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Collusion By Code: What DOJ’s Algorithmic Pricing Enforcement Means For The Energy Sector
Matthew D. Provance’s articles from Mayer Brown are most popular: with Inhouse Counsel in United States On May 14, 2026, Acting Deputy Assistant Attorney General for Criminal Enforcement Daniel Glad delivered remarks titled “Old Crime, New Code” at the Antitrust West Coast Conference in San Francisco.
Ideal Nutrition Officially Celebrates Estero Location with Grand Opening Event
Ideal Nutrition is proud to celebrate the grand opening of its Estero location, marking an exciting milestone in the brand’s continued expansion across Florida. Located at 22780 Via Villagio, Unit 107, Estero, FL 33928, the store officially opened its doors in March and has already begun serving the local community with convenient, healthy and high-quality meals.
Ideal Nutrition to Host Grand Opening Event at Boynton Beach Store
Ideal Nutrition will host a grand opening celebration for its Boynton Beach location on Wednesday, April 29, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., inviting the local community to experience its fresh, ready-to-eat meal offerings. A ribbon-cutting ceremony with the City of Boynton Beach is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. The storefront, which began serving customers in March, has quickly established itself as a convenient option for nutritious, chef-prepared meals.
Ideal Nutrition Expands to Lake Mary with New Franchise Location
Ideal Nutrition, Florida’s leading provider of fresh, chef-crafted meals, is excited to announce the opening of its 15th storefront on Wednesday, April 8. The new location will be at 242 Wheelhouse Lane, Unit 1250, Lake Mary, FL 32746, marking the company’s expansion into a growing market north of Orlando. The Lake Mary location will offer a wide selection of ready-to-eat, nutritionally balanced meals designed to fit into busy lifestyles without sacrificing taste or quality.
Ideal Nutrition to Celebrate Miramar Grand Opening with the Community
Ideal Nutrition is inviting the Miramar community to celebrate the official grand opening of its new storefront on Wednesday, April 8, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Located a 3 Main St., Miramar, FL 33205, the storefront opened its doors in February and has already begun serving the community with convenient, affordable, chef-crafted meals.
Ideal Nutrition Expands Access to Healthy, Affordable Meals at Boynton Beach Storefront
Ideal Nutrition is continuing its South Florida expansion with the opening of a new corporate-owned storefront in Boynton Beach on Thursday, March 12, reinforcing the company’s long-term investment in the region and its growing customer base. Located at 630 E Woolbright Road, Suite D, the Boynton Beach store offers Ideal Nutrition’s full lineup of 44 freshly prepared, portion-controlled meals designed to support a range of nutrition goals.
Ideal Nutrition Marks Grand Opening of Port St. Lucie Store
Ideal Nutrition will officially celebrate the grand opening of its Port St. Lucie location on Wednesday, February 18, from 12–3 p.m., at its newest storefront in Shoppes at the Heart of Tradition, located at 10348 SW Discovery Way, Port St. Lucie, FL 34987. While the store opened its doors to customers in December, the upcoming grand opening event serves as an official celebration with the community.
Ideal Nutrition: Healthy, Convenient & Now in Miramar
With a mission to make healthy eating convenient and affordable, Ideal Nutrition is proud to bring its chef-crafted meals to the Miramar community . The new storefront will open its doors on Wednesday, February 11 and is located at 3 Main St., Miramar, FL 33025. Built to support busy, health-focused lifestyles, the storefront provides an easy, accessible way for the community to enjoy balanced meals on the go.
Who is Karley Scott Collins? Meet the woman who denies Keith Urban's romance rumors
Keith Urbanand Nicole Kidman called it quits in September 2025 due to irreconcilable differences, after being married for almost two decades. Recently, the country star was rumored to be romantically linked to Karley Scott Collins, however she denied the claim. Find out all about the rumored mystery woman below and what she's said about the whole situation. Karley, 26, is originally from Lake City, Florida and she got her start in the entertainment industry as a child actor at the young age of six.
Spring Gold Rush kicks off its 53rd year this weekend
ROCHESTER, Minn. (KTTC) – This Mother’s Day weekend, you can head down to the Graham Arenas in Rochester, where the 53rd Spring Gold Rush will get underway on Friday. It’s the perfect time to find a unique Mother’s Day gift to celebrate your mom or just to browse the selections. KTTC’s Charles Kelley spoke to Erik Lehmkuhl, owner of Enchodus Industries, to hear about the out of this world items people can buy.
