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As spring nears, refineries are shifting to summer blend fuel, which typically leads to increased prices during this period.

New research from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety indicates a significant rise in pedestrian fatalities in the United States, which have increased by over 80% since 2009.

Burt Jones, Lieutenant Governor of Georgia, said that tort reform is crucial for maintaining the state's pro-business environment and reducing hidden costs.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved EMBLAVEO, a combination of aztreonam and avibactam, for treating adults with complicated intra-abdominal infections (cIAI).

The Northern Kentucky Health Department has announced its public meeting schedule for February 2025.

Governor Andy Beshear has announced that seven Kentucky companies will receive nearly $750,000 in state matching grants.

Sam Blatt, Economic Manager for Florida and the Carolinas at Amazon, said that the company continues to "raise the bar" on a fair minimum wage for its workers.

Brown-Forman Corporation has announced a series of strategic initiatives aimed at fostering growth in the global spirits market.

Amazon has announced a new position in Chicago, Illinois, for a finance manager to support the rapidly growing Amazon Web Services (AWS) compute business.

Amazon has announced the opening of a principal employee relations position in Erlanger, Kentucky.

Andre Colaiace, Executive Director of Los Angeles Access Services, recently highlighted the value of on-demand rideshare services like Uber to help transit agencies manage capacity issues and increase flexibility in Los Angeles. Colaiace noted that leveraging technology with instant scalability could redefine how transit agencies address shifting demand, particularly benefiting riders with disabilities who depend on accessible transportation options.

Golden Empire Transit (GET) recently announced that its GET&go program, launched in partnership with rideshare companies like Uber in late July, has already provided over 13,000 subsidized rides to Bakersfield residents. This program offers an affordable way to travel within Metro Bakersfield, giving riders up to $7 off each trip.

Faced with an unusual November hurricane in the Gulf, the national average price for a gallon of gasoline has decreased by only three cents since last week, settling at $3.10.

Amazon is investing $2.2 billion to boost hourly wages and benefits for U.S. employees, raising the average base wage to over $22 per hour. Udit Madan, Amazon's vice president of worldwide operations, noted that Amazon conducts annual reviews of wages and benefits to keep them competitive within the industry.

Amazon has announced a $2.2 billion investment to increase wages and expand benefits for its hourly employees across the U.S., including those in the Northern Kentucky area.

An analysis by Polymarket charting Bitcoin’s ($BTC) price against former President Donald Trump’s election odds announced a potential surge in Bitcoin’s value in the event of a Trump victory.

Nominations are now being accepted for The Cincinnatus Association’s 2025 Excellence in Education Awards.

COVINGTON, Ky. – As Halloween festivities unfold, Covington offers a range of activities for both children and adults.

Volunteers are being called upon to participate in a tree-planting event scheduled for Saturday morning in Peaselburg, Covington, Kentucky.

Amazon has announced a $2.2 billion investment to increase wages and expand benefits for hourly employees across its U.S. fulfillment and transportation network, significantly impacting the thousands of workers in the Chicago area.