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Mar 17 2024
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Jackrabbits complete historic sweep at ORU
TULSA, Okla. (SDSU) — pitched 6 2/3 scoreless innings and hit his third grand slam of the season Sunday afternoon to spearhead a 6-3 South Dakota State victory and secure a Jackrabbit sweep of a three-game Summit League baseball series over Oral Roberts at J.L. Johnson Stadium. In becoming the first Summit League team to ever sweep a series at ORU, the Jackrabbits improved to 10-10 overall and
Keloland
Mar 16 2024
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34-year Fort Worth Fire lieutenant killed in off-duty motorcycle accident
A lieutenant with the Fort Worth Fire Department died Saturday after being in a motorcycle accident while off-duty, fire officials announced in post on social media.
Lieutenant Garey Pugh, 56, served the city of Fort Worth for 34 years, according to the fire department.
“Our thoughts and prayers are with his family during this incredibly difficult time,” said the department in
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Mar 19 2024
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Tommy's Tavern Opens Next Week In Cherry Hill
CHERRY HILL, NJ — The wait is almost over. Tommy's Tavern + Tap in Cherry Hill will open next week. Tommy's Tavern has about 10 locations — mostly throughout New Jersey. The restaurants pride themselves on having something for everyone, whether patrons are making a family outing or getting drinks. Menu items range from pizza to flatbreads to sushi, along with beer, wine and cocktails. Doors
Patch.com
Mar 19 2024
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Rapper Phat Geez killed in North Philadelphia shooting, no arrests made yet, police say
A Philadelphia, Pennsylvania rapper known as Phat Geez was shot and killed on Sunday, according to police. Police responded to a report of a person with a gun in the Brewerytown area of North Philadelphia just after 10 p.m. on Sunday, March 17 and found Derrick Gant, Phat Geez's real name, lying in the street suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. He was taken to an area hospital, and
The Columbus Dispatch
Mar 19 2024
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Ferndale’s Church Militant shuts down amid scandals, teases Texas move
It looks like Church Militant, the Ferndale-based conservative Catholic media company that the Southern Poverty Law Center designated as an anti-LGBTQ+ hate group, is no more — at least for now. The company’s website churchmilitant.com has shut down in the aftermath of a number of scandals, including a defamation lawsuit brought on by New Hampshire priest Fr. Georges de Laire and the 2023
Detroit Metro Times
Mar 21 2024
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Tyson says plant closings unrelated to hiring immigrant workers
The claim: Tyson Foods closed its Perry, Iowa, plant to hire ‘illegals’ to work in New York “Closing Perry Iowa facility, moving operations to NY hiring only illegals to run facility,” the post reads. Other social media users made similar claims that Tyson was hiring immigrants not legally in the U.S. to replace workers laid off in plant closings. More from the Fact-Check Team: How we pick and
"USA Today" Contributor
Mar 19 2024
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University relocates satellite centers to two-year colleges
Lakeland University in Plymouth, Wisconsin is relocating its center in Green Bay to the main campus of Northeast Wisconsin Technical College, also in Green Bay. While falling enrollments have led numerous campuses within the Universities of Wisconsin system to close or move online over the past two years, a private college in the state is taking a proactive approach toward securing a strong
Inside Higher Ed
Mar 14 2024
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APD responding to report of suspicious package in downtown Austin
AUSTIN (KXAN) — The Austin Police Department Bomb Squad is responding to a report of a suspicious package in downtown Austin.
Around 8:01 p.m., APD said on social media its bomb squad responded to the 500 block of East Sixth Street.
At this time, people should avoid the area while officers continue to investigate.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates.
KXAN News
Mar 17 2024
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MSU, U-M women’s teams make NCAA tournament
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — College basketball fans in West Michigan have even more to root for. Both Michigan and Michigan State women’s basketball secured bids for the NCAA tournament. The Spartans are a 9-seed and will play 8-seed North Carolina to start the tournament. Michigan State’s first two rounds will be at Colonial Life Arena in Columbia, South Carolina. The Wolverines are also a 9
WOOD 8
Mar 17 2024
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Maryland women’s basketball seeded No. 10, will face Iowa State in NCAA Tournament
The Maryland women’s basketball team earned a No. 10 seed in the NCAA tournament and will face No. 7 seed Iowa State in its opening matchup at Stanford. Coach Brenda Frese’s Terps (19-13) occupied an unfamiliar spot on the NCAA tournament bubble going into the Big Ten tournament but put themselves securely in the field of 68 with an 82-61 upset of top-seeded Ohio State. The Terps had to wait
Baltimore Sun