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The Disappearance of Suzanne Simpson: A Mystery in San Antonio

October 24, 2024

The search for Suzanne Simpson, a 51-year-old mom of four from San Antonio, is still on. She vanished three weeks ago, after a neighbor saw her arguing with her husband, Brad Simpson. The neighbor witnessed a physical fight where Suzanne was grabbed by the upper body. Later, screaming was heard from

crime

Twists and Turns: An Olympic Snowboarder's Surprising Path

October 18, 2024

Once upon a time, Ryan Wedding was a snowboarder representing Canada at the 2002 Winter Olympics. His career may not have reached the podium, but it seems his life took an unexpected turn. Federal prosecutors have revealed that Wedding, now 43, became a major player in the drug trafficking world, al

politics

Women in Texas are Tired and Ready to Fight Back

October 18, 2024

Morgan Kirkpatrick, a long-time resident of Lubbock, Texas, is worn out. After a morning of campaigning door-to-door, she sat on the floor at Mahon Library, writing postcards to voters. But her physical exhaustion is nothing compared to her frustration with seeing Republicans win local elections uno

sports

Caitlin Clark: Almost Unanimous, But Not Quite

October 17, 2024

Caitlin Clark, the young superstar of the Fever, has done it again. She's secured another top WNBA award, but there's a small hiccup in her otherwise perfect record. This time, it's the first-team All-WNBA honor. Out of 67 possible votes, she got an impressive 52 for the first team, but 14 voters pl

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Caitlin Clark’s Remarkable Debut Earns Her All-WNBA First Team Spot after 16-Year Drought

October 17, 2024

"Indiana Fever’s Caitlin Clark, just 22, has made history. The guard became the first WNBA rookie in 16 years to land on the All-WNBA first team, receiving a whopping 52 votes. She’s in great company, joining superstars like A’ja Wilson, Breanna Stewart, and Alyssa Thomas. The last rookie to achieve

sports

Why the Guardians Took a Risk with Judge instead of Soto

October 16, 2024

Imagine this scenario: a baseball team, the Guardians, decides to walk a superstar like Juan Soto to face another big name, Aaron Judge, in a crucial playoff game. This isn’t a regular strategy, but it happened in the second inning of Game 2 of the ALCS. Manager Stephen Vogt explained that it was a

business

Why Massachusetts is Still a Great Place to Live and Work

October 16, 2024

After living and working in different places, including other states and countries, Krystal-Rae Clarke moved to Florida to start her chef's table business, FoodSaucy. But when it came time to grow her business, she decided to plant roots in Massachusetts. Even though many people are moving from the

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Ex-Sheriff Jamey Noel's 15-Year Sentence: A Lesson in Abuse of Power

October 15, 2024

Jamey Noel, the former sheriff of Clark County, Indiana, received a 15-year prison sentence on Monday. The sentence was handed down by Special Judge Larry Medlock after Noel accepted a plea agreement in Clark County Circuit Court. Noel had served as sheriff from 2015 to 2022 and was also the former

sports

Packers’ Victory Over Cardinals: A Closer Look

October 14, 2024

The Green Bay Packers cruised to a 31-13 win over the Arizona Cardinals, dominating the game from start to finish. Quarterback Jordan Love tossed four touchdowns, with three of them coming in the first half. The Packers also recovered three fumbles, which smothered any hope of a Cardinals comeback.

education

Girls Dive into STEM Careers

October 12, 2024

Imagine a place where young women can explore the fascinating worlds of DNA, robotics, and coding. This is exactly what happened during the Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) program held at North Idaho College. Organized by the University of Idaho's Colleges of Engineering and Science, the eve