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by: Matthew Stephens, Amanda Mauller Posted: Jan 12, 2023 / 09:20 AM CST Updated: Jan 12, 2023 / 09:20 AM CST by: Matthew Stephens, Amanda Mauller Posted: Jan 12, 2023 / 09:20 AM CST Updated: Jan 12, 2023 / 09:20 AM CST We review your answers to our Facebook Question of the Day. Some celebrity birthdays you might share the day with. Plus when you enter your birthday on fourstateshomepage.com, one random name will be drawn every Friday to receive 4 FREE tickets to B&B Theatres in Neosho! Click here to request to be a guest!GMFS Birthday and Anniversary RequestPick of the Litter Trending Stories Don't Miss  » Read More

Lisa Marie Presley Hospitalized After Medical EmergencyUPDATE 6:18 PM PT: Lisa Marie Presley has died. She was 54. "It is with a heavy heart that I must share the devastating news that my beautiful daughter Lisa Marie has left us," her mom Priscilla Presley confirmed in a statement to People Jan. 12. "She was the most passionate strong and loving woman I have ever known. We ask for privacy as we try to deal with this profound loss. Thank you for the love and prayers. At this time there will be no further comment." ------- Priscilla Presley is asking for prayers amid her daughter Lisa Marie Presley's hospitalization. On Jan. 12, the Naked Gun actress, 77, spoke out about Lisa Marie's condition following news that the singer had been taken to a Los Angeles-area hospital for a medical emergency. "My beloved daughter Lisa Marie was rushed to the hospital," she said in a statement shared on Facebook.   » Read More

The Albuquerque Police Department found a tiger cub inside a Southeast Albuquerque home after officers were called to a shooting in the area.Just after 2 p.m. Tuesday, APD learned of shots being fired on Indiana Street SE. Before arriving, officers were alerted of a person shot in the leg near the area.Preliminary evidence shows that the injured person was struck by a stray bullet.Officers heard another gunshot while on scene, coming from a nearby mobile home. They eventually located Kevin Gerardo Vargas Mercado, who was armed with a handgun, according to APD. Mercado was taken into custody without issue.APD officers then followed a blood trail that led them inside a trailer. They never were able to locate that injured person, according to the department.Inside the trailer home, a Bengal tiger cub was found inside a dog crate. New Mexico Department of Game and Fish took custody of the tiger.According to NMDGF, the cub will stay at the Albuquerque BioPark until the investigation is complete and a permanent home is located.The department said the cub is not the tiger conservation officers were looking for back in August.On Aug.  » Read More

Facebook's parent already has announced an $800 million data center set to open in 2024 at the location. But property purchases between July 2020 ...  » Read More

by: Melissa Moon Posted: Jan 10, 2023 / 09:34 PM CST Updated: Jan 10, 2023 / 09:34 PM CST MEMPHIS, Tenn. – A man who broke into an HVAC supply store on Christmas Eve was arrested after police say the business owner saw him selling the stolen items on Facebook. The owner of Garrett Supply Company in Northeast Memphis said the burglar was caught on camera smashing the front door of his store and was wearing neon yellow and black gloves. Wesley Garrett said the thief took $600 in cash and two Dewalt Battery chargers worth about $200 each. After scrolling through Facebook Marketplace for three days, Garrett saw a man wearing the same neon gloves and selling the same battery charger. Garrett Supply Co. burglar “The gloves. I knew it had to be him,” said Garrett, “I saw his name, and it was somebody who broke into a store I used to work for seven years ago.  » Read More

The Korean War Veterans Memorial Wall of Remembrance, found on the National Mall, opened last summer: a black granite tribute near the Lincoln Memorial, etched with the names of thousands of soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice. But according to Hal and Ted Barker, two brothers who live in Dallas and run the Korean War Project, around 1,000 of the names on the memorial are misspelled, and another 500 are missing. The Barker brothers run the Korean War project from a two bedroom apartment. According to Ted, they began learning about the Korean War to better understand their father, a Marine Corps Pilot officer who served in the conflict. "My brother started in 1979 to try and figure out what made our dad tick," Ted said. Their dad didn't speak much about his time overseas. So as the brothers researched his past, they also collected thousands of stories and information over the years, from other service members -- creating a database for families of veterans to reference. The project, according to its website,  » Read More

