Tucson, AZ

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It has been all quiet over at Noble Hops over the past several weeks. The restaurant’s social media presence all but went silent, and events at the restaurant faded to nothing. Things are a bit cleaner now though as the 445 South Alvernon Way Reid Park location has officially closed its doors for good.

Local Restaurant Forced Closed After Landlord Surges Rent

Amherst, MA

TechSpot

TechSpot is celebrating its 25th anniversary. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. What just happened? Researchers from the University of Massachusetts Amherst believe it's possible to continually harvest electricity from humid air using nearly any material. The technique, which has been detailed in the journal Advanced Materials, has been likened to a man-made cloud.

Researchers discover how to harvest electricity from humid air using nearly any material

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Waco, TX

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Aurora, CO

David Heitz

The Aurora City Council will consider during a study session Monday restricting RVs to parking only 24 hours on a public-street in a seven-day period. “Currently Aurora allows a recreational vehicle to park on a public right-of-way for up to five days,” according to a memo from the City Attorney’s Office to the council. “This ordinance reduces the five days to twenty-four hours during any seven day period to be as strict as Denver’s ordinances.” RVs and campers in violation of the ordinance will be towed and impounded.

Aurora targets people living in RVs, campers

Chicago, IL

Natalie Frank, Ph.D.

Taylor Swift confuses young fan by inviting her up on stage from the audience then reversing this as she realized there was no safe way to get the child back off the stage. In a recent concert stop in Chicago on her Eras Tour, Taylor Swift found herself in a heartwarming yet challenging situation during her performance. While Swift is known for her fan engagement and surprise on-stage moments, this particular encounter took an unexpected turn. As she performed her hit song "22," Swift spotted a young fan and attempted to involve her in the show, only to realize there was no safe way to get the child back off the stage.

Taylor Swift Almost Brings Young Fan Onto Stage But Changes Mind As She Realizes Safety Risk Involved

Douglas, GA

Daily Coffee Press

Two teen employees at a Burger King in Douglas have been charged on multiple counts for allegedly taking photos of customers' credit cards before using them to make several purchases. The first victim mentioned that over $2,000 in purchases were attempted on her card, with other victims coming forward since the initial report was made.

Burger King employees charged after allegedly stealing customer's card information and attempting to spend over $2,000

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Cloud division saves Microsoft from weak Xbox and Windows performance

TechSpot is about to celebrate its 25th anniversary. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. Bottom line: Microsoft reported positive year-over-year revenue growth of...

Cloud division saves Microsoft from weak Xbox and Windows performance

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