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Dec 18 2024SPORTS

Basketball Star Taurean Prince: His Journey, Faith, and Family Roots

Ever heard of Taurean Prince? This NBA player has quite the journey! Born in Texas, he's played for several teams, starting with the Utah Jazz and now with the Milwaukee Bucks. You might think he had it easy, but his path wasn't simple. Prince came from a struggling family, often sleeping in shelter

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Dec 16 2024LIFESTYLE

Birthdays, Stars, and Life Advice: A Fresh Perspective

Happy birthday to Hallee Hirsh, Benjamin Bratt, Sam Robards, and Billy Gibbons! Today's a great day to think about how we can turn our skills and interests into something lasting. Don't let others pressure you into doing things their way. Follow your heart and you'll find happiness. Here's a quick l

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Dec 15 2024HEALTH

Bacteria's Role in Sinus Inflammation: A Closer Look at Staphylococcus aureus

You might know Staphylococcus aureus as a common germ that can cause infections. But did you know it might also play a role in a type of sinus inflammation called chronic eosinophilic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyps (CRSwNP)? This condition can be quite bothersome, causing persistent inflammation a

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Dec 13 2024SCIENCE

Unraveling CapG: A Staph Enzyme's Unfolding Story

CapG, a key enzyme from Staphylococcus aureus, folds and unfolds in a complex dance. This protein, which helps the bacteria build its defence shield, changes shape based on its concentration and surroundings. Scientists studied a replica of CapG, called rCapG, and found it can exist in many forms, f

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Dec 11 2024POLITICS

Nobel Winners Speak Out Against Kennedy's HHS Nomination

More than 75 Nobel Prize winners have joined forces to urge the Senate not to confirm Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as the secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). This is a rare move for the esteemed group, who usually steer clear of politics. The concern? Kennedy's controversial vie

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Dec 10 2024BUSINESS

Rochester's Downtown to Get a New Sports Bar: Lucky's Arrives

There's a new player in Rochester, Minnesota's downtown restaurant scene. It's not just any eatery, but a sports bar called Lucky's, set to revamp the former 507 Public House spot. Known for its variety of restaurants, Rochester might just find a new favorite with Lucky's. The old 'Half Barrel' venu

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Dec 06 2024BUSINESS

The Chi-Chi's Comeback: Will Michigan See the Return of This Mexican Favorite?

After a 20-year break, Chi-Chi's Mexican restaurants are set to reopen in 2025. This resurrection is thanks to a deal between Michael McDermott, the son of Chi-Chi's founder Marno McDermott, and Hormel Foods, who owns the Chi-Chi's trademarks. Michael, who has experience with Kona Grill and Rojo Mex

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Dec 05 2024BUSINESS

Chipotle Boosts Prices Amid Rising Food Costs

Chipotle recently announced a 2% increase in menu prices across the country. This decision comes as a response to higher costs of key ingredients like dairy, beef, and avocados. The move aims to counter the effects of inflation, which has been especially tough on restaurants. Despite the price hike,

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Dec 05 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Holiday Fun at Blackberry Farm: What to Expect

Ready for some festive fun? The Holiday Express event is back at Blackberry Farm in Aurora! This yearly tradition, happening since 2006, is set to kick off on Friday, November 10th. The Fox Valley Park District has planned something special for everyone, including a lower-sensory environment on Frid

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Nov 30 2024EDUCATION

Dinosaurs, Science, and Stories: Unexpected Connections

Ever thought about what dinosaurs, aliens, and geniuses have in common? It might not be obvious, but there are intriguing links between the worlds of science and humanities. Let's take a closer look. Did you know that studying dinosaurs isn't just about fossils? Scientists also look at patterns and

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