BEREA, Ohio (AP) — Joe Woods took the fall for the Cleveland Browns falling flat again.Cleveland fired its embattled defensive coordinator on Monday as his group’s communication issues and inability to stop the run had a major role in the Browns finishing 7-10 and missing the playoffs for the second straight season.The 52-year-old Woods was one of Kevin Stefanski’s first hires in 2020. Cleveland’s defense had trouble from the opener, leading to the Browns’ 17th double-digit loss season since the franchise’s expansion rebirth in 1999.Stefanski, who was widely criticized for his play-calling, was spared in a season shaped by quarterback Deshaun Watson’s 11-game NFL suspension.“I’d like to thank Joe for his hard work and dedication in his three seasons as our defensive coordinator,” Stefanski said. “I will always have the utmost respect for Joe, the person and the coach.“Unfortunately, we didn’t perform up to our standards enough this season, and we all share in that responsibility.”The Browns moved quickly at finding a replacement,  » Read More

“When you’re a quarterback at Alabama — you see that lovely lady there? She does go to Auburn but she also is Miss Alabama and that’s A.J. McCarron’s girlfriend… You quarterbacks, you get all the good-looking women. What a beautiful woman. Wow!” – Brent Musburger on Katherine Webb during the 2013 BCS Championship Game The 10-year anniversary of a 42-14 blowout more lopsided than the final score suggests and Nick Saban claiming his third national championship at Alabama would be of little note outside Tuscaloosa today if not for a couple of subplots involving girlfriends. The more famous overshadowed the other, and understandably so. Nine days following Notre Dame’s face-plant in its first title-game opportunity since the 1989 Fiesta Bowl, Deadspin dropped an investigative bombshell that still reverberates a decade later. The catfishing of Fighting Irish linebacker and Heisman Trophy runner-up Manti Te’o created a media firestorm, and life-changing implications for the parties involved, as brilliantly tackled in last year’s Netflix documentary. Lennay Kekua sucked up all the oxygen in the sports-media landscape,  » Read More

WARSAW, Poland — About 400 items believed to have been hidden in the ground by their Jewish owners during World War II have been accidentally uncovered during home renovation work in a yard in Lodz in central Poland. History experts say that the objects found in the city’s Polnocna Street include Hanukkah menorahs and items used in daily life, TVN24 reported. Another Polish media outlet, o2.pl, said that perfume bottles and cigarette holders were also found in the trove, located some 70 centimeters underground. The stash was found in December, and two of the menorahs were lit on December 22 during Hanukkah celebrations organized by the city’s Jewish community. Some of the items were found wrapped in Polish, Yiddish, and German language newspapers, which were dated to around October 1939, Israel’s Ynet news site said. Get The Times of Israel's Daily Edition by email and never miss our top stories By signing up, you agree to the terms Gazecie Wyborczej, an archaeologist in Lodz,  » Read More

In the weeks leading up to Sunday’s violent attacks on Brazil’s congress,, and other government buildings, the country’s social media channels surged with calls to attack gas stations, refineries, and other infrastructure, as well as for people to come to a “war cry party in the capital,” according to Brazilian social media researchers.Online influencers who deny the results of the country’s recent presidential election used a particular phrasing to summon “patriots” to what they called a “Festa da Selma” — tweaking the word “selva,” a military term for war cry, by substituting an “m” for the “v” in hopes of avoiding detection from Brazilian authorities, who have wide latitude to arrest people for “anti-democratic” postings online. “Festa” is the Portuguese word for “party.”Organizers on Telegram posted dates, times, and routes for so-called “Liberty Caravans” that would pick people up in at least six Brazilian states and ferry them to the party, according to posts viewed by The Washington Post. One post said, “Attention Patriots! We are organizing for a thousand buses. We need 2 million people in Brasilia.”That online activism culminated in busloads of people landing in the capital on Sunday,  » Read More