Experts say that artificial intelligence could destroy us all within the decade

By: Rilynn Fluitt Multiple employees of AI companies such as OpenAI, Anthropic, and Grok have reported that AI has the potential to destroy humanity within the decade.  There are many differing opinions, but one thing that most experts agree on is that regulations need to be put in place on the exponential growth that AI has faced. “It’s not just random people who heard something … Continue reading Experts say that artificial intelligence could destroy us all within the decade

How students are using AI today

By: Katja Esser AI is changing how we study and do homework today. Many students now use AI every week to help with school or other things. This technology is everywhere, so school life is becoming very different. AI gives quick help, but it also changes how students learn. On one side, it can explain hard things when nobody is around to help. On the … Continue reading How students are using AI today

BHS admin value school safety

By: Cali Hall The School Resource Officer Rogers at Bellbrook High School (BHS) is sure that BHS is a very safe place to learn from. “The cameras cover every inch of the school,” Officer Rogers said. He noted that BHS has a great security system and the school is highly safe if anyone tries to get in. “I don’t think students should be scared to … Continue reading BHS admin value school safety

Heavy rain damages roads around Bellbrook

by Katja Esser Heavy rain was causing problems around the Bellbrook and Dayton area in August 2026. In Greene County, part of Darst Road in Beavercreek was washed away and state route 725 between Penewit Road and Lower Bellbrook Road was also closed. This is not a new problem for Bellbrook. In 2020, almost four inches of rain caused a road and culvert on North … Continue reading Heavy rain damages roads around Bellbrook

Meta enters settlement that restricts teens’ Instagram use

by Rilynn Fluitt Meta, a company that owns Instagram, Whatsapp, and Facebook, entered a settlement with 48 US States to limit teen access to their social media. Meta said this will include a two-hour limit, restriction on excessive beauty filters, muted notifications during school hours, and eliminates visibility of likes. Social media has been known to have a negative impact on teenagers’ mental health. Teens are … Continue reading Meta enters settlement that restricts teens’ Instagram use

Formula 1 drivers face tax scandal   

by Nolan Sickels Formula 1’s most recent scandal includes every driver that isn’t an Italian driver. This includes names like Max Verstappen, Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc and other Formula 1 stars. This tax scandal all started because an Italian lawyer named Alessandro Mei had put in a complaint saying that the Italian government had most likely been missing out on a lot of money because … Continue reading Formula 1 drivers face tax scandal   

Dual school shootings shatter Turkey’s sense of security

By: Karsyn Phillips On April 14, a high school in southeastern Turkey became the site of a tragic shooting that left 16 people wounded. The attack, which took place at a vocational high school in Siverek, Sanliurfa province, was carried out by an 18-year-old former student who later took his own life. The incident occurred on a Tuesday morning when the gunman, armed with a … Continue reading Dual school shootings shatter Turkey’s sense of security

U.S. aviators rescued during a mission in Iran

By: Karsyn Phillips The United States has successfully completed a daring and complex rescue operation to rescue two aviators whose F-15E Strike Eagle was shot down over Iranian territory, marking one of the most hazardous extraction missions in modern military history. The drama began when the fighter jet was brought down during a period of intensifying strikes on infrastructure across the Middle East. While the … Continue reading U.S. aviators rescued during a mission in Iran

Ohio sees surge in data center construction despite citizen disputes

By: Cate Eberly Ohio is quickly becoming a prospective data center hub with new technology companies investing billions to make new facilitates across the state.  According to Ohio Consumer’s Counsel, 200 centers have been built in Ohio within the last ten years, most in the Columbus area. These data centers store and process large amounts of information primarily for social media or AI.  Supporters of … Continue reading Ohio sees surge in data center construction despite citizen disputes