AT&T Yanks Old-School Landlines From Florida, Leaving Copper Holdouts On Edge
AT&T has begun notifying Florida customers that copper landlines will be retired; filings list Nov. 15, 2026 as an earliest discontinuance and replacement options are being offered.
Cards Team Doc Sues Mercy in $182,500 Pay Showdown
A longtime Cardinals team doctor says Mercy owes him $182,500 in unpaid compensation, according to a lawsuit reported by the St. Louis Post‑Dispatch. The civil filing raises questions about pay arrangements between team physicians and large health systems.
Feds Drop $70 Million Bioscience Hub In UofL’s Belknap Backyard
UofL plans a 70,000-square-foot, $70M Center for Bioscience at its Innovation Park, backed by a congressionally directed NIST appropriation to expand campus labs. The building is slated for the former Kentucky Trailer site behind the Speed School.
Brussels Hammers Google With €890 Million Fine as Bay Area Tech Ducks for Cover
Brussels fined Google €890 million under the Digital Markets Act for favouring its own services in Search and Google Play, a decision that could reshape how apps and search results work in Europe.












