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Denzel Aberdeen scored 19 points, but No. 25 Kentucky lost at No. 14 Florida 92-83 on Saturday in Gainesville. Kentucky (17-8, 8-4 Southeastern Conference) got a career-high-tying 18 points from Collin Chandler and 13 from Otega Oweh. Freshman Malachi Moreno had a double-double with 11 points and 11 rebounds for the Cats. Turnovers were key in Saturday’s game. Kentucky committed 14 turnovers and Florida turned those into 25 points. The Gators had 11 turnovers and the Cats were only able to convert those into 12 points. Florida (19-6, 10-2) scored the first five points before Aberdeen got UK on the board. The Gators responded by scoring the next five to lead 10-2. Chandler hit a three to get the Cats within five, but the Gators scored on the other end to lead by seven. An Andrija Jelavic fadeaway cut the deficit to 12-7. After Florida hit two free throws, Chandler made one-of-two to cut the UF lead to 14-8. The Gators answered with eight in a row to lead by 14.  » Read More

HANCOCK, MA./WOODFORD, Vt. - On Saturday morning, the Williams Carnival wrapped up with day two of competition from Jiminy Peak and Prospect Mtn. The men's and women's Nordic teams competed in the 3x5 CL relay, while the Alpine squads competed in the Slalom. Vermont placed second in the carnival with 754 total points. Dartmouth won the carnival with 935 total points and Middlebury rounded out the top three in third with 704 total points.     RELATED LINKS Williams Carnival Results   The men's Alpine squad placed second in the slalom with 97 points and three skiers in the top 20 of finishers. Oskar Gillberg was Vermont's best finisher, in fourth with a two-run time of 1:36.06 and 41 EISA points, his second top five finish of the season. Magnus Berge Styren followed in eighth, with a two-run time of 1:36.63, earning 33 points for the team, his second-best finish of the season. Sebastian Weiss placed 19th with a two-run time of 1:37.71 and 23 EISA points.   For the women's squad,  » Read More

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Updated: Feb. 12, 2026 at 6:00 PM CST Email This Link Share on Facebook Share on X (formerly Twitter) Share on Pinterest Share on LinkedInPolice said the investigation shows the victim was driven to a home on Winton Drive to purchase a vehicle listed on Facebook Marketplace. First Alert Weather Plus A bit wetter for the weather at the Olympics this weekend Updated: 14 hours ago | As the Olympic Games going into the close of week one in northern Italy, the weekend brings a more unsettled pattern to parts of the region. First Alert Weather Plus Friday forecast for Middle Tennessee Updated: 15 hours ago | The dry cool pattern is coming to an end. Rain moves in for the weekend. News Potholes likely on Tennessee roadways Updated: 17 hours ago | The combination of extreme winter weather followed by a warmup is an ideal recipe for potholes.  » Read More

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WASHINGTON — Today, Ambassador Jamieson Greer attended the signing of an Agreement on Reciprocal Trade between the United States of America and Taiwan, under the auspices of the American Institute in Taiwan and the Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office in the United States. Taiwan’s Vice Premier Li-chiun Cheng and Minister without Portfolio Jen-ni Yang also attended the signing. “President Trump’s leadership in the Asia-Pacific region continues to generate prosperous trade ties for the United States with important partners across Asia, while further advancing the economic and national security interests of the American people,” said Ambassador Greer.  “The Agreement on Reciprocal Trade with Taiwan will eliminate tariff and non-tariff barriers facing U.S. exports to Taiwan, furthering opportunities for American farmers, ranchers, fishermen, workers, small businesses, and manufacturers. This Agreement also builds on our longstanding economic and trade relationship with Taiwan and will significantly enhance the resilience of our supply chains, particularly in high-technology sectors.  I want to thank my counterparts from Taiwan for their strong commitment to achieving fair and balanced trade with the United States.” To read the text of the Agreement on Reciprocal Trade,  » Read More

Published  February 11, 2026 10:30pm EST Detroit police say man lured women on Facebook then attacked them A Detroit man is accused of luring women with a kind demeanor and niceties, using social media to get close to them before assaulting them. One victim described him as Ted Bundy because of the metaphorical mask he wore; appearing good-natured and kindhearted before snapping and attacking them. (FOX 2) - ---This story includes graphic details and viewer discretion is advised--- A Detroit man is accused of luring women with a kind demeanor and niceties, using social media to get close to them before assaulting them. One victim described him as Ted Bundy because of the metaphorical mask he wore; appearing good-natured and kindhearted before snapping and attacking them. The common thread between Donneal Sandridge-Jones, 31, and his victims is that he met them on Facebook. Police have since taken him into custody while prosecutors charged him in connection with three different assaults. Local perspective: During her experience with Sandridge-Jones,  » Read More

Key highlights from the launch of the Genomic Laboratory at MedPark Hospital. A significant stride forward in personalized patient care. At certain stages of treatment, “timeliness” is as critical as accuracy. Waiting just a few weeks for test results can significantly influence treatment decisions and outcomes. Genomic medicine, therefore, transcends Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) technology. It enables faster diagnosis and creates opportunities for timely disease prevention, strategic planning, and more effective treatment. These reflect MedPark Hospital’s core mission to advance personalized treatment through Precision Medicine, an approach that tailors care for each patient based on genetic information. Guided by this vision, MedPark Hospital officially launched its Genomic Laboratory on Friday, 30 January 2026, at The Forum, marking a significant step beyond conventional care toward truly patient-centered treatment. From Sequencing to Clinical Care Dr. Prasit Powthongkum, an internist specializing in medical genetics, stated, “The laboratory standard ensures that the data generated are of high quality and that the analytical results are accurate. However, interpretation remains essential, with the inclusion of additional clinical information in patient care.  » Read More

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