Mike Woodard teed it up at his home club on Sunday evening and didn't stop playing until nearly two days later.

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These days it seems like everybody in Minnesota wants to take a walk in the woods — especially to take in the breathtaking views on the Bean and Bear lakes loop of the Superior Hiking Trail, which is ...

The largest free blues festival in the world is back in Chicago starting with an event Thursday night at the Ramova theatre. Dozens of artists will have performances at Millennium Park throughout the ...

I want my stores to feel like an old shoe, but I don’t want them to smell like an old shoe. Vinyl seems to show up everywhere these days. Department stores, clothing outlets, and even bookstores now ...

The team of scientists from James Cook University, University of Western Australia and Edith Cowan University surveyed coral reefs in the West Australian Houtman Abrolhos group of islands (HAI), ...

There’s a moment on The Beatles’ “White Album” that almost feels like stepping through a doorway. “Back in the U.S.S.R.” barrels in, loud, brash and upbeat with jet engines, guitar and Beach ...

Ahead of this weekend’s Big Ten Outdoor Track & Field Championships, Berlyn Schutz is excited to race against some of the top athletes in the country. And, because it’s happening right here in her ...

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Qualcomm has staged a violent round trip. The stock fell from a December peak of $179.26 to a March low of $129.39, then ripped back, gaining 39.45% over the past month and 23.79% over the past year.

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Historic Starship Records & Tapes closes its doors. After over 50 years of sharing CDs, tapes and vinyl to Tulsans, Starship Records & Tapes will permanently close Saturday, Jan. 31, 2026. TULSA, Okla ...