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Tiger Says He's Stepping Away From Golf For The Time Being
PageSix— Tiger Woods is contesting the charges stemming from his recent rollover crash in Florida and is stepping back from professional golf to address the situation. He has pleaded not guilty to DUI-related offenses and requested a jury trial. In a public statement following his arrest, Woods acknowledged the gravity of the circumstances and said he plans to take time away from the sport to focus on treatment and his health. The accident occurred near his home when his SUV overturned after colliding with another vehicle; authorities reported signs of impairment, though he tested negative for alcohol and said he had taken prescription medication.
Read full story →President Trump Will Address Nation On Iran Tonight
NY Times— Donald Trump is scheduled to deliver a national address Wednesday night, described by the White House as an “important update on Iran.” The speech will air at 9 p.m. ET as the U.S. enters the fifth week of its conflict with Iran, with military operations still underway. In advance of the remarks, Trump has indicated the war might conclude within the next two to three weeks, hinting at a potential move toward de-escalation.
Read full story →Study Shows Most Americans Are 90 Days Away From Financial Collapse
StudyFinds— A recent study suggests that the average American would face financial collapse or even bankruptcy within about three months of losing their income, underscoring how limited many households’ savings are. Based on responses from thousands nationwide, the findings reveal that despite a seemingly strong job market, rising expenses for essentials like housing, food, and utilities are eroding financial stability and leaving many people living paycheck to paycheck. Experts say this points to a broader cost-of-living crisis, with even middle-income earners struggling to manage basic expenses and often depending on tax refunds to get by.
Read full story →Ex-DHS Secretary's Husband Is A Cross Dresser
DailyMail— A report claims that Byron, the husband of former Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, allegedly led a secret double life involving cross-dressing, citing images and assertions about his private behavior published by Daily Mail. The report also included commentary suggesting the situation could have posed a potential security risk during Noem’s tenure, a claim raised by a former intelligence official. Noem later appeared to acknowledge the authenticity of the images and asked for privacy for her family. Donald Trump responded by expressing sympathy for the family while saying he was not familiar with the details.
Read full story →Okaloosa County Schools Votes To Increase Athletic Event Ticket Prices
WEAR TV3— Ticket prices for high school athletic events in Okaloosa County are set to increase after approval from the Okaloosa County School Board, with the changes taking effect in the 2026–27 school year. Adult football tickets will rise from $8 to $10 and student tickets from $5 to $6, while for all other sports, adult prices will go from $5 to $7 and student tickets from $4 to $5. School officials say the increases are driven by rising costs, with Charlie Marello noting significant expenses such as $16,000 to recertify football helmets this year. Administrators emphasized that while ticket revenue goes directly to each sport’s program, the increases will only partially offset costs, leaving teams still heavily reliant on fundraising efforts.
Read full story →71-Year-Old School Bus Driver Fired After Urinating Inside Bus
CBSNews— A school bus driver in Massachusetts has been fired following a troubling incident on a morning route involving young students. Authorities say the 71-year-old driver instructed children—from pre-K through second grade—to move to the back of the bus before allegedly urinating while seated at the wheel, then completed the route and dropped them off at school. Students later reported the incident to teachers, prompting an investigation. Officials believe no children actually witnessed the act, and while no charges have been filed, the case has been referred to child welfare authorities as the district reviews its transportation provider.
Read full story →UWF Making Transition To D-I Athletics
WEAR TV3— University of West Florida is reportedly preparing to transition its athletics program from Division II to Division I, according to Yahoo Sports, and is expected to formally announce the move during a scheduled press conference. College football reporter Ross Dellenger indicates the Argonauts will join the United Athletic Conference for football and the Atlantic Sun Conference for other sports, with a reported $2 million entry fee and a required three-year transition period before becoming eligible for NCAA championships, though they can compete in conference postseason play immediately. The move would place UWF among several established Division I programs, with the new conference schedule expected to include the Argonauts as early as 2026.
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Feb 11, 12:00 PM - Apr 2, 12:00 PMSTYX & Foghat Ticket Giveaway At Stripes Pub & Grill
📍 Stripes Pub and Grill
Stop by Stripes Pub and Grill in Navarre and register to win a pair of tickets to see STYX and Foghat live in concert in Biloxi in April.
Today's Holidays
Celebrate the weird stuff. We do.
Holiday #1 of 4
St. Stupid's Day
St. Stupid’s Day is that annual civic service where grown adults put on costumes, march around like their dignity’s on a smoke break, and call it “tradition” so nobody has to admit they just needed attention in public. It started with the Cacophony Society, which is basically what happens when pranksters discover paperwork and decide to weaponize it. The point isn’t to celebrate stupidity; it’s to drag it into the sunlight, give it a little parade permit, and remind the rest of us we’re only one bad decision away from joining the drumline. Consider it a holiday for self-awareness, except self-awareness showed up late and slightly overdressed.
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