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Executive Producer, Scripps News
Atlanta
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Cost Of Living, Consumer Protection , Fraud , Government Wrongdoing, Companies , Consumer Safety, Health , Safety, Transportation , Housing
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By Patrick Griffin Verified| Scripps News Verified A group of athletes is getting into the business of farming. Two-dozen-or-so figures from across North America’s big four sports (MLB, NBA, NFL and NHL) pooled together roughly $5 million for agricultural investments. The group includes big names like Joe Burrow, Blake Griffin, Kemba Walker, and more. The first purchase? A 104-acre soy farm in Iowa. And that's just the start, as the group is eyeing at least four more farms - including potential watermelon farms, in Oregon - over the next few years.
By Patrick Griffin Verified| Scripps News Verified At first glance, it looks like the start of a futuristic dystopian movie, set on a far-off planet. But these are the plans for a state-of-the-art linear city, right here on earth. It's called "The Line," and the architectural vision behind it is fantastical. Two mirrored skyscrapers, stretching more than a hundred miles across the desert, will provide homes for nine million people.
By Patrick Griffin Verified| Scripps News Verified A group of athletes is getting into the business of farming. Two-dozen-or-so figures from across North America’s big four sports (MLB, NBA, NFL and NHL) pooled together roughly $5 million for agricultural investments. The group includes big names like Joe Burrow, Blake Griffin, Kemba Walker, and more. The first purchase? A 104-acre soy farm in Iowa. And that's just the start, as the group is eyeing at least four more farms - including potential watermelon farms, in Oregon - over the next few years.
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Scripps News
Scripps News is a national news network operated by The E.W. Scripps Company, a prominent American media organization founded in 1878. The network was established by rebranding the Newsy network and integrating it with resources from the Scripps Washington Bureau and Local Media national news desk. Scripps News provides a free, 24/7 national news broadcast accessible over the air and on connected TV platforms. The network offers comprehensive national news coverage, focusing on live breaking news and in-depth reporting across various topics, including politics, economy, foreign affairs, technology, health, and science. Scripps News is dedicated to strong investigative reporting, aiming to hold the powerful accountable and drive policy changes. It is available for streaming on major devices and smart TVs, ensuring its content reaches a wide audience while supporting local journalism efforts through its local TV stations.
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