Fox 4's Colton Chavez spoke with one owner as several Downtown Fort Myers businesses reopen for the first time since Hurricane Ian.
Pope Francis updates sex abuse laws for Catholic Church
Penn State continues spring football practices looking to address these key questions about the team.
El Paso high school sports results: Baseball, softball, soccer for week of March 21-25
"I am super excited" was on repeat during Elijah Moore's introductory press conference with the Browns.
Creta, a Web3 entertainment company specializing in the development and publication of video games and Web3 gaming solutions, is proud to announce a strategic partnership with VAST, a premier marketplace designed to discover and collect digital creations by a diverse community of content creators, empowered by blockchain technology.
Dandruff isn't the only thing this gizmo can tackle: 'Decreased my hair shedding," said one five-star reviewer.
A report from People's Daily: "What kind of a world we should build and how to build it" is a profound topic facing mankind as changes of the world, of the times and of history are unfolding in ways like never before and the world has entered a period of new turbulence and transformation.
Powerful tornadoes left a trail of destruction across rural Mississippi Friday night. Deaths, injuries, damage and power outages have been reported.
Two bungalows were left uninhabitable when a 2m (6.4ft) hole opened up in Cornwall.
Ding-dong! Dinner is served. On any given evening, thousands of doorbells up and down the country herald the arrival of a takeaway. While we might pride ourselves on being a nation of home cooks, modern Britain has a taste for take-out; a 2022 survey found one in five of us order a delivery at least once a month, while 11 per cent get one daily.
‘We weren’t expected to hire anybody for the first six months, even the first year’
Police were hit by projectiles and fireworks in Sainte-Soline, France, on Saturday, March 25, while attempting to disperse a large agricultural protest.Footage shared by the Gendarmerie, the French military police, shows fireworks exploding near officers and flames rising from explosions in the field.France Blue reported that upwards of 25,000 people were in Sainte-Soline to protest the construction of what are known as mega-basins, used to store groundwater that can be used by farmers for irrigation when rainfall in scarce.The Gendarmerie said more than 3,000 officers were deployed to control what the force called “radical activists” partaking in “prohibited gatherings.”The Deux-Sevres department, where Sainte-Soline is located, said on Saturday that injured people were being treated and evacuated from the protest site. The department did not specify whether the injured were police or protesters. Credit: @Gendarmerie via Storyful
Man dead after incident with officer in Moore, police say
"I remember we [were] kids in love, early on, and so we talked about that. But to each his own. Life plans it out. The universe gives it how it's supposed to be given."
I will forever and for always be a Charlotte Awbery stan. She deserves the world.
"I studied abroad in Italy and there was just so much less of it everywhere."
Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al Thani has submitted a new bid to buy Manchester United which is believed to be worth around 5 billion pounds ($6.12 billion), Sky Sports News reported on Saturday. Sheikh Jassim, a son of Qatar’s former prime minister, launched the bid in February. A spokesperson representing Sheikh Jassim said at the time that the bid was completely debt free, via Sheikh Jassim's Nine Two Foundation.
North Carolina State Treasurer Dale Folwell announced on Saturday he will run for governor in 2024, a bid that will likely require him besting Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson to earn the Republican nomination. While Republicans have controlled the Legislature since 2011 and won a majority on the state Supreme Court last November, they have struggled to enter the Executive Mansion. The GOP has won just one gubernatorial general election since 1992, and winner Pat McCrory served for just four years.
Brian Kelly made a trip into Missouri Tiger territory as he looks to take a talented wide receiver out of their backyard.
Over the last two decades, technology companies and policymakers warned of a “digital divide” in which poor children could fall behind their more affluent peers without equal access to technology. Today, with widespread internet access and smartphone ownership, the gap has narrowed sharply. But with less fanfare, a different division has appeared: Across the country, poor children and adolescents are participating far less in sports and fitness activities than more affluent youngsters are. Call
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