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Jan 15 2026SPORTS

The 2026 NWSL Season: What to Expect

The National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) has revealed its schedule for the 2026 season. This year promises to be exciting, with a lot of action and big matches. The league is growing, and more people are watching and attending games. This season will have 30 matches for each team, with 15 home and

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Jan 15 2026SPORTS

Cool Sports to Check Out at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy

Italy is all set to host the Winter Olympics in 2026. The games will happen in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo from February 6 to February 22. This event will feature a mix of classic and new sports. There are many sports to watch. Alpine skiing is one where athletes speed down snowy slopes. Bobsleigh

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Jan 15 2026CELEBRITIES

Candy Spelling: A Life of Love, Loss, and Broadway Triumphs

Candy Spelling, the mother of actress Tori Spelling, has made a splash at the age of 80. She recently graced the cover of Westlake Malibu Lifestyle Magazine, sparking conversations about her youthful appearance. Fans on Instagram compared her to other celebrities, noting her striking resemblance to

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Jan 14 2026SPORTS

Mike Tomlin's Next Move: What's the Hold-Up?

Mike Tomlin, the longtime coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers, has made it clear he's not in a rush to jump into another coaching gig. Even though he's stepping down after 19 seasons, he's not ready to commit to a new team in 2026. Teams have been reaching out, but Tomlin's response has been consistent

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Jan 14 2026WEATHER

Chicago's Morning Snowstorm: A Bumpy Start to the Day

Chicago woke up to a snowy surprise on Wednesday. The weather took a quick turn, making things tough for travelers and drivers. O'Hare Airport was hit hard. A ground stop was called around 7:15 a. m. because of snow and ice. The Federal Aviation Administration said it would last until at least 8:45

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Jan 11 2026ENTERTAINMENT

The Broadway Show That Took Over My Life

It all started with a simple invitation. Last March, a new Broadway musical called "Operation Mincemeat" opened, and I went to a press preview. Two weeks later, a friend from Los Angeles visited and asked for recommendations. I suggested the show and decided to join her. Then things got a bit out o

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Jan 11 2026CRYPTO

Mutuum Finance: A New Way to Lend and Borrow Crypto

Mutuum Finance is a new player in the crypto world. It's building a platform for decentralized lending. This means no banks are involved. Instead, people lend and borrow directly from each other. The platform has two main features. First, there's a shared pool where people can lend and borrow. This

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Jan 11 2026BUSINESS

Road Work Ahead: What You Need to Know

Driving around Augusta, Rockbridge, and Rockingham counties? Expect some delays. Road work is happening all over, and it's not just about fixing potholes. Crews are busy with everything from bridge inspections to installing new traffic signals. In Augusta County, Interstate 81 is getting some major

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Jan 10 2026WEATHER

Arizona's Weather: From Snowy North to Sunny South

Northern Arizona just got a fresh coat of white, but don't worry, the sun is on its way back. On January 8th, Flagstaff saw about 6. 3 inches of snow, but the storms are moving out. So, by January 9th afternoon, the snow should start to clear up, leaving behind bright, sunny skies for the rest of th

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Jan 09 2026SPORTS

Baseball's Backup Plan: Keeping the Games on Air

Major League Baseball (MLB) is ready to step in and take over local broadcasts for several teams. This comes as the FanDuel Sports Network, which runs these regional broadcasts, faces financial troubles. The network, operated by Main Street Sports Group, missed a payment to the St. Louis Cardinals l

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