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LAKE CHARLES, La. (KPLC) - A ghoulish scam tactic using so-called ”ghost listings" continues to spread over Facebook Marketplace. One local real estate manager says it’s easy to get tricked, but there are ways to weed out bad listings. Samantha Jagneaux with Jagneaux Property Management said scammers have stolen her legitimate property listings and reposted them to trick renters into sending money. “They sent their first month’s rent and deposit, and they were out of that money. It was quite a bit of money. It was like a couple thousand they were out,” Jagneaux said. Ashlyn Gaudet, who works with Jagneaux, said Facebook Marketplace remains the most effective platform for legitimate property managers despite the scam problem. “As property managers, it is the best place to list things because that’s where we get the most views, the most interest. It’s hard for us to advertise it in any other way, but it is sad that this has come to this,” Gaudet said. Jagneaux said there is little property managers can do once someone has been scammed.  » Read More

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Fidesz' Digital Civic Circles (Digitális Polgári Körök or DPKs) are running more than 200 ads on Facebook, according to a brief analysis by Political Capital shared on Facebook. Fidesz is thus continuing its campaign to recruit and increase its voter database even after the official ban on political advertising has taken effect. According to Political Capital, by Tuesday morning, the DPKs had run 260 ads encouraging Internet users to join, but, some of these ads expired at noon on October 28. However, in the afternoon, they launched a new wave, with 230 ads running simultaneously. They make no secret of the fact that this is a political movement: the shared images feature Fidesz influencers and opinion leaders (many of the images were taken at a campaign event, the so-called Peace March), but there is also one showing Minister of Defence Kristóf Szalay-Bobrovniczky. According to the policy research institute, the goal of the campaign is not only to expand DPK membership, as they also encourage target audiences to provide offline data: they ask for email addresses,  » Read More

DENVER – The University of Denver gymnastics team will host its annual Homecoming Open Practice – with a Halloween twist – on Friday, October 31, from 2:30-4:30 p.m. in the team's training facility at the Daniel L. Ritchie Center for Sports & Wellness.   Admission is free, and light refreshments will be served. Fans are invited to wear their Halloween costumes – masks are not permitted – to take part in a costume contest as well.   The event provides fans a first look at the 2025-26 squad, which features seven newcomers in freshmen Megan Aamold, Shyla Bhatia, Sevana Kasparian, Kaitlynd Kastl, Terra Rutter and Abby Steeley, and sophomore transfer Addie Hewitt.   DU also welcomes three new assistant coaches to the staff this year in John Carney, Megan Haught and Mary Rice.   Denver is in the middle of its preseason ahead of the 2026 season, which begins January 11 against Stanford.  » Read More

DENVER – The University of Denver's weekly coaches radio show returns with four on-site, live broadcasts this season with Richard and Kitzia Goodman Hockey Head Coach David Carle at the Campus Lounge, a longtime hangout of DU hockey. DU's weekly coaches' show from Your Front Range Toyota Stores Studios.   The live shows are hosted by longtime voice of the Pioneers Jay Stickney and will also feature special hockey guests from the Pioneers' roster and local hockey community.   The hour-long shows at the Campus Lounge take place on Wednesday at 6 p.m. MT on Oct. 29, Nov. 12, Jan. 21 and Feb. 25.   Fans that can't make it to the Campus Lounge can listen live on Denver Sports 104.3 The Fan HD3. It can also be heard on Apple Podcasts and DenverPioneers.com/podcasts after the show airs on HD3.   Click here to listen live online.   Denver Coaches Show with David Carle live at Campus Lounge dates Wednesday, Oct. 16 Wednesday, Nov. 6 Wednesday,  » Read More

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Meta Platforms (META) stock rose early Monday, setting up a seventh consecutive positive trading day. The Facebook and Instagram parent company reports third-quarter earnings late Wednesday. Expectations are high following second-quarter results that one analyst said "blew the doors off." Analysts project Meta will post sales of $49.5 billion for the September-ended quarter, according to FactSet, representing 22% year-over-year growth. That's the highest growth target for Meta this year. For Meta's Q2 and Q1 results earlier this year, analysts were forecasting sales growth of 14% and 13%, respectively, ahead of the results. Meta beat both of those marks with 22% sales growth in Q2 and 16% in Q1. Meanwhile, analysts expect the Facebook parent company to post an 11% increase in earnings to $6.72 per share, according to FactSet.  Nearly all of Meta's revenue comes from sales of digital ads on the company's Family of Apps, led by Facebook and Instagram. Stifel analyst Mark Kelley wrote to clients late last week that digital advertising is "generally in a good spot," with Meta remaining a top pick.  » Read More

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SAN JOSE, Calif. – Santa Clara women's tennis wrapped up their fall slate with two singles victories on the final day of the San Jose State Hidden Dual on Sunday.  The Broncos played the singles players from San Jose State and the doubles teams from Nevada.   HOW IT HAPPENED: The hidden dual format includes singles against one team and doubles against a different team each day during the three day tournament.  The teams will lineup and play similar to a team dual match like in the spring season but there is no team scoring, only individual wins and losses.  Jamie Pope picked up her second singles win of the tournament, beating Katarina Brajovic 6-2, 6-4.  Ashley Katz finished the tournament on a high note, winning her first singles match over the three days, downing Tara Mihaljevic 6-3, 6-2.   RESULTS: San Jose State Hidden Dual 10/26/2025 at San Jose, Calif (Spartan Tennis Complex) Singles competition 3       Duru Durgun (San Jose State) def.  » Read More

PARADISE ISLAND, The Bahamas (October 26, 2025)- The Bulls posted their best finish of the season by placing second at the White Sands Invitational, backed by Cherry Marley's individual championship win.  Cherry Marley dominated The Ocean Club, capturing the individual title. She opened strong with steady play to card a 75, keeping herself near the top of the leaderboard. She battled through Round 2 with another 75, highlighted by key birdies that kept her momentum alive. Marley then closed with an even-par 72, sealing her victory and claiming the individual championship at the White Sands Invitational.  Valentina Bosselmann delivered her best career finish highlighted by a red-hot opening nine in her final round that featured a birdie on the par-3 third. Her consistency throughout the week earned her a top-10 finish, tying for sixth overall. Regina Plascencia had a solid tournament, bouncing back with a 74 in Round 2 to move up the leaderboard. She finished strong with a 75 in the final round, also tying for sixth place.   » Read More