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Notre Dame's Devin Fitzgerald has discipline on and off the field

Notre Dame's Devin Fitzgerald has discipline on and off the field

Notre Dame WR Devin Fitzgerald is using the lessons his famous dad taught him.

Sarasota Herald-Tribune

Sarasota housing market heats up as luxury sales soar

Sarasota housing market heats up as luxury sales soar

Sarasota housing sales climbed again in July, with million-dollar properties driving eye-catching gains.

Dolly Parton's Iconic Acrylic Manicures Stunned - And Helped Her Craft One Of Her Biggest Hits

Dolly Parton's Iconic Acrylic Manicures Stunned - And Helped Her Craft One Of Her Biggest Hits

Country queen Dolly Parton used her acrylic nails to find the rhythm when crafting one of her best songs, and they even got credited on the album.

The Gorgeous Evolution Of Bernadette Peters' Curls

The Gorgeous Evolution Of Bernadette Peters' Curls

From voluminous styles to softer ringlets to fiery red locks, Bernadette Peters' signature curly hair has evolved over the course of her career.

Palm Beach Post

What's your favorite Dolly Parton song? Music defined her 80 years

What's your favorite Dolly Parton song? Music defined her 80 years

Dolly Parton, who died Aug. 25 at age 80, had hit songs from the 1970s until the 2020s. She made them all her own. Which one do you love the most?

Dolphins release veteran lineman with 40 career starts

Dolphins release veteran lineman with 40 career starts

The Miami Dolphins placed an offensive lineman on season-ending injured reserve, but now he'll hit the market and be able to sign with another team.

Judge chides US Postal Service over mail-in voting rule but won't block it

Judge chides US Postal Service over mail-in voting rule but won't block it

By Nate Raymond BOSTON, Aug 25 (Reuters) - A federal judge on Tuesday declined for now to block a final rule that the U.S.

5 Bass Solos Every '70s Diehard Should Hear

5 Bass Solos Every '70s Diehard Should Hear

Bass solos are a rare treat, and these five from John Entwistle, Chris Squire, Jaco Pastorius, Bootsy Collins, and Geddy Lee need to be heard by '70s diehards.

Instagram head Mosseri denies encouraging suppression of child social media risks

Instagram head Mosseri denies encouraging suppression of child social media risks

By Greg Bensinger, Diana Novak Jones and Jonathan Stempel OAKLAND, California, Aug 25 (Reuters) - The top executive at Instagram denied encouraging employees or knowing of a company policy to keep negative information away from the public, testifying at a trial on Tuesday over whether Meta Platforms

YMCA of Parkersburg Honors Jan Dils with Heart of Our Community Award

YMCA of Parkersburg Honors Jan Dils with Heart of Our Community Award

The YMCA of Parkersburg has announced Jan Dils as the recipient of its annual Heart of Our Community Award. This award recognizes individuals whose leadership, service, and generosity have significantly impacted the Mid-Ohio Valley. Dils will be formally honored at the Heart of Our Community Dinner scheduled for Wednesday, March 3, 2027, at the Grand Pointe Conference and Reception in Vienna, West Virginia. Jan Dils is the founder of Jan Dils, Attorneys at Law, a firm she established in Parkersburg in 1994. Her firm has since grown to include over 160 team members, serving clients nationwide with offices across West Virginia and in Charlotte, North Carolina. Beyond her professional achievements, Dils is actively involved in community service, currently serving with the Boys & Girls Club and having previously served on the board of trustees for Marietta College. Dils expressed her honor at receiving the award, emphasizing her passion for giving back to the community where she was born and raised.

Louisville Plans Mosquito Fogging After West Nile Virus Detected in Nine New Neighborhood Areas

Louisville Plans Mosquito Fogging After West Nile Virus Detected in Nine New Neighborhood Areas

The Louisville Metro Department for Health and Wellness has announced plans for mosquito fogging operations in nine neighborhoods after surveillance traps identified mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus. The affected areas include Old Louisville, St. Joseph, Rockford Lane, Upper Hunters Trace, Shively, St. Denis, Shawnee, River Park, Portland, and California. Fogging is scheduled to occur from August 25-27, weather permitting, typically during early morning or evening hours when mosquitoes are most active. This action is a preventative measure to reduce the risk of West Nile virus transmission to humans. So far in 2026, Jefferson County has reported only one human case of West Nile virus, a decrease compared to 12 cases in 2025. Residents are advised to take personal precautions such as using insect repellent, wearing protective clothing, and eliminating standing water around their homes.

