Author: Terrence Cons

A preliminary arraignment will be held this morning for the man accused of shooting a 20-year-old man in Edwardsville on Thursday evening.

Jerry Jones' nephew, owner of the Cowboys, enlarges real estate portfolio by expanding to Fort Worth.

Breaking news: A.J. Brown has just become the highest-earning wide receiver in the NFL, signing a $96 million contract with the Philadelphia Eagles that spans three years.

Action continues Friday (today) at the 19th Nigeria Oil and Gas Industry Games at the Moshood Abiola National Stadium, Abuja with the final of table tennis men’s singles between Keye Adekunle (NNPC) and Oyewole Olusegun of Chevron Nigeria the most anticipated. Adekunle defeated pre-Games favourite and NOGIG 2020 silver medalist Joseph Adebayo of NCDMB in […]

After 93 protest-related arrests Wednesday, the university says the event has become a safety concern for its 65,000 attendees

The Hazleton Area boys track and field team stayed in first place in Division 1, reaching a 4-0 record with a 97-53 win over Dallas on Thursday.

The Nigeria Customs Service in Kebbi intercepted approximately 6,240 pieces of cap-sensitive dynamite explosives on the Yauri/Jega Road. Iheanacho Ojike, the Area Comptroller of Customs, stated that the dynamites were intercepted by the joint border patrol team comprising Customs, Army, Police, Immigration, and the Department of State Services during an intelligence-based patrol […]

President Joe Biden’s presidential campaign plans to remain on TikTok despite the president signing a bill into law on Wednesday that could potentially ban the social media app due to security concerns related to Chinese interference. The bill, which is tied to the $95 billion foreign aid package passed by the Senate, would ban TikTok […]

The French festival will also include the “Big City Greens” movie and a celebration of Disney Television Animation's 30th anniversary

A group of unauthorized immigrants have started receiving visas after suing Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and a charter company for allegedly flying them from Texas to Martha’s Vineyard in 2022. This lawsuit was filed by three Venezuelan migrants, identified in the lawsuit as Yanet, Pablo, and Jesus, and the immigrant rights […]