When giving interviews, one should consider their gestures, facial expressions, and microphone utilization. If given a choice ...

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Gamers indicate the perfect settings to play Borderlands 4 on console, getting rid of the main pet peeves that the community currently has.

MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - A resolution is scheduled to be introduced at this week’s Mobile City Council meeting to buy more surveillance cameras. The resolution would approve a purchase order to Howard ...

Add Southern Utah to the group of nonconference opponents visiting Gonzaga during the 2025-26 basketball season. The Thunderbirds are set to visit McCarthey Athletic Center on Nov. 17, according to ...

Disney Lorcana’s newest set Fabled is a soft reset of sorts, but new rarities of cards may not convince longtime players to invest in a reprint-heavy set. After two years of fast-moving storylines and ...

Michigan is home to hundreds of elk, and yet it’s been decades since researchers could pin down a firm number on how many of these elusive giants are roaming in the woods Up North. The Michigan ...

The second half of the 2025 NWSL season is kicking into high gear on Saturday with first-place Kansas City Current facing second-place Orlando Pride at CPKC Stadium (4 p.m. on Paramount+ and CBS).

The candidates for the Duluth City Council and Duluth School Board elections Nov. 4 are set, even if Tuesday’s trim-the-fields primaries were disappointingly skipped by most of us. Also set is the ...

Each of these companies has an impressive track record and promising growth potential. Each could help a long-term portfolio grow. Consider a fast-growing ETF or two, as well. Here's a look at a few ...

A family in Midlothian is on edge after security cameras recorded someone setting fire to their home. It happened just after 1 a.m. on Tuesday in the 900 block of McAlpin Road. “It’s traumatic,” said ...

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