Archive for June, 2026
O.J. Simpson Excluded from Buffalo Bills’ New Highmark Stadium Wall of Fame
O.J. Simpson, once a star running back for the Buffalo Bills, will not feature in their new stadium. The stadium, costing $2.1 billion, took three years to build. It includes a Wall of Fame dedicated
Jackson Police Investigate Triple Homicide; Suspect At Large
The Jackson Police Department is investigating a tragic incident involving the deaths of two women and a toddler. The event occurred on Saturday night in a home located in the 300 block of Queen Alexandria
Three Firefighters Dead in Southwest Wildfires
The bodies of three firefighters were transported by helicopter to a Colorado airport, where fellow firefighters, covered in soot, escorted them to the coroner’s office. Devastating fires have engulfed the arid Southwest following a warm
South Africa vs Canada in Historic Round of 32 World Cup Match
The first-ever round of 32 match in World Cup history today sees South Africa competing against co-hosts Canada at the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. Canada’s journey to this stage followed a defeat to Switzerland,
Prolonged Heat Wave to Hit Central and Eastern U.S.
The United States faces a hazardous heat wave this week. Forecasters predict soaring temperatures across central and eastern regions, potentially breaking records. Marc Chenard, meteorologist at the Weather Prediction Center, states temperatures will rise to
Woodworking and Art Shine at Sand+Steel Art Fest
Wes Thorn, a dedicated wood artist from Portage, showcased his skills at the Sand+Steel Art Fest held in downtown Valparaiso. Thorn employed 120 grit sandpaper to refine wooden pieces for his demonstration. He describes the
Inside the U.S. Supreme Court’s Decision-Making Process
Each June, the nation closely observes the U.S. Supreme Court as it delivers some of its most impactful rulings. Before these landmark decisions hit the headlines, they are crafted through a detailed legal process that
US Emergency Aid Rushed to Venezuela Amid Earthquake Aftermath
Nate Foy from Fox News reports live as emergency aid is sent to Venezuela following devastating earthquakes. A 7.2 and a 7.5 magnitude quake ravaged northern Venezuela, surpassing a death toll of 1,400. Over 68,900
Arch Manning and High Expectations at Texas Longhorns
Arch Manning gained significant attention during his high school football career. With a renowned family name, his move to the Texas Longhorns heightened expectations. Many college football analysts discuss what Manning could contribute to the
MLB Faces Scrutiny Over Bible Verse Ban Amid Ongoing Games
MLB Under Investigation for Bible Verse Ban Major League Baseball is under scrutiny after the Department of Justice began investigating the league’s decision to warn San Francisco Giants players against displaying Bible verses during Pride