Indiana State's women's soccer team fell 2-1 at Valparaiso on Sunday in Missouri Valley Conference action. The Sycamores finished with the lead in shots on goal 7-6 and the lead in shots 17-14, but couldn't muster up enough offense to get past Valpo. Source: Tribstar.com

BE OPEN Art, an online gallery set up by Elena Baturina's humanitarian think-tank BE OPEN, continues to run the BE OPEN Regional Art competition for the fourth year in 2026. The competition aims to support emerging artists. Source: PRNewswire

An investigation reveals that a Facebook group called 'East Midlands Hare Coursing' hosted illegal hare coursing activities for more than a decade. Criminals used the platform to sell dogs, organize hunts that rip animals to shreds, and coordinate gang invasions of farms where they intimidate owners into allowing these illegal gatherings. Source: Dailymail.com

Central head football coach Mark Smith speaks with the KSAN and KLST Sports crew about his team in this KLST+ Originals exclusive interview. After a 1-2 start and back-to-back losses, the Central Bobcats bounced back in week four, dominating El Paso Montwood 42. Source: Yahoo Entertainment

Royal Health Inc, a radiology operations technology company, has welcomed Bob Still, FRBMA, as a board advisor. Still is a former RBMA executive director and radiology practice leader who brings decades of industry experience to support Royal Health's continued growth. The announcement was made from White Plains, N.Y., on Sept. 29, 2026. Source: PRNewswire

Marqeta’s second-quarter earnings call on Tuesday, Aug. 4, highlighted embedded finance, multinational issuing, stablecoins, and commercial payments as primary strategic growth initiatives. The company also saw a 90% increase in deal size, reflecting its enterprise push, while overall growth is expected to moderate in the coming period. Source: pymnts.com

The U.S. dollar declined by 0.08% following a dovish U.S. CPI report, which reduced expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike. The currency was also pressured by a drop in the 10-year Treasury note yield, impacting interest rate differentials. Source: Biztoc.com

Apple is rumored to be working on a display-less activity tracker that tracks fitness. The design is reportedly similar to the line of bands provided by Whoop, a company that makes trackers worn on the wrist for all-day monitoring with no display. Source: iLounge