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Ask Pete Dougherty your questions about the Green Bay Packers
Pete Dougherty is taking questions as the Green Bay Packers head into the Week 1 season opener against the Minnesota Vikings in Minneapolis.
Clark Mills Historical Society plans open house, history program
The Clark Mills Historical Society will participate in a community open house Sept. 13 and host a local history presentation Sept. 16.
Milwaukee Wheelchair lacrosse team looks ahead to nationals
The Milwaukee Eagles partner with Marquette University's men's lacrosse team.
Some Sylvan Beach businesses aren't ready to call it a season
Labor Day traditionally marks the unofficial end of summer in Sylvan Beach, but while some businesses are closing up for the season, others are hoping customers keep coming long after "Laffland" spooks its last rider.
Adventist Health, Tulare Local Healthcare District to celebrate anniversaries
The community is invited to participate in a celebration that will mark the 75th anniversary of Tulare's only hospital and the 80th anniversary of the Tulare Local Healthcare District.During the
Adventist Health, Tulare Local Healthcare District to celebrate anniversaries
The community is invited to participate in a celebration that will mark the 75th anniversary of Tulare's only hospital and the 80th anniversary of the Tulare Local Healthcare District.During the
Hayley Jane to open KAC Live! concert series in Clinton
New England singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Hayley Jane will open the KAC Live! 2026-27 concert series Sept. 11 in Clinton.
‘Me and my ChatGPT, we love each other’: South Florida small businesses embrace AI, but many still value human touch
Florida small businesses are rapidly adopting AI to save time and cut costs, but some owners say the technology can’t replace the value of human workers.
Journal Sentinel reporters break down Wisconsin's loss to Notre Dame
The Journal Sentinel's John Steppe and Mark Stewart share their insights on the Badgers' 41-13 loss to No. 5 Notre Dame at Lambeau Field.
Wisconsin vs Notre Dame football highlights at Lambeau Field
Wisconsin and Notre Dame are playing in the Shamrock Series at Lambeau Field to begin the college football season. Check out photos from the action.
CCHS plans Colorscape weekend history tours
Chenango County Historical Society will offer two Norwich tours during Colorscape Chenango, focusing on local architecture, buildings and history.
MCHD: Another sentinel chicken tests positive for West Nile Virus in Mobile County
MCHD says the positive test is in the 36587 ZIP code area.
One arrested after vehicle crashes into Watsonville business, yields 3 injuries
Watsonville police arrested Edwin Wetterstrom, 73, on suspicion of driving under the influence after his SUV crashed into the 98 Cents Store on Freedom Boulevard, injuring two others.
Make politicians pay renaming costs
The renaming of the former Palm Beach International Airport is back in the news, and that prompts some readers to vent about it.
Today in History: September 6, Martina Navratilova requests political asylum in the US
18-year-old tennis star Martina Navratilova of Czechoslovakia, in New York for the U.S. Open, requested political asylum in the United States.
Fall vaccine recommendations released, more Health Headlines
A roundup of regional health news and medical updates affecting residents across Grand Junction and Mesa County.
Jones defense holds off late Evans surge in Soul Bowl
Jones football coaches have pretty much come to the expectation that the defense is going to win games for the Tigers, at least in the early part of the season. That was quite evident at Evans on Saturday afternoon in this year’s edition of the Soul Bowl. The Jones defense came up with a third-quarter goal-line stand, had seven sacks and added an interception, wreaking havoc on the Trojans’ ...
‘Gator Bait’ cheer returns to the Swamp during Jon Sumrall’s Florida debut
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Florida’s “Gator Bait” cheer returned from a six-year hiatus following the first touchdown of the Jon Sumrall era. During the opening quarter of Saturday night’s season opener against Florida Atlantic, fans responded to a once-familiar cue from the school band with words the university ended in June 2020 because of concerns about possible racial undertones. New school ...
California’s healthcare affordability office claims power to punish overspending hospitals
Year after year Californians watch their health bills increase faster than their wages — for some, to the point where care becomes unaffordable. Four years ago, the state created an
California’s healthcare affordability office claims power to punish overspending hospitals
Year after year Californians watch their health bills increase faster than their wages — for some, to the point where care becomes unaffordable. Four years ago, the state created an
Old friends, fierce rivals play at 95th New York State horseshoe championship in Camden
Nestled beneath the trees in southern Camden, the game of horseshoes is alive and well at the Pine Grove Horseshoe Club on Route 13. The club hosted the 95th annual New York State Horseshoe Pitcher's State Championship Tournament this past weekend, where pitchers from all across the state gathered to find the best of the best.
