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Indianapolis councilman says someone fired shots at his home and left a 'No Data Centers' note
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — An Indiana politician said he and his son were awakened when someone fired 13 shots at their front door, leaving behind a note reading “No Data Centers” on their doorstep.
Indianapolis councilman Ron Gibson said he and his 8-year-old son weren’t harmed in the incident that occurred aro ... (full story)
AP says it will offer buyouts as part of pivot away from newspaper-focused history
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The Associated Press, one of the world's oldest and most influential news organizations, said last week it is offering buyouts to an unspecified number of its U.S.-based journalists as part of an acceleration away from the focus on newspapers and their print journalism that sustained the company since the mid-1800s.
The News Med ... (full story)
How spending shocks affect retirement planning
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Early retirement
Early retirement — before the standard age of 65 — is an increasingly common scenario. While Social Security’s full retirement age is currently between 66 and 67, the average retirement age is 62, according to a study from MassMutual. That’s corroborated by Social Security filing data, wh ... (full story)
Stay tuned Cincinnati: WKRP is coming to town for real, North Carolina station's director says
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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Hold on to those Thanksgiving turkeys! WKRP is coming to Cincinnati — for real this time.
“I cannot, by contract, tell you when. I cannot tell you who. But I can tell you, direct to the camera, WKRP, after 48 years, is coming to Cincinnati,” D.P. McIntire, who runs the media nonprofit ... (full story)
Ohio Legal Community Explores Benefits and Risks of AI
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A March survey found that more than 90% of attorneys worldwide are using at least one artificial intelligence tool in their daily work.
Those AI tools come in different packages – an application that checks grammar in a brief, or a resource for attorneys within a legal research product. And there’s generative AI, whi ... (full story)