By MATT OTT AP Business Writer SILVER SPRING, Md. (AP) — Peloton has suffering its worst day as a publicly traded company. The sell-off came after the exercise bike and treadmill company told investors that it will likely lose more money than it had expected in fiscal 2022. Peloton thrived during the pandemic, recording its
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By JENNA FRYER AP Auto Racing Writer AVONDALE, Ariz. (AP) — NASCAR has denounced its association with the “Let’s go, Brandon” political cry that’s being used as an insult to President Joe Biden. NASCAR President Steve Phelps says the top motorsports series in the United States does not want to be associated with politics “on
Continue ReadingBy WYFF Staff Click here for updates on this story BEREA, South Carolina (WYFF) — An emu on the loose caused quite a stir in the Berea area of Greenville County Tuesday morning. WYFF News 4’s Taggart Houck was on the way to work when he spotted the emu near Berea First Baptist Church. He
Continue Reading BOCA RATON, Fla. (AP) — The opening round of the TimberTech Championship has been washed out by rain. The plan now is for a 36-hole Saturday on the PGA Tour Champions. Brian Claar is the vice president in charge of rules and competition. He says 5 inches of rain had fallen by noon on Friday
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CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. (KMIZ) The Blair Oaks volleyball team won its first ever state championship on Friday. The Falcons beat Strafford 3-0 to finish the season as the top team in Class 3. Here’s video of the Falcons celebration. Blair Oaks compiled a record of 35-4. The Falcons finished the season with 13 straight wins.
Continue ReadingGermán Padinger Nota del editor: Jorge Dávila Miguel es licenciado en Periodismo desde 1973 y ha mantenido una carrera continuada en su profesión hasta la fecha. Tiene posgrados en Ciencias de la Información Social y Medios de Comunicación Sociales, así como estudios posuniversitarios en Relaciones Internacionales, Economía Política e Historia Latinoamericana. Actualmente, Dávila Miguel es
Continue ReadingBy Anika Hope Click here for updates on this story ORLANDO, Florida (WESH) — For many new parents, the days and weeks after birth are about making memories. For Paola Gambini, the nearly 90 days after her daughter’s birth were about survival. “I remember just riding in the ambulance, and they’re giving me oxygen. And
Continue ReadingBy Lauren Johnson Click here for updates on this story GRANGER, Iowa (KCCI) — Nearly 1,500 miles from Mexico, workers at the Jester Park Nature Center in Grainger found a Monarch butterfly that needed to hitch a ride if it wanted to make it through the winter. They decided to wing it and ask for
Continue Reading By WILL GRAVES AP Sports Writer PITTSBURGH (AP) — Pittsburgh Steelers outside linebacker Taco Charlton is looking to prove he’s not a bust but a late bloomer. Charlton was a first-round pick by Dallas in 2017 but he struggled to find playing time. The Steelers are Charlton’s fourth team in the last three seasons. Charlton
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By EDITH M. LEDERER Associated Press UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The U.N. Security Council has called for an end to the intensifying and expanding conflict in Ethiopia,, and for unhindered access for humanitarian aid to tackle the world’s worst hunger crisis in a decade in the war-torn Tigray region. The U.N.’s most powerful body also
Continue Reading NEW YORK (AP) — Federal agents searched the New York homes of people tied to the conservative group Project Veritas months after the group received a diary that a tipster claimed belonged to President Joe Biden’s youngest daughter. The group’s leader, James O’Keefe, detailed the searches in a video posted Friday on YouTube. He said
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IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Iowa authorities say a man who shot an air rifle at a squirrel in his yard unintentionally seriously wounded a Missouri man who was driving by. Authorities say 69-year-old Philip Olson, of Iowa City, turned himself in to police three days after the 20-year-old man was found Oct. 17 in
Continue Reading IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Iowa authorities say a man who shot an air rifle at a squirrel in his yard unintentionally seriously wounded a Missouri man who was driving by. Authorities say 69-year-old Philip Olson, of Iowa City, turned himself in to police three days after the 20-year-old man was found Oct. 17 in
Continue Reading DOVER, Del. (AP) — In a story published Nov. 4, 2021, about the death of Ruth Ann Minner, The Associated Press misspelled the last name of another former governor of Delaware. The correct spelling is Sherman Tribbitt, not Sherman Tribbit.
Continue Reading FORT WAYNE, Ind. (AP) — An Indiana congressman has regained control of his office Twitter account after deleting a post about a transgender Biden administration official that the social media company found violated its rules. Twitter’s action came after Republican Rep. Jim Banks posted tweets last month regarding Dr. Rachel Levine becoming the first openly
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By Taylor Romine and Alexander Harring, CNN A 14-year-old girl in New Jersey has been missing for more than 20 days after she walked to a local deli and never returned, officials said during a Friday press conference. Jashyah Moore disappeared on the morning of October 14 while visiting a neighborhood deli close to her
Continue Reading CHICAGO (AP) — Dallas assistant Mikey Varas has been hired as head coach of the U.S. under-20 national team. Varas served as Luchi Gonzalez’s assistant for three seasons with the Major League Soccer club. The U.S. will be trying to qualify for the 2023 Under-20 World Cup. The 2021 tournament was canceled because of the
Continue ReadingBy Liz Collin Click here for updates on this story MONTICELLO, Minnesota (WCCO) — The story of a Monticello boy donating his pumpkin money touched many hearts across Minnesota. Last month, WCCO shared how little Emmett grows his own pumpkins every year, only to give away the proceeds. As we found, his family has been
Continue Reading Stocks that traded heavily or had substantial price changes Friday: Expedia, Pfizer rise; Peloton, Emergent BioSolutions fall.
Continue Reading By CHARLES ODUM AP Sports Writer ATLANTA (AP) — The Atlanta Braves were cheered by hundreds of thousands of fans in a two-stage parade celebrating the team’s first World Series championship since 1995. Some area schools closed, and students seized the opportunity to attend the parade. The party started in downtown Atlanta, near the Braves’
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