Citrus Heights restaurant closed twice this year due to 'vermin infestation'
A local restaurant on Greenback Lane has suffered several failed inspections over the last several months, according to Sacramento County Environmental Management Department documentation. The restaurant is currently open for business...
Colorscape kicks-off with concert
Colorscape Chenango will open with a Friday concert before its weekend festival in Norwich, featuring more than 120 artists, music and activities.
Muskego shuts down Brookfield Central to remain undefeated
With an explosive offense and multiple takeaways, Muskego ran away with a 53-0 victory Friday, Sept. 4, over Brookfield Central.
Lake Country Lutheran defeats Shoreland Lutheran
Journal Sentinel sports reporter Zac Bellman breaks down Lake Country Lutheran's victory over Shoreland Lutheran on Friday, Sept. 4, 2026.
Jervis library in Rome announces upcoming activities
Jervis Library in Rome has announced its upcoming daily events for the week of Sept. 7.
Scientists studying cockroach milk and nose-blowing win Ig Nobel prizes for quirky science
Ten research teams were awarded the satirical Ig Nobel prizes during a ceremony in Zurich, Switzerland, marking the first time the event was held outside the United States due to visa concerns.
Milwaukee Bucks sign 7-foot center John Butler Jr.
The Milwaukee Bucks signed center John Butler Jr., who played for the Wisconsin Herd, to take part in training camp.
Wauwatosa East tops New Berlin Eisenhower, 34-27, in football
Wauwatosa East improved its record to 3-0 with a 34-27 victory over New Berlin Eisenhower on Thursday, Sept. 3, 2026.
MV Learning in Retirement to hold open house for seniors
The Mohawk Valley Institute for Learning in Retirement (MVILR) will hold its annual Fall Open House & Senior Showcase from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 10 at Mohawk Valley Community College in Rome, according to organization officials.
Maxwell: Remember the Florida politicians who cast cruel votes against heat safety
Maxwell: Two years ago, Florida lawmakers voted to ban counties from giving outdoor workers basic heat-safety protections, like guaranteed access to water and shade. You should remember who they are and how they voted.
Guest Commentary: Screen time isn’t to blame for youth mental-health issues
The narrative tying youth depression to smartphone use and screen time may not be accurate — the passing of the school year or other factors are shown to be more of an indicator.
Extinct species come to life through art exhibition at Orlando Science Center
“Elegy for the Unseen: The Art of Extinct Species” is now on display with more than 50 works by 34 artists who have painted, photographed, sketched or sculpted extinct species.
Orange judge resigns amid investigation over political donations
Judge Diana Tennis was facing suspension and a public reprimand by the Florida Supreme Court.
Coplin Health Systems expands community commitment
PARKERBURG – The Chamber of Commerce of the Mid-Ohio Valley has announced a new educational partnership formalized under its Partner In Education program between Coplin Health Systems and the Caperton Center for Applied Technology. The collaboration bridges regional career and technical education with local community healthcare leadership, creating opportunities for workforce readiness, career exploration and […]
Memorial Healthcare makes Strum president and CEO; he’ll also continue to lead Broward Health
The South Broward Hospital District selected Shane Strum as president and CEO of Memorial Healthcare System, making him the first person to lead both Memorial and Broward Health.
8 Central Florida restaurant shut down after health inspections last week
The Department of Business and Professional Regulation shut down eight Central Florida restaurants during the week from August 23-29 after conducting health inspections.
Donalds dismisses Jolly’s call for new Hope Florida investigation as ‘politics’
Byron Donalds told reporters on Saturday that a Hope Florida probe into DeSantis is not an issue on voters’ minds as they prepare to elect a new governor in November.
3 takeaways as Pitt routs short-handed Wisconsin volleyball
No. 6 Wisconsin volleyball was blown out in a three-set loss to No. 4 Pittsburgh. The Badgers are now 1-3 so far in the 2026 season.