Young Americans Demonstrate Improved Credit Scores Post-COVID, Despite Economic Disparities

Young Americans Demonstrate Improved Credit Scores Post-COVID, Despite Economic Disparities

Young Americans, specifically those aged 18 to 29 (Gen Z) and 30 to 44 (Millennials), have shown significant improvements in their credit scores since before the COVID-19 pandemic, according to FICO research. The 18-29 age group experienced a 17-point increase in average credit scores, the largest among all age groups measured, with nearly half (49.6%) now possessing a strong credit score of 700 or above, up from 41.4% in April 2020. This trend is partly attributed to the pause in student loan payments during the initial stages of the health emergency and increased financial literacy among younger generations. Experts suggest that younger Americans are more aware of the importance of protecting credit scores due to various economic challenges they have faced. However, this improvement is not uniform, as FICO data indicates a 'K-shaped economy' where credit score distribution for 18-29 year olds has shifted towards both higher and lower scores, rather than clustering in the middle, highlighting existing dis...

U.S. Reopens Mexican Cattle Imports to Address Record Beef Prices

U.S. Reopens Mexican Cattle Imports to Address Record Beef Prices

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is reopening a border crossing in Douglas, Arizona, to cattle imports from Mexico. This decision is part of a broader effort by the Trump administration to mitigate record-high beef prices in the U.S. The move comes after the border was closed to livestock imports from Mexico in May 2025 due to concerns about the New World screwworm. The USDA has indicated that the risk of screwworm spread has diminished sufficiently to allow this reopening. President Trump also announced a plan to allow up to 331,000 tons of tariff-free imported ground beef into the U.S. for 90 days to be sold at below-market prices. The U.S. cattle herd is currently at its smallest in 75 years, contributing to the elevated beef prices. The phased reopening of the border means it will take months for Mexican imports to return to traditional levels, which historically accounted for about 3% of the U.S. cattle supply.

Branson Public Schools Introduces Chromebook Insurance Plan for Students

Branson Public Schools Introduces Chromebook Insurance Plan for Students

Branson Public Schools has launched the 'Pirate Chromebook Protection Plan' for the 2026-2027 school year, offering accident protection for school-issued Chromebooks. For an annual damage waiver cost of $5.00 per student, the plan covers incidents such as accidental drops, broken casings, liquid damage, natural disasters, electrical power surges, vandalism, and theft (requiring a police report). The plan limits student responsibility for repair or replacement costs, with many accidental claims covered at no additional charge. However, exclusions include negligence, loss of the device or charger, loss of personal data, unauthorized third-party repairs, and dishonest acts. Students will not be permitted to take a device home if there is an unpaid deductible on their account. The plan emphasizes that the devices remain the property of Branson Public Schools, and students agree to use them in accordance with district policies.

Dolly Parton's best quotes to USA TODAY about life, looks and 'Jolene'

Dolly Parton's best quotes to USA TODAY about life, looks and 'Jolene'

Dolly Parton told USA TODAY that it was "a little scary" to be an icon. But the beloved singer, who died Aug. 25 at age 80, never let her fans down.

Dolly Parton's health battles, illnesses and canceled shows before her death

Dolly Parton's health battles, illnesses and canceled shows before her death

Dolly Parton had openly discussed a series of health setbacks in the months before her death at 80, that forced her to cancel several commitments.

Serena Williams, Carlos Alcaraz win first mixed doubles match at US Open

Serena Williams, Carlos Alcaraz win first mixed doubles match at US Open

Serena Williams and Carlos Alcaraz win their first round mixed doubles match at the US Open.

Dolly Parton death: Sally Field mourns 'Steel Magnolias' costar

Dolly Parton death: Sally Field mourns 'Steel Magnolias' costar

Hollywood stars, from Sally Field and Jamie Lee Curtis to Reba McEntire, are mourning the death of singer Dolly Parton.

What happened when Dolly Parton, Queen of Country, met Queen Elizabeth

What happened when Dolly Parton, Queen of Country, met Queen Elizabeth

Dolly Parton and Queen Elizabeth met in London in 1977. Parton later called performing for the monarch the "biggest thrill."

Upgrade your garage for football season with this $25 Amazon deal

Upgrade your garage for football season with this $25 Amazon deal

Upgrade your garage with this garage screen door, on sale for $24.99 at Amazon. Perfect for bug-free game day watch parties and family movie nights.