual Pro Football Retired Players Association Champions Banquet on September 17, 2026. The event honors retired NFL athletes and community leaders for their philanthropic influence, specifically recognizing four figures who have leveraged their platforms to drive social change across the Atlanta area.
Orbital Composites Secures Space Force Funding for AI-Driven Manufacturing
A $1.9 million Tactical Funding Increase from SpaceWERX aims to solve a persistent bottleneck in U.S. defense: the slow, costly production of components capable of surviving extreme temperatures. Orbital Composites will use the capital to scale its robotic additive manufacturing platform for hypersonic and space-ready parts.
Alger Russell Innovation Index Adjusts Holdings for Third Quarter
Eleven companies are set to join the Alger Russell Innovation Index following the market close on June 26, 2026. The quarterly rebalancing by New York-based Fred Alger Management marks a shift in the composition of the benchmark, which tracks firms undergoing significant positive dynamic change.
Investors Face August Deadline in Black Rock Coffee Class Action
Investors who purchased Black Rock Coffee (BRCB) shares following the company’s September 2025 initial public offering have until August 17, 2026, to seek lead plaintiff status in a federal securities class action lawsuit, according to a notice released by the law firm Faruqi & Faruqi, LLP.
Micaela Wall Named Top Real Estate Agent in Triad's Best 2026 Poll
A public vote across Winston-Salem, Greensboro, and High Point has named Micaela Wall the Triad’s best real estate agent for 2026. The recognition, awarded through YES! Weekly’s annual readers' poll, highlights her standing among local residents as she continues to expand her footprint in the Piedmont Triad market.
Big Green Egg’s EGGtoberfest Returns to Lawrenceville This October
Thousands of backyard cooks and culinary enthusiasts will descend on Gwinnett Field on October 3, 2026, for the 29th annual EGGtoberfest. The live-fire event transforms the stadium into a massive outdoor kitchen, featuring over 300 ceramic grills and a diverse lineup of chefs serving unlimited tastings to an expected crowd of 4,500.
Investors Face July Deadline in Commvault Securities Lawsuit
Investors who purchased Commvault Systems securities between April 29, 2025, and January 26, 2026, face a July 17, 2026, deadline to seek the role of lead plaintiff in a federal class action lawsuit. The litigation centers on allegations that the company misled shareholders regarding its annual recurring revenue growth projections.
Demystifying the North Carolina Probate Process
When a loved one passes away in North Carolina, the legal path to settling their affairs often feels opaque. Hunter Plemmons, an estate planning attorney in Waynesville, outlines the court-supervised journey that executors must navigate, transforming a complex administrative burden into a series of manageable, albeit time-consuming, legal steps.
First Solar Investors Face August Deadline in Securities Class Action
Investors who held First Solar stock between February 26, 2025, and February 24, 2026, have until August 24, 2026, to seek lead plaintiff status in a federal securities class action lawsuit targeting the company’s disclosures regarding tariff impacts and production facility utilization.
Graphic Packaging Investors Face July 6 Deadline in Securities Lawsuit
Investors who purchased Graphic Packaging Holding Company stock between February 4, 2025, and February 2, 2026, face a July 6, 2026, deadline to seek the role of lead plaintiff. The federal class action lawsuit alleges the company misled shareholders regarding inventory management, declining demand, and the reliability of its financial guidance.
Soteria Licenses Rutgers Technology to Extend Lithium-Ion Battery Life
Lithium-ion batteries face a silent killer: the mechanical degradation of electrodes during charge cycles. Soteria Battery Innovation Group has moved to mitigate this by licensing a novel reticulated current collector from Rutgers University, aiming to prevent the cracking and delamination that trigger heat buildup and eventual cell failure.
Phreesia Investors Face July Deadline in Securities Lawsuit
Investors who held Phreesia, Inc. stock between May 8, 2025, and March 30, 2026, face a July 13, 2026, deadline to seek lead plaintiff status in a federal securities class action. The litigation centers on claims that the company misled shareholders regarding its growth potential and revenue stability.
CIEE Brings BridgeUSA Tour to Mackinac Island to Honor Local Employers
Mackinac Island served as the tenth destination for the CIEE BridgeUSA Celebration Tour this week, highlighting the role of international exchange programs in regional economic stability. The event recognized local businesses that leverage the Summer Work Travel initiative to extend peak tourism seasons and foster global professional connections.
FDA Approves Trodelvy for First-Line Metastatic Breast Cancer Treatment
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved Trodelvy as a first-line treatment for metastatic triple-negative breast cancer, a move that alters the standard of care for one of the most aggressive forms of the disease. The decision provides a critical therapeutic option for patients regardless of their immunotherapy eligibility.
New Handbook Aims to Demystify Nonprofit Capital Campaigns
Nonprofit board members often face a daunting learning curve when tasked with leading high-stakes capital campaigns. To bridge this knowledge gap, fundraising consultants Amy Eisenstein and Sarah Plimpton have released a new guide designed to transform board participation from an intimidating obligation into a strategic asset for their organizations.
Why Mechanical Commissioning Is a Financial Necessity, Not an Option
Poor integration of mechanical systems during turn-key construction projects drains billions from the U.S. economy annually, with rework and inefficiencies frequently exceeding 9% of total project costs. A new analysis from JDI Industrial Services highlights that structured commissioning acts as the primary defense against these hidden, compounding operational failures.
HVAC Industry Groups Sue EPA Over Refrigerant Rule Revisions
Three major industry associations—HARDI, PHCC, and ACCA—have filed a legal challenge against the EPA’s Technology Transitions Reconsideration Rule. The groups argue that extending deadlines for high-GWP refrigerants creates a supply-demand imbalance that violates the American Innovation and Manufacturing Act and threatens to destabilize the broader market.
Shipman & Goodwin to Relocate Hartford Office to the Gold Building
Law firm Shipman & Goodwin LLP will move its Hartford headquarters to the iconic Gold Building at One Financial Plaza in late 2027. The relocation signifies a long-term commitment to the city, aiming to bolster collaborative workspace and maintain the firm’s central position near key state and civic institutions.
Variant Investments Marks Five Years of Growth in Private Impact Credit
Portland-based Variant Investments has reached its five-year milestone with the Variant Impact Fund, reporting $90 million in assets under management. The firm’s 2026 impact report highlights a strategy that balances competitive financial returns with specific environmental and social objectives, ranging from affordable housing to carbon sequestration.
Mercy Kids Introduces Sedation-Free Endoscopy for Pediatric Patients
For many families, the fear of anesthesia often outweighs concerns about the medical procedure itself. To alleviate this stress, Mercy Kids in St. Louis has launched a sedation-free transnasal endoscopy program, allowing pediatric patients to undergo upper digestive tract evaluations while remaining fully awake and comfortable.