Packers are trading for Pittsburgh Steelers running back Kaleb Johnson
The Packers have uncertainty at the running back spot, so they are trading for Kaleb Johnson, a Pittsburgh Steelers 2025 third-round draft pick.
Drive for nuclear power boosts uranium industry — and tribal health concerns in Southwest
WHITE MESA, Utah — On a hot April day, Malcolm Lehi maneuvered his Jeep Wrangler over a rough dirt road past junipers and sagebrush in search of Entrance Spring on
Jordan Love served as offensive playcaller in Packers preseason win
Jordan Love didn't play in the Packers' preseason finale on Friday night but he played a major role in the comeback win from the sideline.
Jordan Love served as offensive playcaller in Packers preseason win
Jordan Love didn't play in the Packers' preseason finale on Friday night but he played a major role in the comeback win from the sideline.
Packers highlights vs Cardinals preseason game at Lambeau Field
The Packers are playing the Cardinals in their preseason finale. See photos from the game at Lambeau Field.
Op-ed: West Virginia recognized as national leader in small business development, entrepreneurship
For generations, West Virginians have been known for their hard work, determination, and willingness to build something from the ground up. Today, those qualities are matched by an entrepreneurial ecosystem that is helping new businesses not only launch, but succeed in the long term. A recently released business longevity study found that West Virginia leads […]
Hope Florida grand jury describes public money ‘misused for political purposes’
The not-yet released reported was obtained by CBS News Miami and detailed wrongdoing but also an inability to bring criminal charges.
Packers end training camp with joint practice vs. Arizona Cardinals
Fans flocked to Lambeau Field to watch the Packers and Cardinals practice and enjoy rare access to NFL players in final open practice of training camp
Aurora City Council delays vote on so-called socioeconomic impact business permits
All of the proposed changes are expected to be on the Sept. 14 agenda.
UC Santa Cruz launches Center for Marine Genomics
UC Santa Cruz, known worldwide for both genomics and marine science research, is now bridging the gap between the two disciplines with its new Center for Marine Genomics. The center, which launched July 1, will bring opportunities for…
Proposal to limit 'socioeconomic impact' business density returns to Aurora City Council
The proposal targets vape and smoke shops, pawnshops and second-hand buyers, check-cashing businesses, cannabis dispensaries, liquor stores and extended-occupancy motels.
Brewers Get Good Garrett Mitchell Injury News After Braves Game
The Milwaukee Brewers are holding their breath after center fielder Garrett Mitchell left their 4-2 loss to the Atlanta Braves. Mitchell was hit in the right forearm by a Tyler Mahle pitch in the bottom of the fourth inning.Todd Rosiak of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports that Mitchell left the game with a right forearm […] The post Brewers Get Good Garrett Mitchell Injury News After Braves Game appeared first on HEAVY.
Old Forge history series concludes with Salem witch trials program
James Spencer will examine the Salem witch trials through modern science during the final Town of Webb Historical Association Local History program.
Arts at the Palace launches Village Academy for young artists
Arts at the Palace in Hamilton launches Village Academy of the Arts, offering K–12 students dance, music, multi-arts classes and artist mentorship.
Gerber Dental still all smiles 80s years into business
ST. MARYS – A family dental practice in St. Marys is celebrating its 80th anniversary. Gerber Family Dental Practice was founded in 1946 by the late Dr. C.R. Gerber Jr. and has been continuously operated by his children and grandchildren in a tradition spanning three generations of dentists. The Gerber family has cared for thousands […]
Scotts Valley business owners raise concerns over business license fee, road changes
A group of Scotts Valley business owners have banded together to raise awareness about the impact of a local business license tax and changes to road structures.
Live updates: Green Bay Packers vs: Denver Broncos preseason game
Follow the Packers-Broncs preseason game tonight.
Science center event spotlights microgravity art, mythbusting, more
Adults-only evening explores intersection of art and spaceflight plus investigative journalism.
Pictures: Sentinel 150 — Politics in Orlando panel discussion
Former Orange County mayors Linda Chapin and Teresa Jacobs; University of Central Florida Political Science Associate Professor Aubrey Jewett, and AdventHealth Senior Vice President of Advocacy and Public Policy Michael Griffin answer…
Ian Foxx Celebrates 30 Years of Black Entertainment History in New “Heroes & Legends” Book
Veteran Los Angeles celebrity photographer Ian Foxx reflects on decades documenting Black entertainment, culture and community while celebrating his new "Heroes & Legends" collector's edition, featuring 30 years of photographs and a powerful message about preserving Black history for future generations.
