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Which are the top basketball teams in North Carolina? Check our preseason rankingsFor most of the state’s 400-plus public high schools, Friday marks the start of the 2024-25 basketball season, and while some charter schools and privates have already tipped off the season, today
An emperor penguin found malnourished far from its Antarctic home on the Australian south coast is being cared for by a wildlife expert, a government department said Monday.The adult male was found
Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
Froedtert, Medical College on pace to be first to offer proton therapy in Wisconsin Froedtert and the Medical College of Wisconsin health network are on pace to begin offering a next-level form of cancer treatment to patients as soon as August. Earlier this
The Charlotte Observer
From Affogato to Zeppoli, the A-Z guide to the best food at Charlotte restaurantsCharlotte is a stupendous city. Not only because of the Black cultural extravaganza that is the Durag Festival. For a personal, food writer reason: It has just enough African restaurants to bolster
Consumer Reports
20 Great Gifts for the Holiday HostTreat friends and family with these delightful picks By Anna Kocharian The holidays are filled with celebrations, and regardless of where you’re headed, showing up with a thoughtful treat for the
ASCASO, Spain — Somewhere along the one-lane, heart-stopping drive through the Pyrenees, you might begin questioning if your GPS is pointing you in the right direction. The endless curves, near
In fantasy land, trade winds are still blowing. While the real NFL's trade deadline came to pass without too much incident before turning the page to Week 10, fantasy leagues
Dogs given treats and garlands in special Diwali worship ceremony -
The Knoxville News-Sentinel
Why Kim Caldwell, Lady Vols helping out at Girls Inc. basketball clinicLady Vols basketball coach Kim Caldwell is on board for the Girls Inc. basketball clinic. The event was held for the first time last year when former Lady Vols star Nicky Anosike took
By Stephen Beech via SWNS A new nasal swab test can accurately predict the severity of COVID-19 infections. It provides a more precise prediction than currently available of how serious the
Alabama basketball defeated Arkansas State, 88-79, in the second game of its season opening homestand at Coleman Coliseum. Coach Nate Oats expressed looking forward to seeing
The Boise State Broncos are good — that much we know. Led by Heisman hopeful running back Ashton Jeanty, the Broncos have a 7-1 record and feel pretty darn good about their chances at a College
Houston Rockets On SI
Rockets' Jalen Green Continues to Give Back to Houston Community The Houston Rockets began their holiday charity events on Tuesday afternoon. Each year, the Rockets organization and its players participate in and host various charity events during the
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High fitness levels linked to reduced dementia chance among those at riskPeople who are at risk of being diagnosed dementia can potentially reduce their odds of developing the condition by more than a third if they are fit and healthy, a new study suggests.Having high
An unquestionable symbol of culinary Americana, the hot dog appears on menus, in grocery stores and at concession stands all over the country, and its enduring popularity is at least partially due to
The Packers didn't head into their bye week with too many good vibes after a 24-14 loss to the Lions last Sunday at Lambeau Field. The break did come at a good time for several big-name players who
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Veterans Day has arrived which, for me, marks
A bizarre U-shaped skyscraper nicknamed ‘The Big Bend’ could soon redefine New York’s skyline- and become the longest building in the world. The proposed 4000ft structure, conceived by the US
Firefighters assisted a raccoon in an improvised jailbreak in Austin, Texas. When they answered a call from concerned locals, the Austin Fire Department found the distressed raccoon
Immune cells produced during a severe COVID-19 infection may cause cancerous tumors to shrink, research in mice suggests.The study, published Friday (Nov. 15) in The Journal of Clinical Investigation
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