Bar-Ilan Study Leads to New Moovit Feature Encouraging More Walking
A Bar-Ilan University study inspired a new Moovit app feature that lets public transit users choose routes with more walking without longer travel times.
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New technology promises healthier French fries
A new technology could make French fries healthier, according to a report from indiatimes.com.
Namibia's 'living rock' plant plays dead to survive, fewer than 200 remain
A rare plant in Namibia, resembling a rock, survives on two centimeters of gravel and plays dead when rain stops. Fewer than 200 are left.
Trinity Catholic College wins Southern Tablelands STEM Challenge
Trinity Catholic College won the Southern Tablelands Science and Engineering Challenge in Goulburn, scoring 1425 points and qualifying for the state final.
Thermal camera test: Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra vs Galaxy S26 Ultra heat comparison
Tom's Guide used a thermal camera to compare heat in Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra and Galaxy S26 Ultra, finding similar peak temps but different heat distribution.
Meghan Markle turns 45: Test your memory of her summer dresses
HELLO! launches a memory card game featuring Meghan Markle's summer dresses as she turns 45. Can you match the outfits in 60 seconds?
Beach wrestling tournament returns to Long Beach with record turnout
The Reggie Jones & Paul Gillespie East Coast Beach Wrestling Tournament drew 230 participants to Long Beach, up from 130 two years ago, featuring wrestlers aged 6 to 75.
University of Arizona tests summer hemp to boost lettuce soil health
Researchers at the University of Arizona are testing Sesbania, or summer hemp, as a cover crop to improve soil health and water efficiency for winter lettuce in Yuma.
First two deaths linked to outbreak of 'explosive diarrhoea' in US
Two people in Michigan have died from cyclosporiasis, a parasitic infection causing explosive diarrhoea. The CDC reports over 6,700 confirmed cases nationwide, with contaminated lettuce linked to Taco Bell as a source.
Big League Productions Seeks Assistant Carpenter/Flyman for Mystic Pizza Tour
Big League Productions seeks a non-union Assistant Carpenter/Flyman for the 2026-2027 national tour of Mystic Pizza. Salary starts at $900/week.
Fort Madison to close 10th Street and Avenue E intersection for sewer project
Starting Tuesday, Aug. 4, the intersection of 10th Street and Avenue E will close as sewer separation work continues. Avenue F is expected to reopen.
Europe's heatwaves exact €3.1bn toll as wildfires, crop losses mount
Persistent heatwaves in Europe are causing economic losses, with wildfires burning nearly 500,000 hectares and costing €3.1bn in five countries, threatening agriculture, tourism, and insurance.
Crash closes A93 at Isla Bridge near Meikleour
A single-vehicle crash closed the A93 at Isla Bridge near Meikleour early Tuesday. No injuries reported; road closed for some time.
Coca-Cola Europacific Partners Reports Strong H1 2026 Results, Reaffirms Guidance
Coca-Cola Europacific Partners reported strong first-half results with 2.2% volume growth, reaffirming full-year guidance despite challenging consumer environment.
Today in History: August 4, 2009 – Kim Jong Il pardons US journalists
On Aug. 4, 2009, North Korea pardoned Laura Ling and Euna Lee after Bill Clinton's visit. Other events include Anne Frank's arrest, Burkina Faso's independence, and the Beirut explosion.
Osaka aims to improve Toronto record ahead of US Open
Naomi Osaka hopes to build on her Washington semi-final run as the WTA 1000 event moves to Toronto, with the US Open starting August 31.