Watch: Preseason practice visit with No. 1 Arrowhead
Sights and sounds from an Aug. 12 practice visit with Journal Sentinel area No. 1 team Arrowhead.
Get closer? Aurora looks at when to tell neighbors about new business development
"We have heard a lot from folks who are not adjacent property owners who feel like 'Oh, this just got thrown down in my community and no one was going to tell me anything about it'"
The hidden politics of time: How clocks, calendars — and now-contentious time zones
Experts explore how the social and political construction of time has evolved from ancient natural rhythms to modern standardized systems like time zones and daylight saving time.
See which local eateries passed inspection
See the latest food service inspection reports from Oneida, Herkimer and Madison counties, including violations, inspector comments and restaurants with no violations.
Watch: Preseason practice visit with No. 4 Grafton
Check out the sights and sounds from a practice visit with our No. 4 team and the defending WIAA Division 3 state champions, the Grafton Black Hawks.
On election eve, remembering Nancy Metayer and a better politics
Coral Springs City Commissioner Nancy Metayer was killed just over four months ago. Here, a friend muses that Metayer makes for a good role model in increasingly divisive times.
Guest Commentary: For rural Floridians, better healthcare starts with better transportation
For many rural residents, access to healthcare doesn’t end with whether a provider or clinic exists. It begins with whether they can get there.
Guest Commentary: ‘New weather’ reality defies politics
The climate has caused more disruptions this summer. Liberal politicians will blame the fossil fuel industries for continuing to drive up greenhouse gas emissions in the atmosphere; conservatives will blame regulation and lack of…
Sucker’s dilemma: The science of being scammed
In a world filled with scams, being wary makes perfect sense. But health, trust and decision-making can suffer when the fear of getting conned goes too far.
Watch: Preseason practice visit with No. 5 Homestead
Sights and sounds from an Aug. 5, 2026, practice visit with Journal Sentinel No. 5 area team Homestead.
Growing threat to free speech: Bogus copyright claims making political stories disappear
In what media experts are calling a threat to free speech, bogus copyright complaints have led to the scrubbing of dozens of stories about a congressional candidate from Google search results.
Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital CEO is no longer with Memorial Healthcare System
Caitlin Stella, who has been the CEO for Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital for the past eight years, is no longer in that position as of Tuesday, the South Florida Sun Sentinel has learned..
Community science project aims to warn beachgoers of 'greenhead' hotspots
A unique kind of beast emerges from the marshlands of the East Coast each July.
Photo | Dappled light peaks through UC Santa Cruz forest
Late afternoon sunlight through the forest at UC Santa Cruz creates a pattern of illumination on the Physical Sciences Building on Science Hill. Opened in 2006 atop the university’s Science Hill, this five-story building provides 132,000 s…
Fauci contempt vote reflects the enduring politics of COVID
Republican lawmakers and Secretary of Health RFK Jr. continue to scrutinize the legacy of COVID-19, recently voting to hold retired immunologist Anthony Fauci in contempt after his refusal to testify before a Senate committee.
Two wheels: A business and a way of life
Josh Berntsen rides his bicycle to work, rain or shine. This seems fitting for The Cycle Sanctuary’s owner, a man whose life has revolved around spinning wheels.
Entertainment for mind, ears, and eyes
The Cover 2 Cover Book Club will discuss the book The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store by James McBride on Tuesday, Aug. 11, at 10 a.m. The novel won the
1 Central Florida restaurant shut down after health inspections last week
The Department of Business and Professional Regulation shut down one Central Florida restaurants during the week from July 26-August 1
Student-Produced Beehive Block Party Opens Doors to Live Entertainment Careers
South Los Angeles students gained hands-on entertainment industry experience by producing the Live Nation-backed Beehive Block Party, the culminating event of the SoLa Live Accelerator Program.
Clayville Library marks centennial with monthlong celebration
The Clayville Library Association is marking its 100th anniversary this month with free daily giveaways, weekly basket raffles, live music and children's entertainment for the community.
