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- Second-round win shows Jacksonville girls soccer team is 'getting there'
Team shows improvement
- Seven Point asks for patio extension
Seven Point begins process to allow patio lighting
- No. 1 St. Augustine defeats No. 3 Ocean City, plus Tuesday's other boys lacrosse results
St. Augustine Prep beats Ocean City 6-2 in nonleague lacrosse game.
- Weekend car crash caused $40k in damage to Cuban restaurant, report says
Car crash damages Cuban restaurant in Lincoln
- Spanberger signs Virginia paid family leave bill into law
Virginia Governor Ralph Northam signs paid family leave bill into law.
- Tax on foreigners shortchanges parks
Foreigners face unexpected tax on tourist attractions
- District 11 boys track and field: Wilson’s Sunderlin powers to 3,200 crown
Wilson's Sunderlin breaks 37-year-old school record to win 3,200 meters at District 11 boys track and field meet.
- DOJ Paid Millions to Suspended FBI Agents: Raskin
FBI agents received millions in pay despite suspension
- Iowa pays former inmate $15,000 to settle COVID-19 care lawsuit
Iowa pays $15,000 to settle COVID-19 care lawsuit
- The Secrets of the Sarcophagus Dealer
The 50-year-old family business is built on illicit antiquities dealings
- Jacksboro beats Bobcats in second round
Jacksboro beats Comfort High's baseball team in second round.
- Late Bite: Postino
Postino's 12South location is a great spot for a night out.
- Dam structurally sound, but residents worried
Dam structurally sound
- To stand up and protest
Protests have been a cornerstone of American history
- Egg Harbor Township holds off Absegami, plus Tuesday's other girls lacrosse results
Egg Harbor Township High School girls lacrosse team defeats Absegami 9-6.
- Souhan: Right now, the Spurs are just better than the Timberwolves
The Timberwolves are trailing the Spurs 3-1 in the series.
- Parks and Rec Board learns details of upcoming statue donation to Old Settlers Park
Parks and Recreation Board discusses statue donation to Old Settlers Park.
- Corbus Pharmaceuticals to Participate in Upcoming Investor Conferences
Corbus Pharmaceuticals Holdings, Inc. CEO to present at two upcoming investor conferences.
- Top recruiters are already circling this 16-year-old volleyball phenom from Eagan
Mesa Jameson, a top 16-year-old volleyball player from Eagan, is generating significant recruiting interest from top colleges.
- Field Notes: Loon spotted near dam on Jackson Lake; hummingbirds abound
A loon was spotted near the dam on Jackson Lake.
- Giant stoneflies open new trout season
Giant stoneflies emerge from rivers, triggering trout season
- Lacrosse teams take top seeds into playoffs
Jackson Hole girls' team earns top seed in Montana High School Lacrosse League
- Columbus Area United Way recognizes volunteers during its annual meeting
Columbus Area United Way recognizes volunteers during its annual meeting.
- Broncs hot off the blocks at home
Broncs dominate Lynn Williams Memorial meet
- Sports Briefs: new Alpine director
Alpine Ski Team Names New Director
- Tom Holland chosen to lead Broncs boys' basketball program
Tom Holland selected as new head coach of Jackson Broncs boys' basketball program.
- A super PAC is making a major investment in North Carolina’s Senate race
A super PAC is investing in North Carolina's Senate race.
- My favourite Airbnb: A slick crowd-pleasing crashpad in Kent with a climbing wall in the kid’s room
Modern Scandinavian barn offers a unique group getaway experience in Kent with a climbing wall.
- Why Republicans Won the Redistricting Battle but Still Risk Losing the House
Republicans have gained a structural advantage in the 2026 U.S. House map through aggressive redistricting efforts
- Bluffton Council recap: Legislation advances for outdoor pickleball courts
Pickleball court legislation approved
- Absentee, Early Vote-By-Mail Ballots Now Available
Absentee ballots and early vote-by-mail ballots are now available for the June 23 Primary Election.
- Bruno Fina getting a rare chance to follow in his father's footsteps with the Bills
Bruno Fina signs with Bills, follows in his father's footsteps
- Meet the Sad Wives of AI
AI technology
- Perimenopausal Women Face Greater Heart Risk, Study Finds
Perimenopausal women face greater heart risk due to hormonal changes
- What to Do With a Mulberry Tree in May – For an Impressive Harvest of Juicy Summer Fruit
May is a crucial time to prune mulberry trees to promote healthy growth and fruiting.
- Martha Stewart’s Spring Layer Has Amazon Lookalikes From $15
Martha Stewart wore a polished half-zip pullover for spring 2026.
- Kool-Aid to launch electrolyte packets with no artificial dyes as part of Kraft Heinz makeover
Kool-Aid to launch electrolyte packets with no artificial dyes as part of Kraft Heinz makeover
- Excellence in Supervision Program Helps UMD Supervisors Build Stronger Teams
University of Maryland launches Excellence in Supervision program, reports high participation rate of nearly 300 supervisors, and sees significant improvement in core leadership skills
- Most U.S. doctors are quietly using this AI tool. Few patients know about it. - NBC News
Most U.S. doctors are quietly using this AI tool.
- Chicago Fire's new stadium to be named McDonald's Park
McDonald's names Chicago Fire's stadium at The 78 as McDonald's Park