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Oct 20 2025CELEBRITIES

Remembering Sam Rivers: The Heartbeat of Limp Bizkit

Sam Rivers, the beloved bass player of Limp Bizkit, has passed away. The news was shared by his bandmates on social media, who remembered him as a unique talent and a cherished friend. They described him as "pure magic" and "the soul in the sound, " highlighting his irreplaceable rhythm and enormous

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Oct 20 2025WEATHER

North Bay's Week of Waves and Weather Wonders

The North Bay is in for a wild ride this week, with waves and weather taking center stage. First up, the ocean is getting feisty. Big, powerful waves are rolling in from the northwest, and they're not just any waves. These are the kind that can create sneaky rip currents and sneaker waves. You know,

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Oct 19 2025SPORTS

Chaos at the US Grand Prix: Who's to Blame?

The United States Grand Prix sprint race saw a dramatic start with a multi-car collision involving McLaren's Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris. The incident left fans and teams questioning the decisions made by the drivers involved. McLaren's top executives, Zak Brown and Andrea Stella, pointed finger

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Oct 18 2025SPORTS

Max's Clean Win Amidst Chaos in Austin Sprint

Max Verstappen secured a clear win in the Austin Sprint, but the race was anything but smooth for others. Right from the start, the McLaren duo of Norris and Piastri were out of the race due to a crash at Turn 1. Hulkenberg's Kick Sauber was involved, causing a chain reaction that took out both McLa

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Sep 03 2025OPINION

New York's Traffic Nightmare: Can Driverless Cars Help or Hurt?

New York City is thinking about letting driverless cars, like those from Waymo, hit the streets. Waymo, which is owned by Google's parent company, Alphabet, has already started testing its electric Jaguars in the city. But there's a catch: a person has to be in the driver's seat because of state law

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Aug 14 2025WEATHER

Rainy Days Ahead: Staying Safe in Columbia

Columbia is bracing for more rain, and it's not good news. The ground is already soaked from recent downpours, and another 1 to 2 inches could cause flash floods. This means streams might overflow quickly, turning into rivers in just minutes or hours. The weather forecast shows heavy rain moving in

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Aug 08 2025BUSINESS

Keeping Your Trucking Business Safe from Audits

Running a trucking business is no easy task, especially when you're a small fleet owner or a solo driver. One of the biggest risks you face is not keeping your driver qualification files up to date. These files are crucial because they can trigger unexpected audits from the Federal Motor Carrier Saf

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Aug 07 2025HEALTH

Breast Cancer: When Money and Access Matter

Black women in the U. S. face a tough battle with breast cancer. They are more likely to be diagnosed at a later stage. This makes treatment harder and survival rates lower. Why does this happen? It's not just about biology. Social factors play a big role. Money matters. Women living below the pove

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Aug 06 2025SPORTS

Zane Smith's Struggle and the Iowa Speedway Showdown

Zane Smith's journey in the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series has been anything but smooth. With his last win dating back to 2022, Smith has faced immense pressure to perform. Despite a strong start in the Truck Series and a high-profile move to the Cup level, his season has been marked by inconsistency. Throu

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Aug 04 2025HEALTH

Sun Spots: Uncovering the Hidden Drivers

Sun spots, those pesky dark patches on the skin, are more than just a cosmetic issue. They pop up after too much sun exposure and can hint at bigger skin problems. But what's really going on inside the skin when these spots appear? Scientists have been digging into this question and have come up wit

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