At colleges, the AI boom means everyone wants to dabble in computer science
As enrollment in traditional computer science programs declines, universities across the United States are rapidly expanding artificial intelligence education to include students from diverse majors like music and psychology.
Inspections find violations at area restaurants
Review June 2026 food service inspection reports from the New York State Department of Health for restaurants, schools and other food establishments in Oneida, Herkimer and Madison counties.
Orlando Sentinel 150: Central Florida’s major role in state, national politics
Central Florida was a battleground region for the White House for decades, with presidents and candidates routinely swinging through and drawing crowds every four years.
Senior performers in the Valley say they feel young on stage. Science backs that up
CLOVIS, Calif. — Mac McIntosh started singing when he was 8 years old. He’s 77 now, but his glory days are far from over.
Tencent’s “GTA Rival” Last Sentinel Collapses After Six Years of Development as 80 Layoffs Hit the Studio Behind It
Tencent's "GTA rival" Last Sentinel has collapsed after six years in development, with 80 layoffs hitting LightSpeed LA, the studio behind it
Inside Tencent’s Failed Attempt to Take On ‘Grand Theft Auto’
Lightspeed’s Last Sentinel burnt through six years of development and hundreds of millions of dollars
Pictures: Orlando Health Children’s Pavilion ribbon cutting
Scenes from the ribbon cutting ceremony of the new Orlando Health Children’s Pavilion, Thursday, July 30, 2028. The 189,000 square-foot, $160 million outpatient pediatric care facility brings more than 30 specialties together under one roof…
Madison County Fair returns to Brookfield this weekend
BROOKFIELD — The 187th Madison County Fair will return to the Madison County Fairgrounds, 1968 Fairground Road, from today, Thursday, July 30, through Sunday, Aug. 2.
Packers rookie Dani Dennis-Sutton talks about Micah Parsons
Green Bay Packers rookie defensive end Dani Dennis-Sutton talks about fellow Penn State alum Micah Parsons.
Small Business Administration state director visits GJ to learn about local biz needs
During her stay in Grand Junction this week, Frances Padilla met a hotel worker who also happened to own a small business, with her hotel work as a second job.
The Ambitious Open-World Cyberpunk Action Game Troy Baker Was Working On Gets Hit With Mass Layoff
After internal review, Lightspeed LA said Last Sentinel wasn't living up to expectations forcing a creative shift in development
Fireworks at Boonville-Oneida County Fair rescheduled
The fireworks at the Boonville-Oneida County Fair have been rescheduled to Friday due to the rainy weather this week, according to organizers.
America 250: High school boys sports Mount Rushmore picks for each school: Vote for top 5
Who was picked for each high school's Mount Rushmore of boys sports? Check it out AND VOTE
Lightspeed LA Lays Off Staff as It Shifts LAST SENTINEL's Creative Direction
Lightspeed LA, the developer behind LAST SENTINEL, announced that it’s making a big shift in creative direction that will impact some members of its staff.
Tencent's Lightspeed LA shifts direction for Last Sentinel game and lays off 80 staff
Lightspeed LA is laying off 80 staff members and it is shifting its creative and development direction for Last Sentinel.
America 250: High school girls sports Mount Rushmore picks for each school: Vote for top 5
Who was picked for each high school's Mount Rushmore of girls sports? Check it out AND VOTE
A summer of creativity and fun
One of my biggest dreams has always been to develop an improv troupe reminiscent of my days in Chicago, where I studied at The Second City and ImprovOlympic (now known
Why harassing wall workers, local business and individuals kills resistance to the wall
I am writing this under circumstances I never imagined when I settled in Terlingua. As I prepare for an upcoming trial, the personal safety threats against me have become a daily reality. Local group chats and barroom gossip have boiled over into an ugly mob rage, condemning my property and my character to hell. The […]
Wave of physician departures from Dignity Health in Santa Cruz spark patient concerns
A wave of physician departures from the Dignity Health network in Santa Cruz has raised concerns among local patients and healthcare experts about access to care and the stability of the local healthcare system more broadly.
Maxwell: Dear Lord, protect us from politicians who politick in your name
Maxwell: God on her side? An Orange County school board candidate who has waged campaigns to ban books and end pride celebrations says that, if she wins, it will show that ‘God always gets the victory’