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Jan 17 2026SPORTS

Local High Schools Showcase Skills on the Court

The basketball scene in Green Bay and nearby areas was buzzing with action on Friday, Jan. 16. The boys' teams brought their A-game, with De Pere, Bay Port, and Denmark coming out on top. De Pere's Redbirds had a standout performance, thanks to Noah Maniscalco, Jack Bookter, and Will Krueger, who co

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Jan 17 2026OPINION

Sports Betting: Time for Rules to Keep the Game Fair

Sports betting is growing fast, and so are the problems that come with it. Recent news about college and NBA players involved in point-shaving schemes is just the tip of the iceberg. This is not new, but it's getting worse. For years, Nevada was the only place where sports betting was legal. They h

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Jan 17 2026SCIENCE

How Short Videos Mess with Your Brain

Short videos are everywhere. They are fun and easy to watch. But what happens in your brain when you watch them? Scientists wanted to find out. They looked at how the brain changes when people watch short videos. The brain has parts that help us control our actions. These parts are called the dorsa

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Jan 17 2026CELEBRITIES

Bella Hadid: From Runways to Reins and Screens

Bella Hadid is making waves beyond the fashion world. She's stepping into acting with a bang, starring in a new sci-fi horror series called "The Beauty. " Her character, Ruby, is quite the action hero, smashing mirrors and racing through Paris on a motorcycle. It seems like Bella is bringing her rea

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Jan 17 2026ENTERTAINMENT

Brothers, Waves, and Secrets: A Surf Drama in the Making

A new surf drama is brewing, and it's not just about riding waves. Two big names in entertainment and surf culture are teaming up to bring a story of brothers, secrets, and the healing power of the ocean to life. The project, called "Bali Hai, " is set to hit the screens after it's filmed in the bea

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Jan 17 2026LIFESTYLE

Winter Car Care: Simple Steps to Keep Your Vehicle Running Smoothly

As the mercury dips, it's time to give your car some extra attention. A local mechanic shares some easy tips to keep your vehicle in top shape during the cold months. First things first, check your battery. Most batteries last around four years. If your car is slow to start, the lights are dim, or

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Jan 17 2026EDUCATION

North Texas Private Schools Embrace State Funding

A significant shift is happening in North Texas' education landscape. Over 250 private schools in the area have enrolled in a new state program. This program allows them to receive public funds. The program is similar to school vouchers. It was approved by Governor Greg Abbott last year. Starting in

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Jan 17 2026EDUCATION

Colorado Kids: Where Are They Going?

In Colorado, public schools are seeing fewer kids. About 10, 000 students left, which is a 1. 2% drop. That's a big change, but not as big as during the pandemic. Back then, 30, 000 students left. So, why are kids leaving now? One reason is that fewer kids are in the age group for school. But that'

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Jan 17 2026CRIME

Britain's Train Crime Wave: Who's Behind It?

Britain's trains, once seen as safe and orderly, are now facing a serious crime problem. New data shows that foreign nationals are involved in a large number of arrests on trains and subways. In fact, they make up 80% of theft arrests and 40% of violent crime suspects. This is a big deal because mig

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Jan 17 2026HEALTH

The Hidden Crisis: How COVID-19 Made Domestic Abuse Worse and What We Can Do

Domestic abuse is a big problem that hurts many people. It got even worse during the COVID-19 pandemic. Lots of studies have talked about this, but we need a big picture view to understand it better. This review aims to bring together all the information we have to see how domestic abuse changed dur

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