COMMENTARY: Streams of opinions | Jefferson City News-Tribune

Some random observations about some political issues: Democrats need to avoid falling into the trap of opposing the war against Iran just because Donald Trump started it (although one could argue that Iran did, nearly 50 years ago, when it seized our embassy and diplomats in Tehran). There is plenty to criticize when it comes to our military action against Iran, including the incoherent, constantly shifting justifications put forth for it by the administration and a continued failure to identify objectives that would make possible a definition of victory. Still, our campaign was decades ove

Dusty May Turned Michigan Into a Juggernaut Faster Than Anyone Expected

CHICAGO -- The 2024 men's college basketball coaching carousel had the potential to reshape the sport for a generation. Kentucky opened after John Calipari's departure for Arkansas. So, too, did Louisville, its biggest rival, down in the dumps after the miserable Kenny Payne era.

Veteran RJ Johnson battling for starting role with CU Buffs

Three years into his college football journey, RJ Johnson hasn't played as much as he would have hoped. With more experience and better health this spring, however, Johnson is aiming to change that. "This is my third year here," said Johnson, a junior cornerback for the Colorado Buffaloes. "So, I've been here. I've seen it all. I've been around Travis (Hunter), I've been around Cam (Silmon-Craig), some of those guys.

EETDJobs posting: Admin Coordinator II/III

Southwest Power Pool (SPP) is about more than power. We're about the power of relationships. Our employees have the opportunity to work together to ensure electricity is delivered reliably and affordably to the millions of people living in our service territory. We have been voted one of Arkansas' Best Places to work by Arkansas Business and we are looking for a member of our team who is passionate about our mission to keep the lights on! We have a core ideology here at SPP that we stand by: Do the right thing, for the right reason, in the right way.

What channel is the Cardinals game on? TV lineup for opening day is announced.

The Cardinals' migration to new television channels continued Thursday morning, just hours ahead of the start of the regular season and opening day at Busch Stadium. While the Cardinals and Major League Baseball continue to negotiate new deals to get broadcasts to more fans, the team updated its "linear television distribution lineup," with the possibility more distributors could be added. Or, put more clearly, which channel cable subscribers can find games on. Below is the complete list ahead of the 3:15 p.m. St. Louis time start for Thursday's opener against Tampa Bay.

Batesville, Arkansas: A Guide to History, Nature, and Modern Life in the Ozarks

Where the Ozarks Meet the White River

Nestled along the banks of the White River in north-central Arkansas, Batesville is a city that beautifully blends deep historical roots with the natural splendor of the Ozark foothills. As the oldest existing city in Arkansas and the county seat of Independence County, Batesville serves as a regional hub for commerce, education, and culture. It’s a place where the pace of life allows for both community connection and outdoor adventure, offering a distinct quality of life that draws visitors and new residents alike.

What Joseph Duggar Said in Phone Call With Alleged Victim's Father

According to an affidavit obtained by People on Wednesday, March 25, Deputy Sheriff Darrell Norris "requested" that the father of the 14-year-old girl who accused Duggar, 31, of sexual abuse call the 19 Kids and Counting alum to confront him about the allegations. These calls, known as "pretext phone calls," are often used in rape and sexual assault cases, in which the alleged victim calls their alleged abuser while under the supervision of an officer, recording the conversation without the alleged abuser's knowledge.The purpose of these calls is to elicit a potentially incriminating statemen

Trader Joe's Vegetable Fried Rice added to massive glass contamination recall

Foreign objects described as glass shards, from 1 to 3 centimeters long and 2 to 4 millimeters wide, are the reason for the recall. A previous investigation determined that contaminated carrots used in the dishes were the source of the glass.