Why Jannik Sinner's ban has divided the tennis world
Last Saturday, it was announced that the world's best player, Jannik Sinner, had negotiated a settlement with the World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) over offences committed last March, and would be ...
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Had a Few Too Many Drinks Last Night? Here's What You Can Do This Morning
Grab a big glass of water (or a few), and let's talk about how to bounce back after having a few drinks last night. Related: ...
CT state police dog sniffs out alleged crack cocaine ‘consistent with street level distribution’
A traffic stop led Connecticut State Police to an alleged drug cache. The stop, just after 8 p.m. on February 20, in Griswold, conducted by troopers with Troop E – Montville took place after they ...
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Oklahoma Proposes ‘Marissa Murrow Act’ to Combat Drunk Driving After UCO Student's Tragic Death
Oklahoma's proposed Marissa Murrow Act aims to prevent drunk driving by requiring bartenders to be licensed and trained.
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Kratom to be tested for addiction risk in first-ever study
Popular for its stimulating and pain-relieving properties, the herb kratom can be as easy to buy as a bag of chips in many parts of the U.S. That’s also raised questions about whether kratom should be ...
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Researchers uncover new method to extract dangerous substance from drinking water — and it could save society billions every year
Researchers have developed a new method for boron removal in water treatment, which could save desalination plants billions.
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Arrest reports from Feb. 10-17
Arrest reports from the Columbus County Sheriff’s Office are public record after an individual is booked in the Columbus ...