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Lexington, KY

Northern Kentucky Tribune

Kentucky coach Mark Pope never played high school basketball in the Bluegrass State. If you didn’t know any better, you would think he has bled Blue all of his life. His three seasons at Kentucky from 1994-96, including a year he had to sit out because of NCAA transfer rules in place at the time, was all it took for Pope to understand what it means to wear the Blue-and-White jersey.

Keith Taylor: Kentucky basketball coach Mark Pope understands what it means to bleed Blue

New York City, NY

Nebraska State

Angry Ben

Good morning everyone. The Northeast is experiencing "textbook" spring weather for the area, and the rest of the week and weekend looks to follow suit. When we say "textbook" for the Northeast, we're not talking flowers, sunshine, and 75 degrees every day. The region typically experiences a lot of clouds and wild swings in temperatures, and we will see a continuation of this until the pattern settles down a bit.

Severe Weather Outbreak Likely Tonight Across Areas of South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, and Oklahoma

Florida State

Tampa, FL

L. Cane

Despite the caloric content and directives from a person's family doctor, many people enjoy a big, juicy hamburger every once in a while. A burger is arguably the ideal comfort food.

Florida's Thee Burger Spot, Which Reportedly Has The "Best" Burgers, Has A Burger Option For $7.75

Texas State

Austin, TX

Lance R. Fletcher

Immigration policy at protests at the University of Texas at Austin aren't the only controversies in the Lone Star State at the moment. Thirsty? Lawmakers in Austin are. Texas farmers and ranchers are demanding that Mexico honor obligations to provide water for the U.S.

Texas lawmakers plead with Biden admin to demand Mexico turn on tap for water delivery

Denver, CO

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David Heitz

Do you wonder what that nasty smell that has been cropping up all over Denver is?. I know. Denver has lots of nasty smells, including urine and feces in the alleys. There also is the unmistakable chemical smell of meth that turns some people’s stomachs. And of course, marijuana lingers in the air Denver-wide.

Opinion: The smell of death in Denver

Auburndale, FL

If you happen upon great weather and a weekend with nothing to do, spending time at one of Florida's flea markets can be a wonderful way to spend a day. Not only do you get to hunt for treasures, you'll probably get to sample some fantastic food and you might even save some money. Plus, some of Florida's flea markets offer free entertainment to visitors.

Unique, FL Flea Market Among The State's "Best" - 1,200 Vendors And A Live Circus, Alligator Show

Louisiana State

Campbell, MO

CJ Coombs

When homes are listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it usually means there will be an intended purpose to keep the structure alive whether it’s through historic restoration, repurposing, or general maintenance. Sometimes, too, these places get demolished.

This house in the southern tip of Missouri constructed over 160 years ago could be a book of stories

Pensacola, FL

Florida has plenty of historic restaurants that are fun to visit. Examples are the No Name Pub in Big Pine Key, Joe's Stone Crab in Miami, and The Seminole Inn in Indiantown. However, neither is fast food. And Love Food recently named Florida's "most historic" fast food restaurant. It's not a chain, but it does have an interesting story.

Florida's "Most Historic" Fast Food Restaurant Is "Straight Out Of Happy Days"

The City and County of Denver is not meeting migrants’ demands despite saying they would do so, according to Housekeys Action Network Denver, or HAND, a homeless advocacy group.

Denver not meeting migrants’ demands, HAND says

Kansas City, MO

Twenty-two years ago, Robert Ray Courtney (Inmate Register #14636-045) was convicted of diluting chemotherapy drugs for more than 4,000 patients. It's been recently reported he will be released from prison this summer to a halfway house. Victims and families of victims are most likely disappointed and furious and understandably so.

The former Kansas City pharmacist who diluted chemotherapy drugs is set to be released in June 2024

Fort Myers, FL

Although Florida is arguably a wonderful place to get fresh catch seafood, some New Englanders will tell you that Florida falls short in terms of Lobster products, particularly lobster rolls.

New England Chain Known For Its Lobster Rolls & Cheap Roast Beef Sandwiches Getting 2 New FL Stores

Colorado State

Boulder, CO

Colorado Martini

About forty years ago, a lake in Northern Colorado was a popular nude swimming attraction. Coot Lake is now a popular place to walk your dog and let them jump in for a cool swim. But this wasn't always for dogs. It was once a place where you could swim nude.

Remembering the clothing optional beach in Colorado

Wyoming State

Darby, MT

WyoFile

JACKSON HOLE—A scrunched, humbled look broke out on Tim Mangold’s face as he gripped the little, lone antler he carried out of the western Wyoming mountains on Wednesday. The 59-year-old affable Darby, Montana man — a hunting outfitter, woodworker and father of seven — had had quite the day.

A Montana shed hunter’s (accidental) last Wyoming dance

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Falls City, OR

The Oregonian

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Oregon State mailbag: Beavers adjusting to time difference, scared of Scott Barnes leaving, most improved women’s player

Another installment of the Oregon State mailbag, where readers ask questions about Beavers athletics and The Oregonian/OregonLive’s Nick Daschel provides a response. In your opinion, how...

Oregon State mailbag: Beavers adjusting to time difference, scared of Scott Barnes leaving, most improved women’s player

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