Opinion
07/12/2019 - 12:00am
All too often, stories about young women being drugged at a public venue in Missoula remain shrouded in rumor. At worst, the victims’ accounts are flat-out ignored by venue organizers, or at best, given lip service and dismissed without any...
Sports
07/12/2019 - 12:00am
SILVIS, Ill. (AP) — Roberto Diaz shot 9-under 62 Thursday to take the first-round lead in the John Deere Classic.
Playing in the final group of the day off the first tee, the 32-year-old Mexican player birdied four of the first five holes, eagled...
Nation
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St. Bernard Parish Sheriff’s Office inmate workers move free sandbags for residents in Chalmette, La., on Thursday ahead of Tropical Storm Barry from the Gulf of Mexico.
07/12/2019 - 12:00am
NEW ORLEANS — Tropical Storm Barry’s wind and rain began hitting parts of Louisiana Friday as New Orleans and coastal communities braced for a drenching from what could be the season’s first hurricane.
A hurricane warning was in effect along the...
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Bryan Carter, kitchen manager, makes a meatball sub sandwich that was a pick up order.
STAR PHOTOS/Sharon Moore
Melzie Liles, 5, and Tallia Liles, 3, eat lunch from the Wake Up and Lace Up barbeque that was set up in Riverside Park after the 4th of July Parade on Wednesday. Melzie enjoyed a burger while Tallia enjoyed a hot dog.
A group of students and teachers that have gone to Washington D.C. or plan to go to Poland stand in front of the plaque dedicated to Eva Kor in the CCDHS gymnasium lobby
Next to the uneven bars the gymnasts have a chalk bucket and a small water bottle. They take turns wetting their palms and getting a sufficient layer of chalk to help reduce the chance of their hands slipping.