Taking care of yourself during Mental Health Awareness Month
ROCHESTER, Minn. (KTTC) – This week, we’ve reported the U.S. Department of Education is discontinuing more than $1 billion worth of federal funding for mental health resources. Jazmin Portillo, a psychotherapist at Zumbro Valley Health Center, said there’s already so many barriers to getting mental health services as is. When there are resource and budget cuts, she believes there’s this stigma inadvertently of mental health that rises and people don’t feel as open or seen when in need of help.
Sylvan Learning Center: What to know when it comes to ACT test changes
ROCHESTER, Minn. (KTTC) – The National ACT Test is already seeing some changes in Minnesota, and this fall, anyone who take the standardized test will see enhancements roll out. Jennifer Gohdes, Rochester Sylvan Learning Center director, said the resting may look different, but preparations are the same. There are four main changes to the ACT test. Starting with a reduced number of questions to 44 fewer.
Promote sustainability in the Med City with ‘Slow Mow Summer’
ROCHESTER, Minn. (KTTC) - Over the years, ‘No Mow May’ was a sustainable lawn effort in Rochester. Now, Med City residents can take part in ‘Slow Mow Summer.’ It’s a shift in the Rochester Parks and Recreation’s environmental efforts after new research about pollinators in our yards. Allison Litchy, trail director for Rochester Parks and Recreation, said initial research found when pollinators emerge from the ground, they have the least amount of food options.
Wabasha County Public Health weighs in on importance of ‘National Fentanyl Awareness Day’
WABASHA COUNTY, Minn. (KTTC) – Now in its fourth year, National Fentanyl Awareness Day unites communities across the country to take action and protect young lives against the dangers of fake prescription pills. According to FentanylAwarenessDay.org, nearly half of teens are unaware that fake prescription pills are often laced with deadly amounts of fentanyl.
Minnesota Driftless Hiking Trail final community forum to take place in Whalan Monday night
WHALAN, Minn. (KTTC) – A group of local residents and hiking enthusiasts is in the early stages of developing a 100-mile backcountry-style hiking trail to give people the chance to explore Minnesota’s driftless region. The Minnesota Driftless Hiking Trail (MDHT) was inspired by other trails like the Ice Age Trail and the Appalachian Trail. This trail will start in the Chatfield area and will span all the way to the Mississippi River.
2025 Earth Day: Rochester’s green efforts for sustainability
ROCHESTER, Minn. (KTTC) – Since gaining traction in 1970, Earth Day marks the anniversary when the modern environmental movement began. According to EarthDay.org, this brought activists from all causes together. The first Earth Day marked a rare political alignment, showing support from Democrats and Republicans, rich and poor and farmers and city people. This led to a number of acts and laws implemented over the years to protect Mother Earth and her resources.
National Volunteer Month: Giving back at Hiawatha Homes
ROCHESTER, Minn. (KTTC) – National Volunteer Month is a great opportunity to think about how we can make a change in our communities. It’s a month to recognize those making an impact in our communities. Nonprofits rely on the help of volunteers to carry out its missions. One nonprofit you could lend a helping hand to is Hiawatha Homes in Rochester. The organization has served the community since 1976.
Gift of Life Transplant House welcomes new leader
ROCHESTER, Minn. (KTTC) – A Med City nonprofit that provides care to people from around the world is welcoming a new leader. Outgoing Executive Director Mary Wilder is passing the baton, after serving the Gift of Life Transplant House since 2017. Only in her second week as the new executive director, Stephanie Donovan is coming from Zumbro Valley Health Center as a program coordinator and co-owner of Roasted Bliss.
Med City registered dietitian shares how to eat well and feel good this spring
ROCHESTER, Minn. (KTTC) – As we continue to transition into spring, many of us are getting a boost of motivation from the warmer temperatures. This can act as a good check-in point to follow up on the intentions you set for the New Year. Registered Dietitian Kaitlin Thompson with the Rochester Athletic Club (RAC) said her advice is to always start small. She said to start with what you can add into your diet rather than what you can take out.
“Hands Off” rally held in Rochester Saturday as part of nationwide protests
(KTTC) – Many protests against the Trump administration are being held in cities across America Saturday, and Rochester is no exception. Around 1,000 protestors gathered in downtown Rochester at the Peace Plaza Saturday afternoon as part of the nationwide “Hands Off” protests. These protests focus on the Trump administration’s handling of federal employee job cuts, immigration, and even the role of Elon Musk and DOGE.
