Tickets to the 2026 World Cup are not yet on general sale, but soon, the yearslong wait will end. After months of confusion and silence, FIFA on Wednesday revealed timelines, basic ticketing details ...
If I had written a newspaper column in the 1950s describing all the things you would be doing or using in the 2020s, you would all have signed a petition to have me committed, right? Having a machine ...
Our current approach to K-12 math education isn’t keeping pace with the demands of today’s world. Tests keep showing that many Florida K-12 students are not proficient in math. Anyone can view a ...
Recent rainfall around the Phoenix metro brought a refreshing change for some areas, but it has left others wishing for just a drop. Pockets of storms brought a glimmer of hope to those yearning for ...
The monthly rainfall totals in July were above average throughout the state, boosted by the July 31 storm. From all the Delaware weather monitoring stations, Claymont had the most rain in July, more ...
Muskegon received 0.41” of rain. Kalamazoo saw 0.91” fall. As of Wednesday morning, Grand Rapids had only seen 1.35” of rain throughout July—but that's nearly doubled in just 24 hours. From yesterday ...
This week’s column is a brief, statistical description of the Indiana economy’s changes over the past quarter century. Our descriptor is Gross Domestic Product (GDP), the current market value of goods ...
The Detroit Lions are hitting the wrong people. Lions head coach Dan Campbell had to shut down practice for the second consecutive day due to fights between teammates. Things have been heated over the ...
A full rainbow appeared over west Wichita on Thursday morning before light rain showers moved in during the morning commute. Travis Heying The Wichita Eagle Wichita recorded 0.64 inches of rain since ...
Matthew Oshinsky, a real estate editor for The New York Times, shares what goes into creating the popular online column each week. By Sarah Bahr Times Insider explains who we are and what we do and ...
The Tennessee Titans enter the 2025 season following an offseason with a few moves made around the edges of their roster, and the biggest highlight being their selection of number-one pick Cam Ward to ...
A powerful line of thunderstorms brought torrential rain across New Jersey on July 14, with some towns recording more than 6 inches of rainfall. Clark Township saw the highest total, with 6.67 inches.
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