Antonio Brown Takes Shots at Tom Brady and Trainer Alex Guerrero
Antonio Brown fired at Tom Brady and trainer Alex Guerrero in a series of tweets Wednesday: Alex Guerra You think i won’t have u smacked at TB12 boy stop playing with me ! Boy getting paid by
Retail sales in July did not change as inflation keeps increasing
The commerce department reported a 0.8 increase on June. However, in July there was no increase, retail sales were flat. The high interest rates as well as the higher cost of household items have encouraged families to
Derwin James, Chargers Agree to Massive 4-Year, $76.4M Contract
Derwin James will remain with the Los Angeles Chargers for the foreseeable future after agreeing to a four-year, $76.4 million contract extension on Wednesday. His $19.1 million average salary makes him the highest paid safety. This deal
New York City no longer performing random testing for school students
NYC school district will no longer be performing random COVID-19 testing when the new school year starts on Sept 8th. Masks will still be mandatory in certain situations. NY schools will provide home test kits for students
Drug Dealer Arrested After Sending “Random Text” to a County Commissioner
Future Ottawa amphitheater to attract thousands
OTTAWA – Ottawa’s Mayor says the $3 million grant awarded to the city to build an outdoor amphitheater came as a pleasant surprise. Mayor Dan Aussem predicts a year of planning the riverfront amphitheater/pavilion that could
The average person will have 126 emails in their lifetime
The average person will have 126 emails in their lifetime. Think back to all the emails you have had already, the ones assigned to you at school, that first email with your birth year, that email that
Random text message gets Florida man arrested
An 18-year-old man is in custody after sending a random text message asking if the recipient wanted to purchase drugs. The text message was received by Flagler County Commissioner Joe Mullins who reached out to the sheriff’s
Education Department approves cancelling $3.9 billion of student loan debt for ITT Tech students
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Education announced that it will cancel all remaining federal student loans that borrowers received to attend ITT Technical Institute between 2005 through its closure in 2016. The decision will result in
IVCC president announces retirement plans
OGLESBY – The longtime president of Illinois Valley Community College has announced plans to retire next year. Dr. Jerry Corcoran, IVCC president since 2008, will end his tenure on July 1st, 2023. Former Seneca School Supt. Jim