- World’s first mass-produced flying car prototype
Best of 2025 • Tech Edition SUPPORTED BY Tech enthusiasts, this one’s for you: Today’s tech edition of the Best of Nice News features stories about innovations that are changing (or will change) the way we drive, focus, and experience the world around us. We can only imagine what thrilling inventions 2026 has in store. Until then, if you’re hungry for more techy stories, check out Time magazine’s list of the 300 best inventions of 2025. Tech World’s First Mass-Produced Flying Car Prototype…Read more
- A global conservation milestone
. Daily Edition • October 4, 2025 SUPPORTED BY Is visiting a corn maze on your fall bucket list? You may want to plan a trip to Northern California if so. Cool Patch Pumpkins, which has twice earned the distinction of the world’s largest corn maze from the Guinness Book of World Records, boasts a 40-acre labyrinth for visitors to find their way through. “It is confusing. It’s exciting, and in a world of GPS and constant signage, you always know where you are, where you’re going,” Tayler...
- Calling all ‘Brady Bunch’ fans
. Daily Edition • October 3, 2025 SUPPORTED BY While we await the harvest moon’s peak on Monday, there’s another fall celestial event on the horizon — the autumn star, more formally known as Fomalhaut. This star is only visible from mid-northern latitudes in the fall, according to Forbes, and will rise low in the southern sky tonight. Learn what else to look out for in the October night sky. Must Reads Good grief! “Peanuts” debuted 75 years ago this week — and the beloved comic strip’s...
- A question for TV lovers
. Daily Edition • October 2, 2025 SUPPORTED BY Drumroll, please: The winner of Fat Bear Week 2025 is Chunk, a brown bear who overcame quite a bit to get his crown. Chunk, with an estimated weight of 1,200 pounds, has a broken jaw and previously seemed doomed to the runner-up position, having finished second place in the contest three times. “Despite his broken jaw, he remains one of the biggest, baddest bears at Brooks River,” said Mike Fitz, a naturalist for Explore.org, which helps host Fat...