Author: Jamal St. Cyr, Justin Barney, Alessandra Pontbriand, Kyle Ashley
Jaguars season is back and our News4JAX sports staff is back with its predictions as well. Each week, we’ll unveil our predictions for the week’s game. Jacksonville (12-4) hosts Tennessee (3-13) in the regular season finale. A win will deliver the Jaguars the AFC South title, while a loss (and a Texans win) will give Houston the division title.Read More
Indonesia has begun enforcing its newly ratified penal code, replacing a Dutch-era criminal law that had governed the country for more than 80 years and marking a major shift in its legal landscape.Read More
An Oregon Lawmaker is teaming up with the family of a domestic violence victim.Read More
KGMI’s Adam Smith and Dianna Hawryluk chat about skiing and snowboarding at the Mt. Baker Ski Area, winter hiking options in western Whatcom County, the Dockside Market at Squalicum Harbor, improv classes at The Upfront Theatre, and Old Dirty Buzzard performing at Shakedown.Read More
Atlanta business leader and author Shane Jackson shares the key to creating sustainable lifestyle shifts by channeling purpose instead of making resolutions.Read More
NHL News: Auston Taylour Matthews has not only become one of the most recognizable players in the NHL due to his scoring performance and the team of the Toronto.Read More
International Sports News: Roger Federer lives a calm, rich, and very private life after retiring from tennis. Federer, winner of 20 Grand Slam titles, has shifted focus to fami.Read More
This Small City Was Just Ranked the Best Place to Live in the U.S.—and It Has a High Quality of Life
Johns Creek, Georgia, is the best place to live in the U.S., according to the latest U.S. News & World Report ranking. See which cities made the top five here.Read More
Gabon’s President Brice Oligui Nguema started the New Year with a major government reshuffle.Read More
China and India are taking tentative steps to restore diplomacy and replace contention with dialogue and trade. The benefits of such stability would serve American interests and the region.Read More