Minnesota statewide raw milk testing detects H5N1 in dairy herd
STEARNS COUNTY, Minn. (KTTC) – The spread of H5N1 continues impacting dairy cattle across the country. At the start of the month, the Minnesota Department of Agriculture starting testing raw cow’s milk at more than 1,600 dairy farms statewide. The Minnesota Board of Animal Health, now confirming the first detection of the virus in a dairy herd in Stearns County, just northwest of the Twin Cities. The USDA’s National Veterinary Services Laboratories detected the case on Friday.
Minnesota bill to limit plastic packaging for food due to harmful chemicals
ST. PAUL, Minn. (KTTC) – A new bill at the Minnesota capitol is sparking conversations about the plastic used by food manufacturers for packaging what we eat. Lawmakers are voicing their concerns about a chemical being used to make that plastic more flexible and durable. It’s called phthalates. Phthalates make plastic more functional, but the chemical doesn’t stay in the plastic, it comes into the foods we ingest and can cause a lot of health-related issues.
New report details efforts to end the sale of flavored tobacco products
(KTTC) – The American Lung Association is making a new push to Minnesota lawmakers with the release of its 23rd Annual State of Tobacco Control report. One focus is for policymakers to end the sale of all flavored tobacco products, including menthol cigarettes. Pat McKone, the senior director for the American Lung Assocation in Minnesota, said these flavored products are providing a new generation of customers for the tobacco industry.
Investigators pursue a tip in connection to missing Mason City news anchor
(KTTC) – Last month, Iowa investigators searched outside of the Twin Cities in rural Winsted after receiving a tip. More than 29 years ago, morning news anchor Jodi Huisentruit went missing in the early morning of June 27, 1995, on her way to work at KIMT-TV in Mason City.
Hearing loss could drive cognitive decline, revealed in new research
(KTTC) – For some, hearing loss is seen as a sign of aging, separate from one’s overall health. Mayo Clinic is learning it’s far from that. Dr. Nicholas Deep, Mayo Clinic Otolaryngologist, said people should view their brain as a living environment, it contains 85 billion neurons. If there isn’t stimulation in the brain with auditory information, structural changes will happen. Mayo Clinic is finding in its recent research that hearing loss is linked to cognitive decline, including dementia.
Prince William County Launches Comprehensive Plan Amendment | JD Supra
Prince William County in Virginia has launched a Comprehensive Plan Amendment (CPAM) initiative to incorporate recommendations from the Community Energy and Sustainability Master Plan into its comprehensive plan. The CPAM initiative, approved on May 14, 2024, aims to enhance sustainability and resilience throughout the county. Key Objectives 1.
Prince William County Launches Comprehensive Plan Amendment
Prince William County in Virginia has launched a Comprehensive Plan Amendment (CPAM) initiative to incorporate recommendations from the Community Energy and Sustainability Master Plan into its comprehensive plan. The CPAM initiative, approved on May 14, 2024, aims to enhance sustainability and resilience throughout the county. Key Objectives 1.
UPDATE: RPD identifies suspects in Saturday’s shooting
ROCHESTER, Minn. (KTTC) – The Rochester Police Department (RPD) identified the names of the suspects from Saturday’s shooting in southwest Rochester. The suspects identified are Jose Gutierrez Ojeda, facing a second-degree murder charge, and Isaac Gutierrez, facing a second-degree felony assault. It was announced on Saturday the victim from the shooting has died. According to RPD, at 2:12 p.m., dispatch received a report of multiple shots fired at 1201 Broadway Avenue South.
3 deaths in Minnesota related to the salmonella outbreak linked to cantaloupes
ROCHESTER, Minn. (KTTC) – Three people now have died in Minnesota in a salmonella outbreak linked to cantaloupes. Minnesota has seen 26 cases, and the U.S. is up to 230 cases across 38 states according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention. “Cantaloupes can become contaminated during the growing harvesting or handling process because they grow so close to the ground,” Kaitlin Anderson, Olmsted County Public Health emergency preparedness coordinator, said.
Former Mayo Clinic doctor accused of poising his wife vacates town home
ROCHESTER, Minn. (KTTC) – Former Mayo Clinic doctor Connor Bowman, accused of poising his wife Betty Bowman, has vacated the town home the couple lived in after the owner filed an eviction against Bowman at the beginning of November. The couple lived in Cascade Town Homes in Southwest Rochester. Court records show the owner of the town homes cites the reason for the eviction was Connor Bowman causing his wife’s death. He is currently facing second-degree murder charges.
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