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Sewage overflows zap Ironman swim in the Connecticut River for 2nd year
“The safety of our athletes, volunteers and staff remains our top priority,” organizers said in a statement on social media.
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5m2026 North, Group 4 softball semifinal preview: No. 6 Watchung Hills at No. 5 Morris Knolls
Which Top 10 team will make a state final in this marquee showdown between two of the state's best?
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2mTickets sold out for Michigan NASCAR race for first time in years
While the infield has sold out five years in a row, this is the first sellout of the grandstands in well over a decade.
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2mMichigan fans give Kyle Busch an 8-finger salute during MIS NASCAR race
A similar tribute was done at tracks in 2001 when Dale Earnhardt died with fans holding up three fingers on Lap 3.
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3mLawsuit seeks to stop the UFC fight at White House for Trump’s birthday
The lawsuit contends the Trump administration’s authorization of the June 14 event was unlawful.
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4mWhen the governor can’t inspect a detention facility, democracy has a problem -- Opinion
ew Jersey officials must use their oversight authority, budget power and public voice to challenge the GEO Group's obstruction at Delaney Hall.