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STONY BROOK, N.Y. – The Stony Brook football team returns home this afternoon to celebrate their 2025 Homecoming against the Towson Tigers at 3:30 p.m. inside LaValle Stadium. Towson Tigers (3-4, 1-2 CAA) at Stony Brook Seawolves (3-4, 1-2 CAA)  WHERE: Stony Brook, N.Y. VENUE: LaValle Stadium WHEN: Saturday, Oct. 25, 3:30 p.m. HOW TO WATCH: FloFootball  LIVE STATS: StatBroadcast SERIES HISTORY … OVERALL – 4-6 … AT STONY BROOK – 1-4 … AT TOWSON – 3-2 … FIRST MATCHUP – Sept. 28, 2013 (Stony Brook 35 vs. Towson 21) … LAST MATCHUP – Oct. 19, 2024 (Stony Brook 52 at Towson 24) OPENING KICK The Seawolves enter the game with a 3-4 (1-2 CAA) record this season after falling at No. 10/11 Monmouth on October 18. In that defeat, Jayce Freeman totaled 220 yards, including a 95-yard kick return touchdown — Stony Brook's first kick return touchdown since Sherman Alston in 2016 (at Richmond).  » Read More

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – The Virginia Cavaliers beat the Villanova Wildcats 75-72 in Friday night’s (Oct. 24) exhibition matchup at John Paul Jones Arena. Virginia finished with a 45.3 percent (24 of 53) shooting mark from the field and shot 38.5 percent (10 of 26) from deep. All eleven Cavaliers that entered the game recorded points, with Malik Thomas (16 pts, 5-10 FG, 3-4 3FG) and Johann Grünloh (12 pts, 4-9 FG, 3-4 FT) reaching double figure scoring. Virginia outrebounded the Wildcats 39-32 and tallied 15 assists, seven blocks and seven steals. Villanova shot 41.9 percent (26 of 62) in the contest. HOW IT HAPPENED The Cavaliers went into the half with a 40-35 lead after shooting 53.6 percent (15 of 28) from the field with eight 3-pointers. Malik Thomas led the way for Virginia with nine points  off 3 of 5 shooting. After a back-and-forth start to the second half, an 11-3 scoring run pulled the Wildcats within two with 5:26 remaining. Virginia promptly responded with an 11-3 scoring run of their own to secure the 75-72 victory.  » Read More

NEW ORLEANS – The seventh Tennis at Twilight Gala is two weeks away on November 8 at Chateau Golf and Country Club. The event will begin at 8 p.m. and will feature live music, a gourmet buffet, an open bar and a silent auction with a chance to win great items.   All proceeds will go toward funding for essentials for the Privateers men's and women's tennis programs. To purchase tickets for the event, click here.   Groovy 7 will provide live music throughout the evening. The event will be emceed by WDSU's Fletcher Mackel.   Prizes that are up for auction include the following: -Trip to the US Open valued at $7,500 -New Orleans yacht experience -Dinner for 10 at Katie's in Mid City -Tennis racket signed by Rafael Nadal -Tennis membership initiation fee and three months of dues -Pickleball party courtesy of City Park   The dress code for the event is formal- coat and tie or cocktail attire.   BLUES ON TUES. NEWSLETTER To keep up with all athletics news at the University of New Orleans,  » Read More

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Accused of injuring troopers during the meeting (ST. LEON, Ind.) – A Cincinnati man is facing numerous charges stemming from an inccident that occurred at a St. Leon gas station.  Prosecutors say 20-year-old Gregory Lucas reached out to an individual who was selling a van on Facebook Marketplace.  Lucas allegedly offered two ounces of cocaine, $4,500 and marijuana as payment for the van.  The seller contacted Indiana State Police and a meeting was set up to sell the van at the Amoco in St. Leon on September 17.  Undercover troopers were at the station when they say Lucas arrived wearing a ski mask, black jacket and black pants.  lt was unusual for someone to be wearing a jacket, ski mask, black fleece jacket and long pants as the temperature was in the 90's,” Dearborn County Prosecutor Lynn Deddens said.  Troopers say Lucas was walking around the backside of the gas station when he was confronted by police.  Lucas allegedly said he was there to purchase a vehicle and said he had messages to confirm the meeting.   » Read More

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Town of West Yellowstone Mayor Jeff McBirnie of West Yellowstone is facing scrutiny for his political statements on social media. WEST YELLOWSTONE — On Tuesday evening, West Yellowstone residents voiced their concerns about political Facebook posts made by Mayor Jeff McBirnie, who's position is up for re-election this year. On Wednesday morning, McBirnie resigned as mayor. The now-deleted posts contained anti-trump and anti-fascist rhetoric. One post from September stated: "Why do Republicans like protecting a pedophile? Oh that's right the orange mango is their true God." "It's just ludicrous to me that we have this coming from an official," said one resident at Tuesday's West Yellowstone town council meeting. Five residents spoke up at Tuesday's meeting, which former mayor McBirnie did not attend. Some residents called for McBirnie's resignation, while others were concerned about divisiveness in the West Yellowstone community and urged elected officials to take action promptly. "This is no longer contained in this community," one resident said. "I wouldn't wait a long time," said another resident.  » Read More

Last month, Suzanne Swierc was handed a manila envelope—the word “confidential” stamped across it in red ink—and told her employment with Ball State University was being terminated. Her employee ID and office keys were taken, and within about five minutes, she was out of the job she had moved 1,000 miles for. The reason? The one hundred and forty words she posted on her private Facebook account regarding the assassination of political activist Charlie Kirk. Geoffrey Mearns Ball State President Geoffrey Mearns said in Swierc’s termination letter that the post caused an “unprecedented level of disruption” for the university. Swierc, formerly Ball State’s director of health promotion and advocacy, swiftly responded with a federal lawsuit against Mearns, alleging that her termination violated the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. Now both sides are waiting for the court to decide whether the line drawn by Ball State on the free-speech rights of its public employees was appropriate or whether Swierc should have been granted more leeway. While the university stands by its decision,  » Read More

According to the FBI’s 2024 Internet Crime Report, people aged 60 and over in the US lost a combined $4.8 billion to fraud in 2024 alone. Criminals use a variety of tactics to gain trust and in certain circumstances compromise people’s online accounts, often with the goal of targeting their close contacts for scams.  This Cybersecurity Awareness Month, as part of our ongoing global anti-scam awareness campaign, we’re sharing the latest trends in scams targeting older adults, new safety tools, and tips for how to spot and avoid scammers online. Scams to Watch Out For In addition to our ongoing investigations, we partnered with open source researchers at Graphika to find and disrupt scams targeting older adults across the Internet. Where these scams showed up on our apps, we took action: blocking scammers’ websites on our platforms and taking down their accounts.  Fake home remodeling services and debt relief: Scammers created websites designed to solicit personal information under the pretense of providing fictitious government benefits for senior citizens,  » Read More