Author: Josh Alper
Seahawks rookie running back Jadarian Price left Sunday’s win over the Cardinals with an injury, but it doesn’t look like he is facing an extended absence from the lineup.Read More
Team World hit back in San Francisco after their dramatic loss to Team Europe in the 2025 Laver Cup. Will it be repeat or revenge in London?Read More
The non-conference slate has officially wrapped up; now Nebraska will begin conference play with a trip to East Lansing to face Michigan State (2-1) on Saturday, Sept. 26.Read More
An attorney the board has sometimes used in the past, whose firm also contracts with Denver Public Schools for other legal matters, charges $290 an hour, district officials said.Read More
/PRNewswire/ — Global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP continues the strategic growth of its Government Law & Policy Practice in the firm’s Washington, D.C.,…Read More
As Flock cameras go dark on Florida’s state highways and law enforcement works to turn them back on, the state of New Hampshire could end up serving as a model for their regulations, according to State Rep. Bill Partington.Read More
A Montana law regulating the use of generative artificial intelligence in campaign ads has been dealt a blow by a federal judge on the basis of freedom of speech concerns. U.S. District of Montana Judge Susan Watters has blocked Montana’s Commissioner of Political Practices and attorney general from policing the AI-generated ads of former Republican […]Read More
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Dining Duo are a couple of foodies who enjoy eating out and sampling the local cuisine in the Mid-South. To ensure the reviews are unbiased and thatRead More
For younger consumers, the impact is even more pronounced: 86% of Gen Z respondents cut lifestyle spending to afford food, led by reductions in dining out (42%), entertainment (35%) and travel (32%)Read More
Farrington Smith Gallery, 1924 St. Claude Avenue in New Orleans, Louisiana, will have The Nearby Wild, a solo exhibition of new paintings by artist Kate Townley Smith of Acworth.Read More